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Shortly after I saw the Dark Knight, I planned to write a review and tack on a cute video clip of the trailer rendered in Lego bricks and minifigs.
I never got around to the review, but here’s the clip anyway.

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Fantasmagorie, the first animated film produced and released to the public, turns 100 this year.

To commemorate the anniversary, a remake of Fantasmagorie was produced, and in 3D based on the stills.

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This has to be the most *headdesk*-inducing idea for a film yet. And don’t get me started on the cast. I have to echo Brian R.’s sentiment, “Who the hell let Toby Keith write a movie?”

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Despite banking on the character’s popularity, Portfolio.com illustrates how Warner Bros. has seen a loss of revenue (adjusted for inflation) with each successive Batman movie.

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If you’ve ever wondered what the introductory animation to “the Flintstones” would be like in French, wonder no more. It’s interesting to note how names don’t directly translate from one language to the next. The characters we know as Fred and Wilma Flintstone in English are Fred and Délima Caillou in French. Barney and Betty [...]

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On and off, I’ve spent the last couple of weeks watching “Sex and the City” from the beginning. It’s one of the few stereotypically gay things I do.
A full-length film version of SATC is set to hit theatres on May 30 and a new trailer has arrived….

I’m particularly like the brassy treatment the theme song [...]

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I had the opportunity this afternoon to see Jumper with my friend Steve. Overall not a bad movie, though Steve preferred the books to the film. (I now have some reading to do.) Still, there are worse ways to spend a couple of hours.
It kept my interest for the entire show — no small feat [...]

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USA Today has stills from the forthcoming live action movie version of Speed Racer, including shots of Emile Hirsch who plays the title character; Matthew Fox as Racer X; and Christina Ricci as Trixie.
These stills confirm for me the reason why literal translations of costumes from cartoon to live action don’t always work. Speed’s outfit [...]

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CNET presents clips of famous movie scenes and trailers recreated with Legos.

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"3:10 to Yuma": Great flick. Makes me want to see the 1957 original. *****

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