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An animated short that re-imagines Los Angeles as a city made up of nothing but corporate branding, populates it entirely with corporate logos and mascots, and then sets Ronald McDonald loose on a profane and by all accounts enormous bloody rampage of gun violence.
FILMS OF THE 2000'S - Or why I love film ! Just click too see for yourself.
This film looks like so much fun. I'm not typically into superhero films as a whole, too niche-geek to me, but this looks far more entertaining than most in the genre. But really, haven't we all at once time asked ourselves why there weren't real superheroes running around ? Probably the costume thing would make you feel like a dork. And, if I was a superhero, why would I run around with a bright neon costume ? Wouldn't I want to be more under the radar ?
I always have had an idea for a sequel for The Thing. I would have had a rescue teal show up after losing contact with Outpost 31, only to find the dead bodies and carnage (Yes, even MacReady is dead). They transport the bodies back to civilization via a ship, headed for NYC Harbor. Of course, The Thing wakes up again and raises all kinds of hell on board the ship. And you know I'd have that ship make it back to NYC leaving the open ended story for a third movie, where the entire population gets screwed.
God among filmmakers, Malick has gotten Christian Bale, Javier Bardem, Rachel McAdams, and Olga Kurylenko into an untitled love story he's written and will helm. Shooting begins this fall.
SUICIDE GIRLS MUST DIE! "When twelve calendar models begin to disappear from a remote cabin, the girlie video they are shooting becomes the first REALITY HORROR movie." I wonder of one of the actual Suicide Girls made the poster ? Whoever did it, they spelled 'disappear' wrong. See the poster as it's spelled - 'disppear'. I'll forgive the
No introduction is needed in this latest Visual Language article. Yall know the deal. Let’s get started and then let’s get to the shots. Steven Spielberg and Janusz Kaminski. Masters. This film went into pre-production in August 2004, with shooting dates of December 8, 2004 through March 7, 2005. [...]
John Carpenter’s Christine is a 1983 horror film about a supernaturally malevolent automobile and its effects on the teenager who owns it, adapted from a novel written by Stephen King. One of my favorite films of all time and John Carpenter’s most underrated and least talked about films. The original theatrical One [...]
I first saw this film in 7th grade and it was then that I realized there was someone called a director. Fresh off the critically panned and commercial bomb of 1941 (I love that film!) the film told the tale of an archeologist and adventurer named Indiana Jones who is hired by the US [...]