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My Bloody Valentine 3-D claims another victim Continue reading
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My Bloody Valentine 3-D claims another victim Continue reading
Apatow's next directorial effort is going to be a dramedy in the world of stand up comedy. Continue reading
A major fire hits the Universal backlot. Continue reading
Sex Sells Continue reading
Looking for some Tush. There is something to be said for being thrifty in Hollywood. Money rules and cost-cutting is the part of the game that sometimes makes the difference between no movie happening and a greenlight. One of the stumbling blocks we hit with… Continue reading
I had planned to share my thoughts about the latest news on The Hobbit or Watchmen in this, my second blog entry – and I certainly didn't want to discuss Star Trek again so soon – but I couldn't ignore the passing of Alexander Courage. It was revealed this… Continue reading
Recently my friend Diablo Cody wrote a movie called Juno, which is a polite way of saying: recently I wrote a movie called Juno. What happened was, I owned a stripper place and got one of my strippers baby-riffic and she went for the big bortion and I had to… Continue reading
I doubt this is anyone's main news source, but in case you missed it, Universal Studio's backlot is currently ablaze, with several structures damaged (including a video vault and the King Kong exhibit). No reports of injuries at the moment, thankfully. My… Continue reading
Once upon a time I made this move called The Sandlot. Yeah, I know it was good. I'm the guy who made the piece of shit remember? It was about a group of retarded children who played baseball. They were a really tight group of friends and they played all… Continue reading
I finally found a job, which explains my momentary lapse in blog posts, but now everything is settled and such so hopefully I'll be back with a vengeance. The other night I went to the movies for the first time in a few months and it was well worth it. The… Continue reading
Quoth this NY Times Pixar article in reference to Wall-E: "Wall Street, which closely monitors major animated movies because of their huge cost, is not yet sold on the robot, which was been criticized by some as looking too much like the star of the corny… Continue reading
When I was in high school, pranks were a fun and playful thing that all could enjoy regardless of age or state of mind. Nowadays, however, teenagers are of a completely different disposition altogether. The pranks that are pulled now are of no fun, but random… Continue reading