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From all of us at We Are Movie Geeks to all of you, we wish you a very happy and a very safe Thanksgiving.
For your enjoyment, THE TURKEY LURKEY DANCE!
Movies
James McTeigue first brought us a film that is easily in my top 50 films all time, V FOR VENDETTA. Now he is back but this time with a ninja who is aiming to kill everyone who gets in his way of seeking revenge against the 9 ancient ninja clans.
Let me first tell you that this movie ...
Movies
I don’t speak Thai, nor do I have the ability to read something in Thai. The website JEDIYUTH has the poster for THE WOLFMAN you see above along with a paragraph of crazy squiggles. I believe it roughly translates to, “My God. My God. Look at how bad-ass that giant wolfman ...
Movies
The Wolfman
Joe Johnston
Anthony Hopkins
Benicio Del Toro
Emily Blunt
Hugo Weaving
SHREK FOREVER AFTER just seems like an act in overkill. Many (those who actually appreciated the humor found in the first, two films, anyway) believed the franchise fell off a cliff with SHREK THE THIRD. We’ll see if this fourth film can redeem the series. We’ll leave the ...
Movies
Shrek
Mike Myers
Eddie Murphy
Cameron Diaz
Antonio Banderas
Kathy Griffin
I can hear the photographer now. “Give me a little scar, Josh. A little scar. A little hat. NO EYES! NO EYES!”
That’s precisly what we get here with this first, official shot from JONAH HEX courtesy of Omelete . While some are claiming this looks a bit like a ...
Movies
Jonah Hex
Josh Brolin
Jimmy Hayward
During this years Fantastic Fest I got a chance to sit down with James McTeigue to talk about NINJA ASSASSIN and a few other things. Check out the interview below filmed by the badass Matt Stuertz.
Movies
There has to be a Top 10 list devoted to this idea some day of a character’s look being kept under wraps by a studio only to have it blown by either a toy company, a newspaper, or a video game. I remember in ‘98 when our first glimpse of the US version of Godzilla came from a ...
Movies
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Jackie Earle Haley
Robert Englund
THE PRISONER was a cult classic TV show from the 1960s about a spy who knew just a little too much and was sent to a resort like prison called “The Village” after he resigned. We never knew his name, but he was designated as Number 6.
This time around he wave a much more ...
Television
Ian McKellen
Pardon me fiends. I have been away for so long. It has been over a month since the last I Heart Horror article I wrote . The month of October was crazy for me. I tried to watch a horror movie everyday in October and make a video review for that film and post it through DESTROY THE BRAIN ...
Movies
Disney Studios
Check out this link to the making-of DE REPENTE LA PELICULA featurette from writer/director Luis Armando Roche. The Venezuelan film, starring Carlos Antonio Leon, is set to begin screening by February 2010.
Movies
ZOMBIELAND was a near-perfect zombie picture that offered as many laughs as it did thrills, and, overall, it was one of the most entertaining times at the theater all year. Now comes word from Moviehole that a sequel is not only planned, it is definite. To that, I simply say, ...
Movies
Zombieland
Bill Murray
Ruben Fleischer
Emma Stone
Abigail Breslin
Jesse Eisenberg
I remember reading or hearing something years ago about how Denzel Washington’s face is perfectly symmetrical right down the middle. I think Brad Pitt was on that list, as well, but only one of them have a poster for a film they are in upon which is that perfectly symmetrical face ...
Celebrities
The Book Of Eli
Denzel Washington
Gary Oldman
Mila Kunis
Brad Pitt
FANTASTIC MR FOX is very mildly fantastic. That’s not a knock. The film is great, but it’s great in a subtle kind of way. It’s an understated comedy that can satisfy audiences both young and old. Adapted for the screen from Roald Dahl’s classic children’s book. ...
Movies
The Fantastic Mr. Fox
Wes Anderson
George Clooney
Meryl Streep
Jason Schwartzman
Bill Murray
Roughly one out of every ninety children are born with autism. Approximately one percent of children in the United States, between the ages of 3 and 17, have an autism spectrum disorder. Between 1-1.5 million Americans live with an autism spectrum disorder. These are staggering statistics, ...
Movies
A turkey. Over stuffed. More sour than cranberry sauce. As flat as a thin layer of mashed potatoes. More painful than the post-turkey dinner walk to the couch. Take your pick of these Thanksgiving euphemisms that, each one of them, describes the new comedy OLD DOGS, a film so void of ...
Celebrities
John Travolta
Disney Studios
Robin Williams
Seth Green
Here’s the latest, chilling poster for Peter Jackson’s THE LOVELY BONES via MySpace:
Courtesy: MySpace
And Kris Tapley over at In Contention has posted some of the early reviews….
The Guardian has doused it:
The screen version, by contrast, is so ...
Celebrities
The Lovely Bones
Peter Jackson
My God. Look at all those explosions. There’s the big one up front, there are two more in the background, and then there’s that one, little fella’ way off in the background hiding out just waiting to blow himself up. That’s a ton of explosions, especially when you ...
Movies
“SUPER-8 MOVIE MADNESS 3” will be held on Tuesday December 1 from 8pm to Midnight at the Way Out Club. The cover charge is a bargain at a measly $2.00. There will be movie passes, T-Shirts and poster giveaways this time. If you’re not familiar with the madness, here’s a brief rundown: ...
Celebrities
Steven Spielberg is producing a film about robots. Let the shocking continue. Variety is reporting that Hugh Jackman has signed on to star in and DreamWorks has acquired the money to green light REAL STEEL, a film about boxing robots that is to be directed by NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM helmer, ...
Movies
Hugh Jackman
Steven Spielberg
Variety
Night at the Museum
Shawn Levy
Stop motion animation, like most animation, really, is an art-form, one that has been perfected by only a chosen few. Ever since 1898’s THE HUMPTY DUMPTY CIRCUS, the usage of stop motion animation in film has brought characters to life in far better ways than modern technology can ...
