Posts Tagged ‘Today’s Links’
Here is a collection of links from across the net that may be film, TV and or entertainment related.
- A sequel to Piranha 3-D is happening. Good, we need to make sure Elisabeth Shue eats. [EW]
- A Google movie is happening now, now we just need a IMDB movie and the trifecta of crap is complete. [NIF]
- J.J. Abrams is making a 7-minutes in Heaven movie. It sounds good don’t worry; two teens at a party play 7 Minutes in Heaven, and when they emerge from the closet, everyone else in the house is dead. They clearly stole this idea from my sweet sixteen. [NME]
- Jessica Alba to Star in Spy Kids 4. Whoa slow down egg head; there was a 2nd one? [comingsoon]
- 30 Unexpected Movie Deaths, with videos! [totalfilm]
- Special DVD features revealed for Pixar’s Toy Story 3 and Mater’s Tall Tales. Bought. [/Film]
- Conan O’Brien is releasing two albums, I don’t know where to go with that. [LATimes]
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Here is a collection of links from across the net that may be film, TV and or entertainment related.
- David Fincher and Timur Bekmambetov will direct competing 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea remakes. That’s what we need, two boring movies instead of one. [FilmJunk]
- Shia Labeof think Indiana Jones 4 sucked too! Yet, he blames himself…I guess he want’s to work again but still, no one believes that. [geektyrant]
- Fox is working on an animated Napoleon Dynamite show. Gosh! [getthebigpicture]
- Martin Scorsese is working on a George Harrison documentary. Ugh, make the Sinatra film already. [exclaim]
- Romero remaking Dario Argento’s Deep Red in 3D, Zombies will be in there somewhere I’m sure. [digital spy]
- Trailer for a Matrix looking film with Matt Damon and Emily Blunt, The Adjustment Bureau. (more…)
Tags: david fincher, martin scorsese, matt damon, shia labeouf, Today's Links
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Almost a Batmobile.
Brought to you by: The VHS Tape Rewinder.
I’ll admit that I never understood the need for these things as a kid, seemed like a cash grab to me. I would later discover that these noisy little boxes were actually putting years of life back on my VCR.
VCR’s were believed to make kinks in the tapes which could mess with playback after several rewinds. The rewinder would rewind smoother and faster. In addition, it would take the wear and tear away from the VCR, and protect the heads of the VCR. The worst thing you can do to a VCR is rewind a tape, or keep a take on pause (worse for the tape).
These rewinders are not being made any more due to the introduction of the DVD, obviously.
- John Malkovich Says He Would Have Played The Vulture In Spider-Man 4, Good Thing They Took The Emo Kid/Reboot Route Instead, Sigh. [/Film]
- Re-imagined Posters for Classic Stephen King Films and A Nightmare on Elm Street. [GeekTyrant]
- September 3rd For Robert Rodriguez’ MACHETE. [Deadline]
- Kiefer Sutherland Gearing Up for “24″ Movies, More Yelling Into A Phone. [NewsInFilm]
- Alice in Wonderland Hits Blu-ray and DVD on June 1st. [Comingsoon]
- Speaking of Alice, Read The Hilarious Abridged Script. [EditingRoom]
Can you name that mysterious tambourine player in the new Hanson music video that plays tribute to a very special scene from Blues Brothers? Check It Out Here!
Tags: alice in wonderland, blues brothers, john malkovich, machete, robert rodriguez, Today's Links
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Today’s Links are brought to you by: TWIN PEAKS. Created by David Lynch and Mark Frost the series was set in the fictional town of Twin Peaks in northeast Washington state and tells the story of FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and his investigation of the murder of a popular local teenage schoolgirl, Laura Palmer.
Twin Peaks became one of 1990s’ top-rated shows, a critical success both nationally and internationally. Reflecting its devoted cult fan base, the series became a part of popular culture, referenced in other television shows, commercials, comic books, video games, films and song lyrics. In 2007 Twin Peaks was listed as one of Time magazine’s “100 Best TV Shows of All-TIME.”
Pictured to the left is the Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition DVD which I picked up last year after a small price drop. Worth every penny just to see David Duchovny in drag. Click to see the links, you know you wanna…
Tags: clint eastwood, men in black, money never sleeps, reobert de niro, robin hood, the shining, Today's Links, twin peaks
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Anyone who claims they beat this game is a filthy liar.
Today’s Links are Brought to you by: Chakan: The Forever Man, a Sega video game released 1992. The game featured an uncommonly dark premise for the time of its release. The game is well-known, and loathed by many for its unusually high difficulty level, but still retains a dedicated, if small, fanbase. I still get angry about this game and I haven’t seen a Sega System in over a decade. We owned this game in the mix of gems like Battletoads and Bubsy, and never got close to beating it. We got so desperate one night to get past a level that we asked our Dad for help. I never saw more than the first level, gutted. Someone reviewed it, take a look.
- Sigourney Weaver might have ruined a big surprise in the next GHOSTBUSTERS movie. [JoBlo]
- A new trailer for THE CRAZIES. [GeekTyrant]
- Mr. Skin’s Best Nude Scenes of 2009 [getthebigpicture]
- New Toy Story 3 Photo, yes I am very excited. [moviefone]
- The Twilight Saga: New Moon: The Abridged Script [theeditingroom]
- Trailer (after the jump) for SAINT JOHN OF LAS VEGAS.
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It feels like real too! (click to up-size)
Brought to you by: The Spytech Periscope
I think the last time I spoke of one of my brothers not letting me play with their toys was a board game, this time it’s gadget. I can’t say for sure how many times I was the one being spied on in the house (we were all pretty good at it) but whenever I got my hands on this spy tech device…I couldn’t even open the damn thing! Stiff and weird to handle; it really was made for the Soviets, this I am sure. Check out this commercial and see for yourself. Ninja vanish!
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"It's very short notice. There's my pussy to consider."
Brought to you by: Mrs. Betty Slocombe
What a perverted old woman. Thanks to my parents TV programming I was forced to watch Are You Being Served for a good part of my life. It was actually very funny at times thanks to this lady and her double entendres. Mrs. Slocombe has two main gags: first off, as a cat lover, she consistently talks about Tiddles, her bundle of fluff, but this causes quite a few problems in that Betty insists on referring to her cat as her pussy. Played by actress Mollie Sugden (sadly passed away this year), her mannerisms, facial expressions, and her accent which shifts from upper-class to Scouse at random, all make Mrs. Slocombe one of the most ludicrously funny characters on television. Best of after the jump.
- Disney Announces The Cheapest Muppet Movie Ever Made [/Film]
- New Wild Things Character Banners [Empire]
- Disney Confirms Robert Zemeckis’ 3D Yellow Submarine [BBC]
- The making of The Shining [YouTube]
- Antichrist – Official Trailer [YouTube]
- Michael Jackson’s This Is It 2009 Movie Trailer [MySpace]
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Tags: antichrist, are you being served, Michael Jackson, the cheapest muppet movie ever made, the shining, this is it, Today's Links, where the wild things are, yellow submarine
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it's chocolate, it's mint, it's delicious!
Brought to you by: Junior Mints
Over 15 million Junior Mints are produced daily. You’re welcome. If you don’t know; Junior Mints are a candy consisting of small rounds of mint filling inside a dark chocolate coating. It’s pretty much the only thing that should be allowed anywhere near a movie theater. When the pigs are at the troff scarfing down popcorn and pizza during a movie; I find solace in the fact that I am a better person for eating Jr’s. They’re soft, chewy make no sound; unless you count the multiple orgasms that will ensue once you get to about the 3rd one. Enjoy.
- BOONDOCK SAINTS 2 is coming out of left field and into theaters this October. [Cinematical]
- New WHERE THE WILDS THINGS ARE footage, creepy. [filmdrunk]
- THE GREEN HORNET has started shooting, Seth Rogen no longer typecast? [geektyrant]
- The only time I will ever type BIG MOMMA’S HOUSE 3. (sorry) [getthebigpicture]
- The “10 coolest Movie Gangs” is just what it says. [total film]
- A couple new shots from Rob Marshall’s NINE, very cool. [getthebigpicture]
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Tags: boondock saints 2, green hornet, nine, seth rogen, toda, Today's Links, where the wild things are
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