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The Trailer for 28 Weeks Later, the sequel to the Nanny Diaries or something like that, is online now.
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TMZ has learned Mel Gibson exploded in anger last night on a college campus after an expert on Mayan culture accused him of racially stereotyping the Mayans in the movie "Apocalypto." After a little Q&A, one lady kept bugging Mad Max and stated his film was racist in which Mel responded "Lady, Fuck Off!"
Poor Mel. He's having a bad year (or two). He's made remarks against Jews and Women now. We wonder what's next? Crippled children? Mentally handicapped? We should start one of those "death-pool"-like games to guess who he's gonna loose his temper at next. Good money's on a black dude who then ends up beating him up. That'd be cool to see.
Francis Ford Coppola's Comeback Tour Begins This Fall
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Well, it was probably going to happen soon or later. Unfortunately, sooner is here. They have run out of ideas in Hollywood and are turning to blaxploitation flicks again, cuz you know, Shaft was such a good flick.
Next on the hot seat, Dolemite. This kung-fu lovin' pimp is actually a good flick and if it's gonna be done we hope it gets done right. That means get Spike Jonze to direct it. Just our thoughts...
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The Turtles are coming you way, like it or not. And for everyone like us who grew up with the cartoons, comics, and that shitty Vanilla Ice rap song, the movie's going to bring back a lot of memories. Check out some screen caps!
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He's conquered commercials and video games. Now, it's time for the King to head toward the big screen. While we just don't see this thing getting off the ground, the fact that Tim Allen still makes movies proves that anyone can.
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No matter how wrong or right an adaptation of an historical event, everything looks better with a killer soundtrack and slo-mo sword fights. But, USA Today pondered the reality of the history of the Spartans in the new Frank Miller adaptation of his graphic novel, '300.' It does beg the question of accuracy. However, we can safely say we're not going to go for the historical facts. The kick-ass fight scenes has us hooked.
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