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Shhhh! It’s totally secret, the screening of — shhhhh! — The X-Files: I Want to Believe [opens wide July 25] I’ll attend this week. Fox is terrified of spoilers getting out, but I’ve heard this tidbit, and I’m not afraid to spoil it: Cancer Man is Luke’s father. And Rosebud is a jet-powered sled reverse-enigineered … more…
Cute, probably inevitable, and definitely my favorite TV promo of the season: Eureka returns next week, on Tuesday, July 29, at 9pm Eastern on Sci Fi. (Technorati tags: Eureka)
UPDATED: In the interest of fairness and such, here’s a link to a BBC News story in which Moffat clarifies some of the earlier news. Though, honestly, the only genuine correction is that it’s Tintin collaborator Peter Jackson, not Steven Spielberg, who’s a big fan of Doctor Who, which is less surprising, seeing as how … more…
I always knew that Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright and I were soulmates.
Take a break from work: watch a movie trailer… This is playing with The Dark Knight — I dunno if it’s everywhere, but I did see it when I saw the Batman movie for the second time this weekend: It’s been a few years since I read Watchmen, but it seems to me that some … more…
Anyway, both Roger Ebert and Richard Roeper are both leaving At the Movies with Ebert & Roeper, according to the Associated Press. The AP goes on to say: In an e-mail to The Associated Press on Monday, Ebert said Disney-ABC Domestic Television had decided to take “At the Movies with Ebert & Roeper” “in a … more…
Clever stop-motion animation: Mmmm, what’s for lunch? via Very Short List (Technorati tags: Western Spaghetti, animation)
After you’ve recovered from experiencing Heath Ledger’s harrowing turn as the Joker, honor his memory — and lament what else might have been — with a look at these other flicks, in which the actor truly distinguishes himself: 1. Ennis Del Mar in Brokeback Mountain. If Ledger wins an Oscar for Dark Knight, it’ll be … more…
You’ve probably already heard that The Dark Knight broke all sorts of records this weekend. But have you seen by just how much it left its competition in the dust. Here’s what the weekend looked like: 1. The Dark Knight: $155.3 million 2. Mamma Mia!: $27.6 million 3. Hancock: $14 million 4. Journey to the … more…
The rest of it is here. And to answer the question posed: Yes. (Technorati tags: Nathan Fillion, Batman)
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