Tag: film
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Colorado ‘Movie Murder Massacre’ Sensationalized By Media
from washingtontimes.com: “If it bleeds it leads”. That is the media motto. A motto proved with the coverage of the Aurora, Colorado shootings. One radio outlet dubbed it the “movie murder massacre.” It led the news all day long and still is. Droning live reports of, well, nothing, dominate the media. All anyone knew for…
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‘The Newsroom’ Is The Inverse of ‘Network’
False Catharsis In HBO’s ‘Newsroom’* from avclub.com: Aaron Sorkin’s new HBO series The Newsroom begins with what many will call a Network moment, when a news anchor, finally unshackled by the chains of bland neutrality, comes out and says what he really thinks. In this case, it’s Will McAvoy (Jeff Daniels), a man so determined…
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Retro Sci-Fi Weekend: ‘Invaders From Mars’
A film gem, “Invaders From Mars,” is a 1953 sci-fi flick, where young boy David MacLean, played by Jimmy Hunt, is the star and hero! David, already a keen astronomer, is awakened one night by a flying saucer, viewed outside his bedroom window as it descends just over a hill in nearby sandpits. The young…
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Corbett Report: Episode233 – The Kubrick Question
Listen to @CorbettReport on @RBNlive Weeknights at Midnight from corbett report: His films have birthed some of the most iconic images in the history of cinema, yet still remarkably little is known about Stanley Kubrick’s life…or death. Today on the podcast we examine the works of the world-famous director for clues as to what he…
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Secrets of Prometheus Film Leaked
Alex Jones dissects movie “Prometheus” to expose Illuminati religion in just eight minutes. Jones expresses concern about global technocrats, possibly, destroying mankind with genetic meddling in their vain attempts to become like gods.
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Media/Memes: Summer Bleakbusters, Concert Collapse and More
“This Is the Way the World Ends”: ‘Seeking a Friend for the End of the World’ and Other Apocalyptic Movies // ‘Gremlins 2: The New Batch’ on Blu-Ray – “still disturbingly topical” // ‘The Master’ Gets Its Scientology On In Second Trailer // Supreme Court Refuses to Say S*** About Legality of Cursing on TV…
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Film Director Oliver Stone ‘Savages’ The Drug War
from brasschecktv.com: Oliver Stone, in an interview about his new movie ‘Savages’ discusses the movie’s deeper meaning and speaks out against the war on drugs. He points out that you can’t suppress human behavior, people are willing to pay for drugs whether they are illegal or not. He also elaborates on the fact that the…
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Media/Memes: Twilight Time
Can You Answer 25 Difficult Questions The Mainstream Media Refuses To?* House Republicans Reject FCC Rule to Force TV Stations to Publish Who Paid for Political Ads* Video: The arrogance and failure of news media* Boy Has Seizure Over Gory Scene in Prometheus* Gory Prometheus Scene Gives Young Boy A Seizure* Blade Runner: 30 Years…
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Highly Anticipated Movie ‘Prometheus’ Opens June 8 In US
3D film Prometheus will open in US theaters this Friday, June 8th, as director Ridley Scott returns to the Alien franchise universe, three decades later. “In 2089, archaeologist couple Elizabeth Shaw and Charlie Holloway discover a star map among the remnants of several otherwise unconnected ancient cultures. They interpret this as an invitation from humanity’s…
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Media/Memes: ‘Roll Me Up’ and ‘Celebrate’
Darkness Reigns In Hollywood: Fake Story About Osama’s Late Death Comes To The Big Screen* Can Reality TV Producers Help Air Force Drone Wars?* Why are State Taxpayers Subsidizing Big Budget Films and TV Shows?* Back to You: Aaron Sorkin Returns to Television With ‘The Newsroom’* Google Doodle Celebrates the Drive-In* First drive-in theater doodle…
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Virus Pandemic = More Predictive Programming
Is there a virus spreading in Florida? It isn’t hype, just a question, in light of recent outbreaks in South Florida. Are we being familiarized with a fate designated for us? Is it just a movie or predictive programming?
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Star Wreck: In The Pirkinning
A highly entertaining low budget movie, Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning, is a surprise! Viewer expectations for a movie that parodies another are frankly low. SW succeeds, however, with cheap humor, a plot and computer graphics. You get the idea if you think of a Finnish Space Balls.


