The Time Traveler’s Wife – coming in August

I noticed this movie quite a while ago when I read it in EMPIRE magazine, but sort of forgot about it. Based on a book by Audrey Niffenegger,  it's about an adverturesome librarian, Henry (Eric Bana) and his relationship with beautiful art student Clare (Rachel McAdams). Henry has a rare genetic anomaly that causes him …

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FlixChatter Review: Wolverine

I realize I should've put a spoiler disclaimer on this from the start. Sorry to all of you readers who haven't seen the movie, this 'review' is meant as a post-viewing discussion/observation. I'll make sure to be clear on that in the future, and enhance my flix reviewing skills! Marvel and DC ought to thank …

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Update on Burns

Just when I thought the project is smooth sailing, I learned that it's back on the back-burner, again! According to The Scotsman, budget is still an issue. Even so, the future of the £5 million film, first mooted a decade ago, is unclear. Although Mob Films, the production company behind Burns: The Movie, has held …

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Interactive Poster for GAMER – nifty!

Now, I've seen the trailer and truthfully, meh, I'm not impressed. I haven't seen Crank and its even more preposterous sequel and I don't think I ever will. This might be the one GB film I'd deliberately skip seeing on the  theater. I just may shell a buck to catch it from RedBox but that's …

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Burns, baby, Burns!

GB as the Robert Burns – what better man to play Scotland's favorite son than the very Scottish Gerard Butler? Now this is as good a news as they come for Gerard Butler's fans. Those who've been following his career for a while knows full well he'd be perfect for the role and allegedly, the …

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FlixChatter Review: The Painted Veil

This is one of the most touching and poignant movie I've seen in a very long time. The tag line says "Sometimes the greatest journey is the distance between two people." And what a journey it really is. The story takes place in China in the 1920s, which tells the story of a mid-class doctor …

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Before GB was famous

Prior to bellowing 'Tonight, we dine in hell!" in 300 with his gravelly voice, Gerard Butler was just a struggling actor trying to make ends meet. Fast forward ten years and this short film still takes my breath away! Peter is a novelist who is going out of his mind because his wife and daughter …

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