Mirror and Cache index - Entertainment: Movies
384 votes | submitted 2008-12-02 08:07:47 by linkserf | 75 comments
This looks pretty sick. Hugh Jackman reprises the role that made him a superstar – as the fierce
fighting machine who possesses amazing healing powers, retractable claws and a primal fury. Leading
up to the events of X-MEN, X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE tells the story of Wolverine’s epically
violent and romantic past
336 votes | submitted 2008-12-02 03:35:30 by badwithcomputer | 28 comments
Now, here's an idea that will give me nightmares for years: Guillermo Del Toro is going to direct
the stop-motion feature adaptation of Roald Dahl's fantastic novel The Witches, where a small boy
gets trapped in a hotel while the annual convention of witches is taking place.
159 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 19:50:49 by bakkouz | 60 comments
With ''Transporter 3'' in theaters, trying to crash one more hit out of the Jason Statham series, it
reminds us how many long-running film series we think are simply out of gas.
514 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 21:14:10 by Rollic | 50 comments
Here are ten completely awful life lessons - a legacy of questionable morality and bad behavior -
advocated by some of the most famous Christmas movies of all time, allowing you to decide whether
George Bailey and Ralphie are really the great holiday role models that they pretend to be.
431 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 22:57:02 by brainnovate | 146 comments
While other technologies advance, renting a movie seems more confusing and expensive than ever.
451 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 16:08:02 by pitchblack16 | 119 comments
Do you find that Planet Of The Apes, its four movie sequels, movie remake, TV series, cartoon show
and books haven’t left you satisfied?
455 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 06:18:09 by jaybol | 385 comments
Consider this a prompt to compare notes on your interface with pop culture, to reveal your
embarrassing tastes and experiences, and to ponder how our diverse lives all led us to convene here
together.
615 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 05:20:47 by davincih | 123 comments
When Disney debuted test footage from their impending, long-awaited sequel to Tron at Comic Con, it
came with the rather lame title of Tr2n. The good news is that it seems they’ve come to their
senses and decided to call it something else. The bad news is that they’re calling it TRZ.
661 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 02:03:45 by upick | 171 comments
Here is our pick of the best movies released in the UK this year. Do you agree with our selection?
What have we missed? What were your favourites? Click film titles to read the reviews, and have your
say below
355 votes | submitted 2008-11-30 20:21:33 by albyliontk | 35 comments
It can power a time machine, steal Superman's strength and even help Zack Morris graduate high
school. Oh, lightning – is there anything you can't do? Long before nuclear energy and genetic
engineering joined the team, lightning reigned as the top catch-all explanation for the funky
phenomenon of the week. (Includes videos)
569 votes | submitted 2008-11-30 23:28:31 by socialpyramid | 123 comments
To coincide with the release of Wanted and its badass moments of comeuppance, the Geeks of Doom gang
got together to pool their favorite payback moments in film.
451 votes | submitted 2008-11-29 22:20:47 by netgeek06 | 71 comments
At first glance, the term "anti-hero" may seem oxymoronic or nonsensical: You're either a hero or
you're not. But what do we do about those characters we root for -- and feel guilty about it?
213 votes | submitted 2008-11-29 19:11:31 by philostrato | 17 comments
What if instead of serving Tom Turkey for Thanksgiving, your mother decided to dish up Tom, your
next door neighbor? Living a vegan's worst nightmare, a little boy realizes very quickly that
sometimes it's best to keep the origins of "mystery meat" mysterious.
243 votes | submitted 2008-11-29 19:31:30 by Rollic | 47 comments
Why would any director (or studio, for that matter) agree to cut a performance by the Academy
Award-winning Sean Penn from their final film? That's just one of many rumored problems surrounding
Wayne Kramer's Traffic-esque look at immigration, Crossing Over, a film besieged by backroom
politics, studio re-edits, and movie star egos.
508 votes | submitted 2008-11-29 15:06:36 by louiebaur | 84 comments
He'd be big and retarded, but how exactly would he let you know?
784 votes | submitted 2008-11-28 17:37:39 by mklopez | 213 comments
Whether it’s an awesome movie or a terrible movie, nothing leaves you miffed like a crappy ending.
If it was a great movie, then a ridiculous ending just ruined what should’ve been a cool two hours
of your life. If it was a stupid movie, then a stupid ending is like adding insult to injury.
[SPOILERS]
264 votes | submitted 2008-11-28 16:29:20 by astorygirl | 30 comments
A list of families that got along, worked together, and supported one another. You know, happy
families ... but not dull, one-dimensional bundles of endless cheer.