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Welp, there goes any chance of taking Prometheus seriously ever again.
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Welp, there goes any chance of taking Prometheus seriously ever again.
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Tagged Aeschylus, alien, Ancient Greek, Arts, Drama, film, Literature, Prometheus
“The Fly” and its sequel “Curse of the Fly” are playing this week at The Million Dollar Theater in downtown Los Angeles Hollywood Movie Events in Los Angeles March 2-8, 2012 It’s another jam-packed week of movie events in Hollywood this week including special appearances by the cast of “The Hunger Games,” a Seussapalooza, Marx Brothers movies, French comedy flicks, two of Spencer Tracy’s best films, a red carpet premiere, and so much more. – read more – ~~~ The … Read more:
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Tagged film, Hollywood, Hunger Games, Karl Marx, Los Angeles, Million Dollar Theater, Red Carpet, Spencer Tracy
On the rare occasions when blockbuster demi-god Christopher Nolan emerges from his bleak dream-cave to unveil non-revelatory revelations about next year’s The Dark Knight Rises, the director has worked overtime to explain that Rises will be a genuine conclusion to his version of the Batman mythos. A new poster for the film makes that idea explicit. Batman’s mask lies on the ground, broken. In the background, we can see apparently unintelligible villain Bane walking away. The tagline is simple: “The Legend Ends.” It’s an interesting, uncompromising sales pitch — it’ll be intriguing to see how Rises plays in the same summer as the candy-colored superhero bromance The Avengers. It also adds more fuel to the main question hovering over Rises: Could they actually kill off Batman? – - more Read
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Tagged Avengers, Bane, batman, Batman in film, Christopher Nolan, cinema, Dark Knight Rises, Demigod, film, The Dark Knight Rises, Tom Hardy
Jimmy Turrell’s design/illustration portfolio includes this cover for Little White Lies Magazine that was included in the magazine’s 70s film retrospective exhibition at London’s Kemistry Gallery.
Check out work and shots from the exhibition here.
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Tagged actor, Al Pacino, cinema, film, illustration, Serpico
A brilliant plastic surgeon, haunted by past tragedies, creates a type of synthetic skin that withstands any kind of damage. His guinea pig: a mysterious and volatile woman [who used to be a Man] holds the key to his obsession. – - Director: Pedro Almodóvar :: IMDb Credits