My thoughts and stuff…
Just a couple days ago, the first trailer was released for Seth MacFarlane’s upcoming directorial debut, TED. As the film is mature in nature, they released the trailer as a red band, to give us a better idea as to what the humor of the film was like. That’s out of the way now, so now they’ve released a green band trailer which gives us a better look at the story.
You can check out the trailer after the break! Continue reading “R-rated TED gets a green band trailer”
The build up to a trailer for TED has been a long one for me. Although I don’t fancy myself much of a Family Guy fan, I have always thought that if the shows creator Seth MacFarlane were to do a feature, it could be quite good. Which is why I have been anxiously awaiting TED, his first foray into theatrical film.
Now we have a red band trailer, which gives us a pretty good idea what to expect from the movie. I can tell you, it does not disappoint. You can check it out after the break! Beware, the humor is mature, so hide the kiddos. Continue reading “Red band trailer for Seth MacFarlane's TED”
James Franco seems to have blown up in the past year or so, even when he’s spending a lot of time doing things you wouldn’t expect him to, like General Hospital. Regardless, he is a hard-working guy and is constantly attached to so many projects at a single time. It doesn’t seem like they are stopping any time soon.
Franco has reportedly joined the cast of OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL where he would be taking the lead role. Continue reading “James Franco joins OZ, THE GREAT AND POWERFUL”
Joel McHale is on fire right now. From being the nonstop hilarious host of The Soup on E!, he is also one of the best parts of NBC’s Community. Community is easily one of the best shows on TV right now, but it’s also one of the best comedy shows in years.
Today we got word that he is in final negotiations to deal with the stuffed teddy bear menace in Seth McFarlane’s TED. Continue reading “Joel McHale joins the stuffed cast of Seth MacFarlane's TED”
Rating: 7/10
Writer: Gary Whitta
Directors: Albert Hughes, Allen Hughes
Cast: Denzel Washington, Mila Kunis, Gary Oldman
Studio: Warner Bros.
I’ve become pretty tired of the post-apocalyptic setting. Mainly because it’s hard to use that setting while keeping the story creative. Let’s face it, this setting is used quite frequently. Countless movies, video games, and books take place in a desolate world in shambles. Needless to say, I’ve been wanting a post-apocalyptic movie that was a breath of fresh air. It seems that I’m breathing easy, because THE BOOK OF ELI delivered. Continue reading “Theatrical Review: THE BOOK OF ELI”
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