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Blu-Ray Review – Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
When Guy Ritchie’s vision for Sherlock Holmes was released to theaters in 2009, I found myself slightly disappointed by the Hollywoodization of such a intellectually based character.
Blu-Ray Review: John Carter
When it comes to John Carter, Andrew Stanton’s film version of the sciene-fiction classic, John Carter of Mars,the conversation seems to focus on the film’s staggering budget and lack of profitability.
A Look inside Cars Land
The Happiest Place on Earth will get even happier June 15, 2012, with the grand opening of Cars Land, Buena Vista Street and the Carthay Circle Theatre at Disney California Adventure park.
D23’s EPCOT 30th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Hailed as the most groundbreaking theme park of its time, Epcot marks its 30th anniversary on Oct. 1, 2012, and D23: The Official Disney Fan Club is preparing a unique celebration of one of Disney’s crowning achievements.
SECOND SEASON OF “TEEN WOLF” DEBUTS ON MTV ON JUNE 3 & 4
The highly anticipated second season of “Teen Wolf,” which features 12 hour-long episodes, will premiere in two-parts, with part one kicking off on Sunday, June 3
THE ADDAMS FAMILY plays at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood
THE ADDAMS FAMILY, a new musical based on the bizarre and beloved family of characters created by legendary cartoonist Charles Addams, will make its L.A. Premiere at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood for a limited 2 week engagement from June 5 – 17.
Blu-Ray Review: Lethal Weapon Collection
I have always been a huge fan of the Lethal Weapon franchise, but it wasn’t until this viewing that I realized how significant these films really are. As if in a cinematic timemachine, I found myself transported back to a world where filmmaking involved massive stunts and setpieces that occurred as seen in camera, not manipulated in Post-Production.
Green Day crashes the OC with 'American Idiot'
2004 was a time of turmoil all over the world. Nothing was constant but the war in the Middle East, capitalism, and the conservative agenda led by President W. Bush. Peeking out from the smoke of everything is a band who gives all a little hope and a good look on life.
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Review: Stereophonic at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre
Stereophonic, the highest Tony-nominated play of all time, has finally opened in Los Angeles. I went into this one entirely blind, only having heard...
