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2009 | 2008

4 articles from 2009


Monologue - Femme Fatale.

7 December 2009 9:00 AM, PST | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »

Jose here with the Monday Monologue.

The Limits of Control might not be Jim Jarmusch's best film (in fact it was panned by most critics) but there are hints of the auteur's brilliance throughout that overcome the otherwise nonsensical, pretentious existentialism. One of these scenes involves Tilda Swinton (no surprise huh?). She's one of the characters the hitman (played by Isaach de Bankolé) must meet for information.

Swinton enters the scene in a conspicuous outfit made out of a trench coat, a hat and dark glasses. She looks around everywhere before she sits with the hitman. She seems to read through him and makes up in her mind as to what kind of man he is. "Are you interested in films by any chance?" she asks.

She doesn't wait for an answer before she continues I like really old films. You can really see what the world looked like; thirty, »

- Jose

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What's On Tonight: House, Good Eats, One Tree Hill, Rita Rocks

30 November 2009 9:14 AM, PST | AOL - TVSquad | See recent AOL - TVSquad news »

At 7, Nickelodeon has two new episodes of BrainSurge. At 8, ABC has How The Grinch Stole Christmas, then Shrek The Halls and a new Find My Family. NBC has a new Heroes at 8, followed by new episodes of Trauma and The Jay Leno Show. Fox has a new House at 8, then a new Lie To Me. The CW has two new episodes of One Tree Hill and Gossip Girl. Tlc has two new episodes of Little People, Big World, then a new Cake Boss. Food Network has a new Christmas edition of Good Eats at 8, followed by Wintertime Treats Unwrapped. Also at 8: TCM has The Lady From Shanghai, then Treasure of the Sierra Madre. At 8:30, Espn has Monday Night Football, the Patriots vs. the Saints. At 9, USA has a new Monday Night Raw. At 10, Lifetime has two new episodes of Rita Rocks. Bravo has a new Million Dollar Listing »

- Bob Sassone

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Michael Fassbender Takes A Single Shot

5 November 2009 3:29 AM, PST | Screenrush | See recent Screenrush news »

Michael Fassbender has signed on to star in the upcoming David Jacobson pic, A Single Shot. Fassbender joins Forest Whitaker, William H. Macy and Thomas Haden Church and will play a poacher on the lam from a pair of killers.

Fassbender recently starred as Lt. Archie Hicox in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds and in the critically acclaimed Fish Tank. His magnanimous portrayal of Bobby Sands in Steve McQueen's Hunger proved that actors, unlike Orson Welles - bless him for trying in The Lady From Shanghai - don't have to be Irish to do an Irish accent.

So it would seem Fassbender is set to dive into mainstream stardom. The brilliant actor is on George Miller's shortlist to star in Mad Max IV: Fury Road. Although not entirely bankable as an action star at this point, he seems to be testing the water with the lead in Neil Marshall »

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The Sandbox: Shake Your Money Maker

24 April 2009 10:39 AM, PDT | ifc.com | See recent IFC news »

Console gaming changed forever in 1996, when Nintendo's N64 was released with a controller featuring an analog thumbstick. It was a design not seen since the days of the Atari 5200, and one that would not only be copied by each successive console, but that would also help usher in an age of 3D gaming that took full advantage of the new apparatus. And the N64's interactive legacy wouldn't end there -- an empty slot on the back of the controller would soon present Nintendo with the means to further revolutionize the medium. At first used only for memory cards, that vacant port realized its full potential on July 1, 1997, when the highly anticipated scrolling shooter "Star Fox 64" hit store shelves with an included Rumble Pack that, when plugged into the controller during gameplay, would shake in harmony with the on-screen action. The era of physical feedback from your entertainment had begun, »

- Nick Schager

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