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September 3rd, 2010 | Posted by

Created in November 2008. I review most of the weapons I used in my Clay war movies. A lot of people asked me about these and where to get them. These are not for sale.

September 2nd, 2010 | Posted by

a funny spoof of Zodiac killer heres the real story A Akproductions07 film Starring: Artin, Mark , and Kevin

September 1st, 2010 | Posted by

by Andy Gibbons

Let’s take a quick look at the big three movies the studios hope you’ll be splashing your cash on come Friday.

In The Switch (2/5), upwardly mobile singleton Jennifer Aniston decides to beat Mother Nature to the punch and have a baby, using a carefully selected donor. But her (secretly in love with her) best friend Jason Bateman secretly swaps the samples and, nine months later, Jen’s a mommy but doesn’t know that Jason’s the daddy. Heee-lariousness ensures. It’s only a strong turn from Batemen that stops this from being another Aniston-lead romcom abomination but even then it’s a close call as director Josh Gordon plays it strictly by the numbers.

If you’re after a decent comedy then you’d best avoid Dinner For Schmucks (2/5) ‘cos laughs are well and truly off the menu in this loose remake of French movie Le Diner De Cons. The vague plot sees Paul Rudd working for a boss who likes to host dinner parties where his guests have to invite the biggest ‘schmuck’ they can and a run-in with Steve Carell’s oddball tax inspector provides Paul with the perfect +1. Despite a decent supporting cast including Zach Galifianakis and David Walliams, this whole thing feels wildly misjudged and awkward and it really struggles to raise a smile let alone any belly laughs.

And the third biggie this week is The Last Exorcism (3/5), which I’d been assured would give me sleepless nights. Shot in a documentary style, it centres on a former Louisiana preacher whose lost his faith and is now out to expose the sham of exorcism. However his ‘final case’ proves to be more of a test than he could have imagined. Admirably tense and with a few bladder testing shocks, this is solidly scary enough but a bungled final five minutes do let things down a bit.

September 1st, 2010 | Posted by

You know that link I was talking about? BAM! www.e-shopnetwork.com Go there to discover amazing cheap shopping opportunity for happy good times. This is it. War of the servers, the complete movie, right here right now. Also, to Lit Fuse Films, I just want to say that the whole Stuff Inc. deal is to show that my company is hosting the movie on youtube, nothing more! All credit goes to Robert Stoneman, Lit Fuse Films, and the rest of the crew who made this video. I TAKE NO CREDIT! Update: Also, I’m leaving the episode versions of the movie for the sake of those with slower speeds or lower bandwidths, etc.

August 31st, 2010 | Posted by

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August 30th, 2010 | Posted by

Season 2 2008 Hollywoods crappy Iraq War movies!!!

August 29th, 2010 | Posted by

the end!!!! I didn’t use the inteenamater or whaterver it is I used my head..

August 29th, 2010 | Posted by

Following his 80th birthday, the mighty screen presence of Sean Connery has gracefully stepped aside, leaving us with a few interesting reflections.

Hollywood legend Sir Sean Connery says that at 80, his movie-making days are behind him.

"I don’t think I’ll ever act again. I have so many wonderful memories but those days are over,” he said.

Reflecting on a career that has spanned half a century, he revealed that from Russia with Love was his favourite Bond film.

"The story was intriguing and the locations were intriguing. It was an international movie in every sense of the word," Connery explained to the Daily Record.

As for the film he most enjoyed? "Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade. I was working with Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. The teamwork was special. It was a great adventure and Harrison Ford and Denholm Elliot were wonderful actors. I had so much fun."

August 27th, 2010 | Posted by

It’s a beautiful movie, beatiful art, and I recommend it to everybody!! Enjoy! Grave of the Fireflies (火垂るの墓 Hotaru no Haka) is a 1988 animated film written and directed by Isao Takahata. Some critics consider it to be one of the most powerful anti-war movies ever made. In post-World War II Japan, a janitor finds a deathly ill boy lying beside a metal candy container. The janitor unwittingly tosses the possession into the night, beginning a most unusual tale of survival set amid the atrocities of war in the Animé GRAVE OF FIREFLIES. Brother and sister Seita and Setsuko, ages 14 and 4, flee their disheveled home and deceased parents to make their bid for a new life. Before American troops begin to occupy their country, the children resort to dwelling in an abandoned bomb shelter in the countryside. Though these siblings later get a sense of safety, they realize necessities such as food and water will not be easy to come by.

August 27th, 2010 | Posted by

Hesterical girls over a big Jerusalem Cricket. Three pictures at the end.