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2012 is going to be quite a year for Comic Book nerds. We’re getting an Avengers movie (the fanboy inside of us all still can’t believe this is really happening), The Dark Knight Rises, and today we get the first full trailer of Marc Webb’s Spidey reboot, The Amazing Spider-Man………..
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Tony Gilroy takes the reigns of the critically acclaimed Bourne series with a new super spy in the driver seat, rising star Jeremy Renner………..
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Set to appear during Super Bowl XLVI, the teaser for Marvel’s The Avengers is but a few seconds of actual footage, yet it will surely whet the appetite……………….
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“Your mission, should you chose to accept it…” a statement laden with geopolitical intrigues and nation’s utmost secrecy that it will take an experienced spy familiar with clandestine operations to unwind the layers of mystery. Who else than IMF’s operative Ethan Hunt to take the job? Armed with wits, charms, and an arsenal that includes an exotic super car from BMW, Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, needs to infiltrate a highly sophisticated global terrorist organization as part of ghost protocol. All the while, unforeseen “issues” are appearing among his associates, played by Simon Pegg (Hurt Locker), Simon Pegg (Shaun of the Dead) and Paula Patton (Precious). Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol will be in movie theaters near this holiday season in December.
Last week we discussed summer movie choices for the 2011 season. Now Marvel has released X-Men: First Class trailers that highlight several of the characters. The short and intense character profiles include some lesser known X-Men (most not featured in X-Men 1,2,3) including Havok, Banshee, Mystique ,and Beast.
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So many sequels, so many superheroes, so much slop. Traversing the summer movie slate is no easy feat. So we have created this handy guide, collecting the Obvious— your standard can’t-find-a-seat-opening night blockbuster—and the Underdog alternative—whether a quiet, thoughtful indie, or a flesh-ripping genre flick. 
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This is another one for all my fellow Bruce Lee fans. If you have ever seen Game Of Death ,and you’ve probably wondered what was this film suppose to be about or look like. Well wait no more “Bruce Lee: A Warrior’s Journey” has an impressive 41 minutes of unseen footage in its entirety coupled with a short documentary about the man behind the legend. The short but in depth documentary features not only insight to the man and his philosophy but liner notes, script ideas, a better understanding of what the layout of the place Bruce Lee is fighting in and what it represents. There are a few fight scenes that are missing from the original Game Of Death including a few minutes from the fight scenes you have already seen its a definite must see! I personally rank this up there with Way Of The Dragon so if your new to Bruce Lee’s art or a die hard fan and you have to see this!!!
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This film is by far one the best films I’ve seen all year. The man who invited the most successful social network of all time ,Facebook. This movie is the perfect length at just 2 hour exactly. This film follows Mark Zuckerberg the creator of Facebook from the humble beginnings of his Harvard dorm to becoming the youngest billionaire in history at 26. All the while being told as he sets through being sued by four people(included his best-friend). Mark’s story mirror’s that of a young Bill Gates, who himself improved on an idea and became a billionaire.(still the wealthiest man in America to date according to Forbes) This movie is both entertaining,funny,and a must see film for anyone one who is Facebook obsessed.
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This is one of the most stylish & creative movies I’ve seen in years.The story based in the dream world(much like The Matrix),unlike most movies based on dreams this one has a since on GQ/Esquire style. Coupled with an all star cast of Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Page, Marion Cotillard, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ken Watanabe, Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, Dileep Rao, Tom Berenger, and Michael Caine.
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The Godfather is the beginning of all mafia movies, a staple in most men’s collection,and one the few movies to actually inspire real life mafia members to make the traditions in the movie, traditions in their own families.(One of the most notable is the kissing of the Godfather’s ring.) Many have see it,but few know that this film introduced the world to Al Pacino. We are also privy to seeing a man,Micheal, shun his family’s lifestyle,only later embracing it while becoming more power,and more dangerous than his father/brother before him. This along with overall the style of the film makes this a Must See Film.
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We think they have another hit on there hands…what do you think?
100% Mr. Armani Approved!!!
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BABE!
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It’s crazy how bright some places are
