to rent this movie at NetFlix.com -- Can I just say that they don't make them like Sherilyn Fenn anymore? And lament about what a sad fact that that is? A cute brunette with big blue eyes and big natural boobs who wasn't waifed out to a size zero, there...
Stop me if you've heard this joke before. Adam 'Pacman' Jones, Tank Johnson and Michael Vick walked into a bar. Nothing happens, but the second they leave, someone "else" starts shooting, fighting dogs or buying AK-47s...
Watch fall movie trailers Here are some highlights: October Before The Devil Knows You're Dead : Brothers (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke) plot a robbery....
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Thirty prominent names in music, fashion and design -- including Bono, Ronnie Wood, Graham Coxon, Nick Rhodes, Jennifer Lopez and Philippe Starck -- have come up with their own versions of Fender's famed Stratocaster guitar...
or clients in the multi-billion dollar motion picture market...
A dystopian view of personal Tivos At some point not to long into the future, we'll have personal recorders for our lives. The first versions will record all the audio we hear, and later, as storage/cpu becomes cheap, they'll start to record video too...
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Born May 24, 1953 - Dark, lanky, and sad-eyed, Alfred Molina is one of Britain's most versatile character actors. Often appearing as a slightly sinister character of Middle Eastern (or Eastern European) origin, Molina has nonetheless graced the casts of films from almost every conceivable genre, a testament to both his ingenious adaptability and apparent willingness..
. Born May 24, 1953 - Dark, lanky, and sad-eyed, Alfred Molina is one of Britain's most versatile character actors.
Published May 08, 2007 09:47 am - I almost think the movie doesn t come down quite hard enough on the corporate stupidity and selfishness, McCulloch said...
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