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Alternate Take: The Social Network

It's easy to see why the meticulous, technically gifted Fincher is drawn to Zuckerberg and the challenges of his story, and working from Sorkin's best script yet, Fincher has struck perfectly the balance between calculated and human filmmaking. No single moment of the film stands out as a showstopper, but the cumulative effect of all the skill and talent on display here is devastating by the end, as we're allowed to piece together for ourselves what this small story means for all of us

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'Paranormal Activity 2' Viral Videos Want To Terrorize Your Baby -- And Your Little Dog, Too!

Oh, "Paranormal Activity 2." You really don't want us to sleep tonight, do you?
Paramount's haunting franchise got its big start thanks to the viral marketing movement, so it only makes sense that the bigger-budget sequel is undergoing a similar treatment. Over the past several days, multiple news outlets have posted scenes from the upcoming "Paranormal [...]

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"Kane & Lynch" On Hold After Loss

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Neil Marshall for ?Centurion?

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Kate Beckinsale Is Back In Black Rubber

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Another New "Snow White" Planned

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'Kick-Ass 2' Will Happen, But Is It Worth It?

Filed under: RumorMonger, Celebrities and Controversy, Cinematical


Comic book writer Mark Millar has once again made himself look like a prat while promoting himself and his work in public. Millar, the writer of the comic Kick-Ass, Wanted, Superman: Red Son and The Authority, which is still probably his best work, has told Richard Bacon on his most recent BBC Radio Five Live show (via Bleeding Cool) that there will indeed be a sequel to Matthew Vaughn's Kick-Ass movie adaptation. This news comes as a surprise considering how lackluster Kick-Ass was at the box office, in spite of some massive hype preceding its release (I won't say fanboy if you won't). Millar said:
"The estimate is [Kick-Ass] will do 100 to 150 million on DVD based on the American sales, you know, so it'll end up making a quarter of a billion on a 28 million investment. So It should be okay. So the sequel's greenlit, we can go ahead and do the follow up now, you know. The first made so much compared to what it cost it would be crazy not to."
Millar also went on to put down director Vaugh by "out(ing) Matthew Vaughn as a friend of David Cameron and a director of some Conservative Party Political Broadcasts." I'm not sure why he had to mention this but knowing who's talking, I doubt he had a legit reason at any point.


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