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Win Tickets To The Insidious Chapter 2 Fan Experience At San Diego Comic Con!
2 hours ago
San Diego Comic Con is coming up in a few short weeks, and there's never a lack of things to see or do, both in the convention center or all over the streets of San Diego that surround it. If you've never been to Comic Con it's almost impossible to describe just how busy it gets there, with entire storefronts and buildings taken over by movie studios or game companies, all of them trying to give you a unique experience to help you remember their project. And while Comic Con hasn't kicked off yet, we feel pretty confident that we're going to offer you access to one of the most spectacular, and definitely most terrifying, events of this year's Comic Con. We're offering our San Diego-bound readers the chance to enter the exclusive Insidious Chapter 2 Fan Experience, where Insidious 2 invites you to go further. Once you enter the haunted loft »
The Cabin In The Woods Will Come To Life At Universal Orlando This Fall
2 hours ago
Are you ready to enter the Cabin in the Woods? If you've seen Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard's movie, you may not be so quick to cast yourself into that situation, as most of the character didn't enjoy their stay in the titular Cabin. But if it's fictional horror-inspired fun you're looking for, you may consider a trip to Universal Studios Orlando this Fall, as the theme park will be featuring a The Cabin in the Woods-inspired attraction for a limited time during the Halloween season. If you haven't seen The Cabin in the Woods, the vague description is that it centers on a group of college kids who set off for a fun weekend away at a cabin (in the woods). Bad things happen from there, but there's a bigger twist to the story. Where Cabin truly shines is in the way it weaves horror, suspense and humor, »
Now That The Heat Is A Hit, Here Are 7 More Buddy Cop Pairs We Want To See
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The Heat is the surprise hit of the weekend, bringing in a whopping $40 million and continuing Melissa McCarthy's remarkable winning streak of pretty much whatever comedy she wants to make. Between this and last year's 21 Jump Street (and even this weekend's other release White House Down, in its own way) we seem to have found ourselves in a kind of meta-revival of the buddy cop movie. Everyone knows that the genre is done to death, so they're working overtime to make something unique out of it-- like a story about two women, or a meta-comedy that knows it's a comedy, or. well, who knows what might be next? We haven't been this excited about seeing two mismatched cops take on a case since Murtaugh and Riggs first got on each others nerves, and we're already scheming up with more pairs of unlikely partners who we could see bring down »
One Of James Gandolfini's Final Roles May Be His Most Revealing, Says Co-Star Toni Collette
2 hours ago
Here at Cinema Blend we're still reeling from the sudden death of James Gandolfini, who recently passed away from a heart attack at 51. Of course, he was best known for his celebrated starring role in The Sopranos, but his contribution to film has been so fantastic that many of us have been hard-pressed to pick our favorite performance. Maybe it was his corkscrew-threatening thug in True Romance. Or his anti-war general in In the Loop? His maniacal hitman in Killing Them Softly? Or his emotional monster in Where the Wild Things Are? But it may be too soon to decide. Two of the late Gandolfini's films will be released posthumously, Animal Rescue written by detective novelist Dennis Lehane, and Nicole Holofcener's upcoming comedy Enough Said. Last week I had the opportunity to sit down with Gandolfini's Enough Said co-star Toni Collette for The Way, Way Back, and I asked »
Orlando Bloom Is Taking The Hobbits To Isengard In Amazing Set Video
3 hours ago
I may have my timeline mixed up here, but the "They're Taking The Hobbits To Isengard" remix is one of the first viral videos I can remember, right there with "Lazy Sunday" as a video passed around among people either before YouTube or right at the beginning of the service. Something about Orlando Bloom's weirdly stiff performance in the Lord of the Rings trilogy seemed to lend itself to this kind of dance remix. And Bloom, bless him, has enough of a sense of humor to play along, just as he finishes playing the character for the very last time. The video you see above was posted by Peter Jackson to his very active Facebook page, along with this message: A day after saying goodbye to Gandalf and Tauriel, it was time to farewell Legolas. What a great day it was, with Orlando battling a serious Orc for all »
Roland Emmerich Reveals Which Real-LIfe President Is A Fan Of His Work
4 hours ago
Roland Emmerich has blown up the White House with an alien laser beam, knocked it over with an aircraft carrier, and allowed the entirety of Washington D.C. to be laid waste by total global apocalypse. But would you believe that the man who actually lived at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue-- that would be former President Bill Clinton-- is a fan of his work? Emmerich is a man full of surprises, even if you've grown up on his movies like Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow and think you know all there is about the king of disaster movies. He's a soft-spoken, extremely friendly guy who seems to love his work, getting just as excited about uncovering the secret identity of Shakespeare as a car chase on the lawn of the White House. He's also one of the few directors who can start work on a sequel nearly two decades »
White House Down's Jamie Foxx And Channing Tatum Reveal The Secret To Their Bromance
5 hours ago
You don't even have to see White House Down to know that its stars, Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx, are pretty into each other. The two have been unofficially doing publicity for the movie for months now, starting with their post-Oscars appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, which brought us the instant ear worm classic "Channing All Over Your Tatum." It involved Tatum writhing on a piano and shoving everyones' minds into the gutter. It was pretty great. By the time they followed it up with a full-fledged music video last week it was pretty obvious that the chemistry between Capitol cop John Cale (Tatum) and President James Sawyer (Foxx) was going to be one of the main reasons to see White House Down, the new action movie in which terrorists take over 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and only one man can help get the President out alive. It also helps that the »
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