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More Stan the Man from “Big Ban Theory”

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Pretty cool looking Prawn suit from District 9, more pics found here.

Fuck Plan B, I’m getting over with Plan A!

NOW IN HD!

Clash of the Titans is directed by French filmmaker Louis Leterrier, of Unleashed, Transporter 2, and The Incredible Hulk previously. The screenplay was originally written by Lawrence Kasdan (Raiders of the Lost Ark) then later revised by Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi (both of Crazy/Beautiful, The Tuxedo, Aeon Flux). This is a remake of Desmond Davis’ original 1981 classic movie of the same name. Warner Brothers will be bringing Clash of the Titans to theaters everywhere starting on March 26th, 2010. Is everyone excited?

Rza’s directorial debut via Tarantino and Rodriguez’s “Grindhouse Productions”.

Whiplash Vs. Iron Man Vs..... Solid Snake!

Marvel has released the first image of the new Whiplash character design, created by Marko Djurdjevic (X-men, Thor) for an upcoming mini series. Is this the look and concept we can expect from Mickey Rourke’s character in IM2?

Very reminiscent of the art style used in the Metal Gear Series.

First off, the packaging is amazing! I would totally get the Storm Shadow and Corbra Commander, I don’t think I would even wear them. Good character selection, I wouldn’t mind seeing a Snake Eyes or FireFly Dunk,  but with my luck,  I’d probably end up with Ship Wreck Huaraches.

Cobra la-la-la-la …. Hail Hydra

Snagged from SneakerManiac

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1. The Green Leaves of Summer: Dimitri Tiomkin (from the film The Alamo)
2. After The Verdict: Ennio Morricone (from the film The Big Gundown
3. L’incontro Con La Figlia: Ennio Morricone (from the film The Return of Ringo)
4. White Lightning: Charles Bernstein (from the film White Lightning)
5. Il Mercenario (Reprisa): Ennio Morricone (from the film Il Mercenario)
6. Slaughter: Billy Preston (from the film Slaughter)
7. Algiers, November 1954 (from the film The Battle of Algiers)
8. The Surrender (La resa): Ennio Morricone (from the film The Big Gundown)
9. One Silver Dollar (Un Dollaro Bucato): Gianni Ferrio (from the film One Silver Dollar)
10. Bath Attack: Charles Bernstein (from the film The Entity)
11. Davon Geht Die Welt Nicht Unter: Bruno Balz, Michael Jary (from the film Die Grosse Liebe)
12. The Man With The Big Sombrero: Phil Bouteljie, Foster Carling (from the film Hi Diddle Diddle)
13. Ich Wollt Ich Waer Bin Huhn: Hans-Fritz Beckmann, Peter Kreuder (from the film Lucky Kids)
14. Cat People (Putting Out The Fire): David Bowie (from the film Cat People)
15. Mystic and Severe: Ennio Morricone (from the film Death Rides A Horse)
16. The Devil’s Rumble: Mike Curb/The Arrows (from the film Devil’s Angels)
17. Zulus: Elmer Bernstein (from the film Zulu Dawn)
18. Un Amico: Ennio Morricone (from the film Revolver)
19. Tiger Tank: Lalo Schifrin (from the film Kelly’s Heroes)
20. Rabbia e Tarantella: Ennio Morricone (from the film Allonsanfan)

When QT drops an soundtrack, you can expect nothing but pure heat. I like to equate it to 93, when Clue, Doo Wop or S&S were dropping consecutive bangers. “Kill Bill” or “Desert Storm”, you know when you see the name, you you’ll be getting nothing but straight bangers. QT approaches his OSTs like any mixtape king, you have skits, interludes and quite possibly the deepest OST crates known to man. I remember how geeked I was watching Kill Bill’s end credits, seeing so many unearthed gems. Don’t get me started on Charles Bernstein, but when I heard “Basterd” might be scored by the OST god himself, Mr. Ennio Morricone, my mind immediately conjured up Charles Bronson in “Violent City”. QT got me into film soundtracks, and how important it is in developing story, setting the scene, everything, he broke the rules, he made songs iconic. In the meantime, I’ll be bumping the Mike Curb / Lalo Schifrin OST for “Kelly’s Heros”…. “Burning Bridges”

Wide Right, Wide Right

LOS ANGELES – It’s one of the most shrouded summer movie mysteries: What will villain Cobra Commander look like in “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra”?

Joseph Gordon-Levitt , who stars as the masked baddie in the film, isn’t giving away any details. But the 28-year-old actor says the character’s look was the main reason he signed on for the role.

Gordon-Levitt says his reaction to the drawings and designs for the character was: “Oh wow, I get to be that guy? Fantastic. Sign me up. Please. Thank you.”

“G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra,” based on the popular toy line, will be in theaters Aug. 7.

They should have got John Lithgow to be Zartan, or at least this dude. Please, Thank you

Hijacked from AP