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Getting 'Lost,' Week 9: Can You Help Me Untangle This One, Brother?

28 October 2009 4:15 AM, PDT | buddytv.com | See recent BuddyTV news »

The "Getting Lost" series is about a Lost newbie's attempts to watch all five seasons of the show for the first time, just as the sixth (and final) one rolls along.

What I Watched on Week 9: Season 3, Episodes 11-19 ("Enter 77", "Par Avion", "The Man from Tallahassee", "Expose", "Left Behind", "One of Us", "Catch-22", "D.O.C.", "The Brig")

Forgive me if I sound confused and incoherent in the next few paragraphs.  After breaking my vow of slowing down on my Lost intake--i added nine more episodes and I just realized I'll hit the third season finale by the weekend--it occurred to me that the show is much more hard to follow than I thought, because there are just so many threads to follow.  I thought I could keep track with it.  All of a sudden, I couldn't. »

- editor@buddytv.com

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Trailer: Toy Story 3

13 October 2009 11:56 PM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »

The first full trailer for Toy Story 3 is, at long last, online. Audiences who flocked to the theatres to watch the first two films in 3D had the privilege of seeing it on the big screen but now everyone can see it on the World Wide Web. Bringing up the slogan "No Toy Gets Left Behind", the trailer teases a bit on the brutality the toy crew experience when they find themselves at a local day-care center. »

- Ricky

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Official Trailer of 'Toy Story 3' Arrives

12 October 2009 8:18 PM, PDT | Aceshowbiz | See recent Aceshowbiz news »

Following a leak over the weekend, the first full trailer of "Toy Story 3" has finally been officially released by Disney/Pixar. Bringing up the slogan "No Toy Gets Left Behind", the trailer teases a bit on the brutality the toy crew experience when they find themselves at a local day-care center.

The official trailer aside, a new Mr. Potato Head character poster has been outed by MSN, and director Lee Unkrich has taken it to his Twitter account to share several info on the third "Toy Story" movie. The filmmaker unraveled in a video announcement some of the new members of the voice cast ensemble.

Through the video, the film editor for the first two "Toy Story" movies said that Kristen Schaal joins the cast for a character whose name is undisclosed, Blake Clark will fill in the voice of Slinky Dog, given that the original voice actor Jim Varney has passed away, »

- AceShowbiz.com

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Kirk Cameron Stands Behind Controversial Darwin Statements

24 September 2009 1:00 PM, PDT | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »

He's used to getting love letters and high-fives as a former teen heartthrob, but onetime Growing Pains actor Kirk Cameron isn't letting the mockery and criticism dissuade him from promoting his controversial project to dispute evolutionary theory. "Atheism has been on the rise for years now, and the Bible of the atheists is The Origin of Species," Cameron tells People. "We have a situation in our country where young people are entering college with a belief in God and exiting with that faith being stripped and shredded. What we want to do is have student make an informed, educated decision before they chuck their faith. »

- Oliver Jones

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Toy Story 3 Trailer Details From D23 Expo

22 September 2009 5:39 AM, PDT | Atomic Popcorn | See recent Atomic Popcorn news »

Spoilers ahead for the teaser trailer of Toy Story 3.

A wonderful attendee of the D23 Expo was able to quote Pixar guru John Lasseter on the state of Toy Story 3 in relation to the other entries in the franchise. Lasseter revealed that while there was always interest in making another sequel, the quality to be matched was a daunting task:

“When we were getting started on this project, a bunch of us – Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton, Jeff Pigeon, Lee Unkrich, myself and some others – went on retreat in Northern California. We went back to the cabin where we had broken the story for the original Toy Story. That place has good mojo.

But before we got started, we sat down and watched Toy Story 1 & 2. And then we got depressed, because we realized that those two are really good movies. And we then wondered how we were ever going to top them. »

- John Cooper

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Details on 'Toy Story 3' Trailer

22 September 2009 1:43 AM, PDT | Aceshowbiz | See recent Aceshowbiz news »

"Toy Story 3" is still far from its theatrical release date, but details on what adventure Woody, Buzz and their toy gang will be facing this time have slowly but surely being unraveled. Jim Hill of Jim Hill Media has recently brought up the news that an official trailer for the Disney/Pixar's animated film will be providing more hints on the plot.

[Spoiler Alert!] According to Jim, the trailer will present "Woody and the gang at Sunnyside Daycare" where they live among toddlers after accidentally thrown out to the garbage. Snippets in the trailer then show that the toy crew "get absolutely brutalized by these 3-year-olds" and decide they have enough of it.

In their first attempt of escaping the daycare, however, Buzz is severely damaged. The situation forces his toy friend to hit his reset button, which puts Buzz into Spanish-speaking mode and turns him into a hot-blooded, flamenco-dancing romantic »

- AceShowbiz.com

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Shore Sheds Weasel for Bale-esque Meltdown on Set of ‘Brand Dead’

20 August 2009 3:48 PM, PDT | MovieSet.com | See recent MovieSet.com news »

Pauly Shore on-set freak-out video, captured by MovieSet Pauly Shore is back with an attitude in Brand Dead, the new comedy from director Bill Corcoran (Left Behind II, Death Warrior). Patrick Cavanaugh stars as Slam Slamsky, otherwise known as the King of YouTube. He decides to parlay his web talents to work in the advertising world, but soon finds his 15 minutes fading fast, losing his new job and cut loose by his domineering girlfriend. Slam is down in the dumps until he finds a new source of inspiration in a beautiful fan named Erica (Alex Mauriello). Newly inspired, Slam lands a new gig promoting a gentlemen’s club and the adventure begins.

Shore plays a small part in the film as the intriguingly named Rod Hardbone. Movieset had exclusive access to the set this week, including a moment where the comedy star best known for his weeeaassel antics of the early ‘90s shed his cool, »

- Jeff Otto

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The Ten Best and Five Worst Films of 2009 (So Far)

6 August 2009 11:23 AM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »

2009's Ten Best and Five Worst Films (So Far) We're technically over halfway through 2009, but a disproportionately large number of great films tend to spring up in the latter months of the year, so let's call it halfway for the sake of our collective sanity. It hasn't been a terrific year for filmgoing so far this year, but there have been enough films worth celebrating to justify a roundup. Keep in mind that these rankings are tentative - they're largely based on single viewings, and my estimates of their relative worth may vary over the course of the year. My principal question when ranking new film is: "which films am I most eager to watch again?" With that in mind, my top ten films of the year so far, in descending order: 10. Star Trek (Podcast review) [1] listen now [2] If someone had told you back in January that the summer of »

- Simon

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Tommy Motola: Michael Left Behind Years Worth of Music

16 July 2009 9:50 AM, PDT | Hollyscoop.com | See recent HollyScoop news »

Michael Jackson allegedly left behind a whole catalogue of songs he never released. Former CEO of Sony Music Tommy Motola tells Time magazine, "The world will be listening to Michael Jackson for decades to come." Mottola says there are dozens of albums that have never been heard. He says, "Let's say 12 or 13 songs end up on the album; Michael could have possibly recorded 15, 20 or 30 songs. "This would probably go for every album he recorded and probably pre-dating [Sony] to his Motown days." And if you think you've heard the best of Michael,... »

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DVD: Review: DVDs In Brief: July 8, 2009

7 July 2009 10:00 PM, PDT | avclub.com | See recent The AV Club news »

Only a Revelations quote away from a genuine Christian apocalypse movie in Left Behind mold, Knowing (Summit) evolves from a reasonably intriguing Twilight Zone scenario about a time capsule containing visions of future disasters to the sort of full-on end-of-the-world scenario cooked up by a street-corner derelict. All of which leaves Nicolas Cage to crank up the bug-eyed theatrics once again as the Chicken Little who tries to convince humanity that the sky is falling—or, this case, consuming the Earth in a massive fireball. The last 10 minutes aren’t easily forgotten… Critics blasted the arthouse-meets-Heroes science-fiction actioner ... »

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Top Ten Apocalyptic/Post-Apocalyptic Films

6 July 2009 2:25 AM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »

Top Ten Apocalyptic/Post-Apocalyptic Films It seems Hollywood's infatuation with the end of the world has found its place in 2009 with releases such as Knowing this past March and upcoming releases such as 9, The Road and 2012 later this year. I never saw The Horsemen, but I know it had an apocalyptic theme, and films such as Terminator Salvation and even Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen threaten the continued existence of the human race. So, with such a situation at hand what better time than now to take a look at what I believe to be the best apocalyptic films of all-time... or at the very least of those I have seen... We all have a morbid curiosity when it comes to the world's end. Will it go with a whimper or a bang? Will the apocalypse be man-made, ape-made, E.T.-made, nature-made, or God-made? Will I be holding Nicolas Cage »

- David Frank

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Jackson Left Behind "Endless" Unreleased Music

2 July 2009 5:05 AM, PDT | icelebz.com | See recent iCelebz news »

It was no secret that Michael Jackson was working on new music before his passing, with the help of top music producers Will.I.Am, Ne-Yo, Akon, and others. However, former Sony Music CEO Tommy Mottola said the amount of unreleased music is "endless."

Mottola said that albums of new Jackson material as well as repackaged releases "could go on for years and years -- even more than Elvis," reported the New York Post.

Black Eyed Peas frontman and producer Will.I.Am says the new material is "out of this world." "It's something Michael has never done before -- a dance music album. I was very proud of it. But he was protective and kept it under lock and key. After he made it I had to hand back every demo. He was a perfectionist and didn't want anyone to hear it until it was ready."

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The Jonas Brothers Promise No Brother (Or MTV News Reporter) Left Behind

19 June 2009 7:35 AM, PDT | MTV Newsroom | See recent MTV Newsroom news »

What do Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas do when they find a little downtime? The simple answer: “Play golf and hang out and chill and stuff.” But then they let MTV News in on what really happens when the Jonas Brothers aren’t working.

They ride dirt bikes up to Canada. Then they take a submarine to Antarctica. And then they fly back in time for a show. I got tired just thinking about it.

And despite Kevin’s inability to remember going on any of these trips, troublemaker Joe and peacekeeper Nick assured us that “there are no forgotten Jonas Brothers. No man left behind. That’s our motto.”

“No brother left behind … or somebody’s in trouble,” Joe added.

We don’t believe them, but maybe we will if we actually go with them on one of these extraordinary-sounding excursions. And the fact that the guys have invited »

- Jocelyn Vena

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Happy Birthday, Tupac — Here’s What You Left Behind

16 June 2009 10:33 AM, PDT | MTV Newsroom | See recent MTV Newsroom news »

By Rahman Dukes

Tupac Shakur’s physical being may have left the earth well over a decade ago but his spirit remains stronger than ever. Today would have been the iconic rapper’s 38th birthday, and if you didn’t know any better you’d probably let the media convince you that ‘Pac was spotted out somewhere celebrating it. Seriously.

It was only weeks ago that a recent photo of a man looking like ‘Pac surfaced on the Web, once again igniting the tired rumors that Mr. Shakur is not deceased and freely walking the streets of L.A. Stop it. Afeni wants her son to rest in peace.

The one thing that will never die is ‘Pac’s soul. I think my position on Tupac sometimes gets misconstrued. In the beginning I was one of his biggest ‘Pac fans, pre-”Juice.” But after a few silver screen appearances (plus »

- MTV News

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Breaking Bad’s Season Finale “Abq” Gives Ridiculous New Meaning to the Words “Left Behind.” Body Bags, Secret Codes, and the Teddy Bear Discussed.

4 June 2009 11:18 PM, PDT | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »

For Hunter's reviews/wrap-ups of the previous two episodes of Breaking Bad leading up to last Sunday's divisive finale, click here for ep 11 ("Mandala") and here for ep 12 ("Phoenix"). Now that most everyone has caught up with the season finale of Breaking Bad, entitled "Abq," on their TiVo and what not, let's take a look at what went...down. Actually, for the sake of disclosure, the mini-delay of this write-up is also due to the episode being a surprising disappointment in my eyes. For a series that is deftly founded on madcap realism, the natural awes of science, and the odds of consequence, I found "Abq" to stretch way beyond the show's established believability (and viewers' trust therein). Spoiler Alert from this point forward: While the ending to "Abq" finally revealed the cause of the body bags and the doom-laden destruction at the Whites' residence that we've gleaned all season long, »

- Hunter Stephenson

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Voodoo Child, Stephen King features in the works at Reliance

15 May 2009 8:52 AM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

Variety reports that among a slate of films in development by the India-based Reliance company are a couple of horrific adaptations. One is a feature version of Voodoo Child, the graphic novel created by actor Nicolas Cage and his son Weston Cage.

Voodoo Child, written by Mike Carey and illustrated by Dean Ruben Hyrapiet, is set in New Orleans and follows a detective whose investigation of vanished girls and a gang war leads him to discover black-magic forces at work. Originally published by Virgin Comics, it’s now visible as a digital presentation via Liquid Comics. The movie will be co-produced with Cage’s Saturn Films, with the actor possibly starring; The Devil’S Advocate’s Jonathan Lemkin is currently working on the script. In addition, Reliance has pacted with Chris Columbus’ 1492 Pictures to option three projects for Columbus to potentially direct; one is the Stephen King short story “The Things They Left Behind. »

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Big Entertainment announces script slate for Hollywood projects

15 May 2009 12:10 AM, PDT | Bollywoodworld.com | See recent BollywoodWorld news »

Cannes, From book adaptation to romance and comedy - Reliance Big Entertainment, the media and entertainment arm of Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (R-adag), has all this in the pipeline for its joint ventures with major Hollywood entertainment houses. Big Entertainment has revealed the scripts of more than 20 projects for which it is collaborating with Hollywoood biggies at the ongoing 62nd Cannes Film Festival here. It is tying up with Nicholas Cage's Saturn Filmsaction for the film "Voodoo Child" as well as with Jim Carrey's Jc 23 Entertainment for a comedy titled "O'Gunn". It has collaborated with Chris Columbus' 1492 Pictures for three projects - "Things They Left Behind", based on Stephen King short story about 9/11 survivors, adaptation of ... »

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History's 'Life After People' contest, to celebrate premiere April 21

21 April 2009 6:48 PM, PDT | Monsters and Critics | See recent Monsters and Critics news »

History is offering a great contest for Monsters and Critics. This is for readers within the U.S. who are at least 18 years or older.All New 10 Part Series! Life After People: The Series ...goes beyond the 2008 special by exploring a post-human future, in more vivid detail. Using the arresting, cinematic, visually stunning appeal of the special. the ten episode series will reveal the fate of the complex structures we.ve built, the creatures that take our place and the history we leave behind. The series premieres Tuesday, April 21 at 10pm Et on History with the episode "The Bodies Left Behind". Become a fan of History on Facebook at here and download the Free »

- April MacIntyre

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Teaser Poster: 2012

9 April 2009 8:41 AM, PDT | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »

Sometimes teaser movie posters are interesting, like the Taking Woodstock and Julie & Julia posters that have debuted in the last 24 hours. And sometimes they're like the 2012 poster, which is precisely what you would expect from a Roland Emmerich teaser poster. Don't you remember the teaser poster for Independence Day, which I continue to swear was hanging in the lobby of my local theater for two years before the movie actually came out? The same stark letters, black background, threat of doom-- all the atmosphere you want to evoke about the movie, but nothing all that original. At least we got something by way of a tagline: "Who will be left behind?" Think they're intentionally trying to evoke the Left Behind apocalypse theory? I think yes. Anyway, check out the poster below, and find a larger version at MoviePoster.com. Sorry if I've dampened all your potential excitement about this, ... »

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Teaser Poster for Roland Emmerich’s 2012

8 April 2009 10:18 AM, PDT | SciFiCool.com | See recent SciFiCool.com news »

Here’s a new poster for Roland Emmerich’s latest disaster movie, “2012″. I believe this is what’s called a teaser poster, as it doesn’t do a whole lot but teases the title of the movie. It doesn’t even list any of the stars, or the director, but does pimp the official website and the film’s tagline: “Who Will be Left Behind”. Poster after the jump. The plot of the film, such as it is: An academic researcher leads a group of people in a fight to counteract the apocalyptic events that were predicted by the ancient Mayan calendar. The film will star John Cusack, Thandie Newton, Amanda Peet, Woody Harrelson, Danny Glover, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Oliver Platt, Patrick Bauchau, George Segal, and Morgan Lily. Glover, by the way, will be playing the President. I just hope he’s not too old for this sh-t. Via Impawards. »

- Nix

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