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So Dollhouse’s series finale came and went.  This little show was just plagued with problems since episode 1.  And sadly didn’t really seem to find it’s voice and mythology until the show was canceled.  I have to say, at the end of the day, I think I enjoyed this series.  At first it was out of some twisted loyalty to the awesome that is Joss Whedon.  I mean, really, the first season felt like a Eliza Dushku vanity project.  But when it finally got into the swing of things, it was really awesome.

I just wish it could’ve built on the awesome sooner.

As for the finale itself?  It had it’s moments… sadly since we really didn’t get a sense of the throughline of the series until halfway through season 2, then it gets canceled, for me, the future set in Epitaph 2, loses a lot of impact for me.

But truly I will miss any Whedon creative on my TV, Dollhouse included.  And I’m not alone, SciFi Wire and io9 posted their, Why I will miss Dollhouse lists, and I have to say, they pretty much sum up why I’ll miss the series too.

Enjoy!

SciFi Wire - 7 reasons to miss Joss Whedon now that Dollhouse is dead

io9 - 10 Reasons We’ll Miss Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse

In a recent Gadget Pron segment on G4 TV’s Attack of the Show, hosts Kevin and Olivia just can’t keep a straight face.  I don’t know what got them so slap happy to begin with… but their script most definitely didn’t help.  Enjoy!

I can’t tell you how excited I was when I got news that they were going to make a movie based on the DC Comics’ title, The Losers, a comic about a team of operatives betrayed by their handler, left for dead, and regroup to get their names off of a CIA Deaath List, and get their lives back.  AND I am even moreso with casting news of Zoe Saldana, and Dean Morgan.  And now dear viewer, Warner Brothers has released the first trailer for the movie, and the excitement level just went through the roof!

Enjoy:

Okay so you may or may not have heard, but Zachery Quinto recently stated in a interview that he was taking a break from Spock for the next 2 years.  Of course fandom went up in a uproar, with Star Trek 2 due in 2012, what would the franchise do?  Well, Mr. Spock elaborated in his Twitter feed to state he didn’t mean playing the role, or participation in any upcoming movies, but more taking a break from the convention circuit and other related appearances for the character and franchise.

Personally I think that is kind of lame and selfish.  I have no illusions that the traveling associated with those appearances, and the actual events themselves can be daunting.  But these are your fans, the ones who gave you popularity for your career, be it as Sylar or Spock.  And taking a break from giving back to those who gave to you… kinda lame.

And really, with HEROES sucking balls right now, Spock is all you got.  You really want to neglect your fanbase?

Really are you surprised?  I mean every fucking movie is being released in 3D these days.  Even if they didn’t have 3D in mind when they were filming.  But whatever.  Anyway, the studios behind Clash of the Titans, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows are releasing those pictures in 3D.  Unfortunately for all of you looking forward to seeing Titans in March, the 3D conversion will push back it’s release to April.

But yea, that’s it.  Enjoy!

MARVEL Head Huncho, Kevin Feige, in a interview with SFX Magazine. confirmed that everyone’s favorite green mass will be in the Avengers movie coming in 2012:

My only concern is that when we launch a franchise–whichever character’s franchise that may be–it should stand on its own two feet… So by the time ‘The Avengers’ comes in 2012, it’s not just a team superhero movie with a bunch of characters with powers. It’s three people - four including the Hulk; five including Nick Fury - who you’ve seen before in other movies, coming together for the very first time.

Feige went on to say that he feels that a second Incredible Hulk movie is still possible with Edward Norton as Bruce Banner.  Here’s hoping.

Read the full article here.

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Yea I know this review is long over due. And chances are the two of you who read this blog probably have already seen the movie. And if you haven’t, you either have no desire to see it to begin with, or just the only ones in the world who haven’t.

But is the movie worth your hard earned bucks?

Honestly? Yes and no. I know that’s REALLY ambiguous. I mean, I won’t get into a story summary or anything. Because, really, at this point in it’s run, you know what the movie is about. But the movie is well acted, believable. And I felt a great deal of emotion and cared for the characters I’m watching, human blue alien alike. And, you knew this was coming, visually it was absolutely stunning. I saw it 3d, sadly not IMAX, and it gets to a point where you forget that you’re watching a 3d movie, and you’re sucked into this world.

That in it of itself was such a new experience.

But is the movie good? Continue →

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