Pitch Black is one of my favorite guilty-pleasure Sci-Fi flicks, mostly buoyed by Vin Diesel’s performance. The follow-up (hardly a sequel since there’s little story connection) is due out next year. Check out the trailer now

For the non-Flashphobic, you can check out the official site for more story details.

It’s December. That’s right; it’s time for the annual tradition of a gravitationally challenged, distinctively bearded man to share a year’s worth of toil driven by the helpers in his workshops with the world, making millions of people very, very happy. How well does this year stack up against previous years? Read on, or just go buy tickets for every screening you have time to attend.
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Sweeeeeet!

Available here

So, anyone care to place bets on the first network to
actually do this?
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Charmed is pre-empted tonight, but it’s being
pre-empted by a classic fantasy film that we might as well make
room to talk about, anyway. The Wizard of Oz airs
on the WB tonight at 7/6c. Check local listings.

It’s on the official movie site. Looks like fun.

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writes, Just in case any of you are not aware, there is a report
that Peter Jackson has cut Christopher Lee (aka Saruman) from
the theatrical release of Return of the King. This has annoyed a
few people and a petition has been started (which you can sign
here
if you are interested). Personally I’m a bit miffed because from
what I have been told (for I am sinner I have not read the
hallowed tome’s that is Lord of the Rings) it is kind of pivotal
section and needed, or is it? The unconfirmed allusion at
the end of the article about Lee’s scenes showing up on the
extended four disk DVD have been confirmed by Peter Jackson.
It seems Lee’s scenes were all placed at the start of the movie,
and it felt more like a wrap-up of The Two Towers
than a kickoff of Return of the King. (Remember, the
movies don’t have time for the Scouring.)

This should complete the “Super” movie review set. We now
have reviews available for all four of the Christopher Reeve
movies, and this one.
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It’s here (Quicktime) and it’s as funny as you hoped it would be.

More formats promised in the near future.