Ninja Turtles are awesome!
Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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I was just thinking about Seven Brides for Seven Brothers over the weekend. Apparently, Jacques D'Amboise's daughter is with the Joffrey Ballet here in Chicago now, and she's supposed to be as talented as her father was.
Something I forgot to mention about Coraline. I thought it was funny that the Other Mother seemed to be modeled after Victoria Beckham.
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I saw Coraline again yesterday and it totally holds up. And spent a little time also figuring out where they used CGI to sweeten the stop action and add SFX.
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Nate Silver predicts the Oscars: [link]
Picture this: Elton John, Jane Austen and a space predator!
Trend alert! First there was Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Now comes news that Elton John's Rocket Pictures has set Will Clark to direct Pride and Predator, which mixes Jane Austen-period costume drama with an alien crash landing.
According to Variety, the alien will butcher the mannered protaganists, who suddenly have more than marriage and inheritance to worry about.
Shooting will begin in London later this year. John executive-produces, and his Rocket partners Steve Hamilton Shaw and David Furnish are producing.
Clark, who directed the award-winning short The Amazing Trousers, wrote the script with Andrew Kemble and John Pape.
John will supervise the music, as he does in each Rocket-produced film.