We recently posted our predictions for the 84th annual Academy Awards. Unfortunately, we didn’t get any right. But we are still extremely happy with last night’s winners! Even though George Clooney, Michelle Williams and The Help didn’t come out as winners like we predicted, those who got to take home an Oscar are all talented and more than deserving.
The makings of an unforgettable Academy Awards is all about inappropriate, shocking or heart felt acceptance speeches, over-the-top dresses, extreme P.D.A, and an overall entertaining show. Let’s take a look at what we believe to be the best Oscar moments, in no particular order.
The Oscar’s has seen its fair share of questionable hosts.But we all know that what makes an amazing show all depends on its host. Billy Crystal will be hosting his 9th Academy Awards this Sunday, hopefully making it a memorable night for all of those attending and watching.
The action figures based on The hunger games movie are currently available! Katniss, peeta, and Gale were spotted at a local Toys R Us! Have you found yours yet?
Finally catch the trailer for Comic Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope. Morgan Spurlock, Academy Award nominated director of Super Size Me, takes you behind the scenes to San Diego, California, in the world’s largest comic book convention called, Comic Con.
Computer Generated Imagery, or CGI, has taken the cinema world by storm. Pixar pioneered it, but what’s left of it? Is there anything good left? We try to find out.
The 84th Academy Awards are right around the corner, so we thought it is a perfect time to make our predictions for Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Actress. With each category filled with such talent, we’re happy we don’t actually have to choose the winners.
Grammy’s is Music’s biggest night. But in 2012, the awards just lacked… substance. LL Cool J as the host was good, but what now? With Award shows losing their relevance, is there hope for the Grammy in 2013?
Recent update on the Hunger Games movie product line. Amazon should be receiving the products by the end of next week, hopefully allowing them to ship products to costumers somewhere around February 20th.
With the huge premiere of the movie right around the corner, we know that fans have been patiently craving any kind of information that involves The Hunger Games. Well, here you have it folks. A unique line of products to satisfy all fans.
Overwhelmed by the amount of terrible superhero movies that have over the top special effects with little to no plot? You can thank George Lucas and Star Wars for the over abundance of these summer blockbusters.
Let’s face it: just about everyone has watched movies On Demand by now. You can get it on your gaming console, smartphone, maybe even right to your TV. Hell, you can probably get it on your fridge. Here are 5 movies you probably missed.
Lots of great movies come out every year, but movie goers of 1987 were treated to more awesomeness than Chuck Norris and Mr. T. combined. Several awesome sewuels came out that year, including Evil dead 2 and Aliens, but several favored franchises started this year.
Hollywood. Where dreams come true and anyone can be a star. Movies are big business and Hollywood rakes in billions of dollars every year. We’re here to make your life easier.
Greetings Rebels and Capitol Citizens, With the upcoming release of the movie, Lionsgate has approved NECA to run an extremely limited set of The Hunger Games movie posters, including an exclusive Collectors’ Set that includes all 8 posters plus a
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