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Mary Anne Butler • 04/29/16
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There are a certain set of historically bent films I can’t live without.  Midnight In Paris is one, with the masterful portrayal of Ernest Hemingway by Corey Stoll reigniting the filmgoing public’s love affair with Papa.  We got the Hemingway and Gellhorn film with Clive Owen and Nicole Kidman, a great idea on paper but […]
Johnny Ace • 04/29/16
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Not a total surprise after the love the character got in Daredevil, but now it’s official: there will be a Punisher TV show on Netflix. Jon Bernthal will return as Frank Castle, with Entertainment Weekly describing his character as one “who brings his own lethal form of justice to Hell’s Kitchen.” Fingers crossed that Punisher […]
Mary Anne Butler • 04/26/16
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Here is it, our first look at the highly anticipated Batman: The Killing Joke animated feature film reuniting our favorite caped crusader Kevin Conroy and the greatest Joker alive, Mark Hamill. Warner Brothers released the very first trailer for this rated R animated film: Batman: The Killing Joke releases July 2016.
Mary Anne Butler • 04/25/16
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We really enjoy getting to to tell you wonderful Aggressors about fabulous new projects.  In particular, good kickstarters/indiegogo/gofundme campaigns for worthy causes. One of our favorite genres around here is science fiction (duh), and anytime we find a fundraising opportunity for what looks like a really good idea, we try to let you know about it. […]
Mary Anne Butler • 04/22/16
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Seeing a new film with a fresh audience is usually either a really terrible experience, or a really awesome one.  I was lucky enough to attend a screening of Green Room at the SF Alamo, where texting and talking are STRICTLY forbidden. This helped the overall feel of writer/director Jeremy Saulnier’s film. Sometimes touring can be hard, […]
Mary Anne Butler • 04/21/16
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We’re slowly but surely getting closer to a full cast for the upcoming much anticipated sequel to the greatest science fiction film ever made, Blade Runner.  Yes, I DID just say it’s the greatest, because it routinely tops the “Best”, “Greatest”, “Favorite” lists the various academies and experts write. In 1982 director Ridley Scott introduced us […]
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