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Friday, December 24, 2010

Movieline's Week in Review: There Is Not Enough Egg Nog In the World

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A short week at Movieline HQ calls for a short Week in Review, so let’s hop right to it and get on with the holidays. We can make it through this together, folks. The office will be shuttered this weekend, but we’ll return bright and early Monday to hear all your fun stories of family, travel, gift-giving, gift-receiving, raising bail money and/or any combination thereof. Have a fantastic weekend!

· SNL got Jeff’d, and that rising tide lifted all (OK, most) boats.

· Many thanks to our illustrious interviewees, including Javier Bardem, Mike Leigh, Sally Hawkins, Jon Lovitz, Ali MacGraw, Michael Cristofer, Isaac Mizrahi and Verge designee Hailee Steinfeld.

· Sorry, Sarah Palin doesn’t even take holiday weeks off.

· Movieline’s first perfect 10 rating was balanced out with a unilaterally loathed “threequel from hell.”

· Iran threw director Jafar Panahi in jail for six years and banned him from filmmaking for another 14 to boot. Meanwhile, Pauly D got a Jersey Shore spinoff. Really, God?

· Don’t forget to browse the year-end goodies in our extensive, exhaustive — you guessed it — Year-End Section! Among them: A nice run through the year in TV, ridiculous scenes from terrific films, and a countdown of 2010’s most kick-ass movie females.

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Wednesday, November 3, 2010

There Will Be Blood NES Video Game: Two-Bit Oilman in 8-Bit!

· If you’re like me, you’ve been wondering when the NES video game version of There Will Be Blood would arrive. Finally, three years after leaving the cineplex, we’re rewarded with a wonderful new cartridge full of milkshakes and pious preachers and Day-Lewis scowls. Can’t wait for No Country for Old Men to finally hit the Commodore 64. [Vulture]

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· Instead of promoting its tenth season with footage of Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez, American Idol’s new promos hit us with a probing question: “Hey, remember Kelly Clarkson?” [TV Guide]

· Kim Kardashian’s recording an album. Does she know she’s tardy to the embarrassing-reality-star album party? [Jezebel]

· You know who’d like a chance to speak? Charlie Sheen! Give him some room!
[People]

· Lastly, Alan Ball’s set to direct a dark comedy “with a twist” for Paramount. [Deadline]

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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Son of official Chinese Government uses because to cut short to innocent students down. There, I said it.

I like 99.9% of our readers and hate one percent. Than others. 01% understands pretty two people whose comments I almost every day and I always delete the comment.

One of these people is constantly complains about our lack of coverage of the India and assigns it to my other Indians.This guy (I guess it's a guy) for any reason any seems to understand that it is a blog on the law of China, not on India .Dude, if you want more the India, I suggest you start your own blog just India.

The other person is always leave comments completely irrelevant to the position, tackle to ignore the Chinese people doing everyday things horribles.Cette person believes that whenever someone in China is something awful (as of kindergartners stems) I should use as an opportunity to write about the decline of society China caused by an economy which submits the (tongue, mine not) and my inability to write about these things means I complicit with beholden to the Chinese Government I wrote an email calm and somewhat rational to the e-mail address, that person uses his (yet again, I guess it's a male) comments, but - no surprise - proved to his e-mail address be false.I have just a comment from him today, stressing my cowardice of failing to report on the manner in which the son of some Chinese Government apparatchik somewhere had Faucher a student with his car.

I do not write such things, because although I find their incredibly interesting from a psychological perspective (I was for many years, hooked to the true crime books), I do not think that they provide an overview of China and I myself do not understand everything real to provide these soit.La type incidents China has 1.3 billion people, and that means that it will produce a number of horrific people do horrible things YH ' I just figure that our readers is fully include only and do not need some lawyer saying that.

I don't know what else to say...

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