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Sunday, November 28, 2010

First Picture From Breaking Dawn Set Reveals True Enemy: Feathers

Director Bill Condon tweeted the first picture from the Breaking Dawn set on Thanksgiving, showing the fan-favorite scene where Bella, consumed with passion for Edward, plucks a chicken to death, her hands evidence of the downy carnage. Please bear in mind, this may be an incorrect interpretation. The feathery scene after the break.[@Twilight]

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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Here's Your First Look at Carey Mulligan Playing Daisy For Baz Luhrman's Great Gatsby

Looks like the rumors were true - Baz Luhrman has selected Carey Mulligan for the part of Daisy in his adaptation of The Great Gatsby. First Spiderman goes British with Andrew Garfield, and now the lead female in one of the greatest modern American novels follows suit. Get it together, America! Along with the announcement, Luhrman included a picture of Mulligan from rehearsals that gives a taste of what may come. She certainly looks alluring and a bit ethereal here, but what do you think? Is she beautiful enough to completely wreck Leonardo DiCaprio, who is playing Gatsby? Does she trump everyone on the initial not-at-all-short list for the part?

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And now for the punchline: While he’s got plenty of casting news, Luhrman told our sister site Deadline, “There are a few elements that I feel need to be resolved before I would categorically state that this is my next film.” Maybe he’s triple checking that Oliver Stone isn’t developing is own Gatsby adaptation so that this project doesn’t go the way of Luhrman’s aborted Alexander the Great biopic.

·Baz Luhrmann Tells Deadline: Carey Mulligan Is My Daisy Buchanan [Deadline]

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Monday, November 15, 2010

First Look At The First Look At Green Lantern

green lantern ET promo2_500.pngThere are a few stages to Nerd Apoplexy Over a Comic Book Movie — the first stage usually comes with the choice of director (“Jon Favreau? The Swingers guy? He’ll be terrible!”). The next anxiety attack comes when the lead role is cast (“Michael Keaton?? Who’ll buy him as Batman?!”). And finally, the dork outrage over the costume. And how has the new Green Lantern movie dealt with its own costume hue and cry? Let’s go to the video tape!

If you recall, this summer Green Lantern geeks saw red after glimpsing the Visible Man-esque costume for their emerald hero. Their dweeby outcry was strong enough to cause the director to walk it back at little this summer at Comic-Con, saying that it was really a “work in progress.”

And now that work has progressed enough for Entertainment Tonight to run promos for its first look at Green Lantern footage that will air Tuesday. But why wait for that? Let’s take a look at the promo itself!

Sorry to say but the tendon-y suit appears to have stayed, though the striations don’t appear to be as pronounced as they were before. But it certainly looks like a big monochromatic verdant lump; white gloves, people! He had them in the comic for a reason! There are a couple quick blips for some nerd fanservice (Look, Oa! Look, Kilowog!) and Ryan Reynolds traipsing around in his underwear to shore up female interest. Overall, I think I enjoyed this promo for a Green Lantern promo pretty well!

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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

The First Movie About the Rescued Chilean Miners Has Arrived

trapped_chilean_miners_.jpgWow. We all knew that a film about the rescue of the trapped Chilean miners was totally inevitable, but who would have guessed it would take even less time than the rescue itself? Antonio Recio’s The 33 of San Jose started shooting five days after the Miners’ rescue and is currently being sold at the American Film Market. According to Recio, he and writers J J Barrios and Jacobo Bergareche began penning the script just days after news of the miners’ plight broke.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film’s ultra-happy ending features “extensive news footage obtained via an exclusive deal struck between backers Spanish broadcaster Antenna 3 and Chilean channel 13, who helped gather much of the footage watched by the world.” The film’s cast includes 32 Chilean actors and Bolivian star Cristian Mercado (Che: Part 2, Undertow).

Remembering the fact that 33 characters are involved begs the question of how they chose which miners get the screen time. And how many of these actors just stand in the background decked out in mining gear? Or will this movie be eight hours long? Apparently, sales agent America Video Films is in conversations with “a major studio” to take theatrical rights to the film, so maybe we’ll find out soon.

In any case, Hollywood had better start moving a little faster on their inevitable big-budget version. If they’re having trouble figuring out who should direct, we’ve got that covered.

· EXCLUSIVE: Tale of Trapped Chilean Miners Heating Up AFM [The Hollywood Reporter]

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

You want to increase Backyard chickens? Verify first of local regulations

You want to increase Backyard chickens? Verify first of local regulations

? With the local foods movement growth so quickly, perhaps you want to retain some chickens in your backyard at home.Your children may be begging for baby chicks soulever.Vous enthusiastic visions of your families egg food free cost, biological, chemical, and the meat that you have your own product proudly.?

It's beautiful goals.But before you rush and buy a cooperative of chickens, make sure you watch the local regulations to ensure that poultry is allowed in your neighbourhood.

It can even not occur to you that there may be rules or you can have these half-dozen quilting hens on in your cour.Mais if you live in an urban or semi-urban, area it probably y rules how to sustain domestic livestock, including chickens, animals within their borders.

? Check first to avoid the tragedy of having to abandon the birds, you and your children have been members of the family and learned to love.

? Sites to check:

Your local animal control Office your municipal government city ordinances, including nuisance noiseand local health regulations of zoning Board orders

You can probably do this online survey.However, a phone call or a visit may be necessary to absolutely make sure that you are allowed to keep chickens in your home.

Even if people were keeping chickens in the city for hundreds of years, many cities crossed a campaign to remove their limits farm animals.Secondly, if your town or city has a past agricultural, there cannot be any regulation at all.

Regulations may define how a unit must be a human habitation or if you are authorized to keep chickens, but not a coq.alors hens are creatures that calm only cluck loudly after laying an egg, a rooster is a noisy colleague whose territorial song is able to lift your neighbours at dawn .Poules will be lay eggs perfectly without a rooster, although these eggs will be not fertile.

Even though local regulations prohibit chickens, did not surrender.You should perhaps only make a convincing case before deciding to obtain the rules changed in your faveur.Autres body groups have done and you could search their arguments in ligne.Il is also a learning project for your enfants.Comme they case together, they learn how their works of local government and what the individual can make positive change.

Guide for parents raising chickens in court for children, gives parents the knowledge they need to make the maintenance of chickens at home a success any où.v?tre to obtain.
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