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Hollywood Is Developing A Barbie Movie, Ladies!

All your dreams are finally coming true, girls. A full-length, major motion picture featuring your favorite hero on a wonderful adventure. Probably. "Barbie has to destroy the All-Spark by shoving it into Ken's mouth after a drawn-out shape-shifting battle on...  CONTINUE READING HOLLYWOOD IS DEVELOPING A BARBIE MOVIE, LADIES!»

Posted on September 24, 2009 in (25 comments)
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Diablo Cody's Mind To Adapt Sweet Valley High

Personally, I've never read Sweet Valley High (SURPRISE!), but I assume that it is full of garbage neologisms and self-indulgent teen-speak. And if not, it is now. Something something hamburger phone....  CONTINUE READING DIABLO CODY'S MIND TO ADAPT SWEET VALLEY HIGH»

Posted on September 23, 2009 in (18 comments)
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Wait, There Hasn't Been A Baywatch Movie Yet?

Hollywood is hard at work on adapting Baywatch for the big screen, which only begs the question: Baywatch hasn't been adapted for the big screen yet? I guess I only assumed that they would have adapted Baywatch for the big...  CONTINUE READING WAIT, THERE HASN'T BEEN A BAYWATCH MOVIE YET?»

Posted on July 7, 2009 in (11 comments)
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View-Master: The Movie: Full Throttle

Oh jeez. One time, when I was in college (that's right, COLLEGE) I went to see John Waters talk about his career and answer audience questions. At one point, someone asked him a question about Edith Massey, who played Edie...  CONTINUE READING VIEW-MASTER: THE MOVIE: FULL THROTTLE»

Posted on July 7, 2009 in (23 comments)
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Exclusive First Look At A Scene From Asteroids: The Videogame: The Movie

They're making a movie adaptation of the classic Atari videogame Asteroids? I don't even have the energy or heart to look up how many "what, was Pong already taken" jokes have been made in the on-line blogopolis today, because I'm...  CONTINUE READING EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK AT A SCENE FROM ASTEROIDS: THE VIDEOGAME: THE MOVIE»

Posted on July 2, 2009 in (28 comments)
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Where's Waldo?: The Movie Is A Terrible Idea

Unless this is literally a shot-for-shot remake of the Bourne Ultimatum with a candy cane sweater CGI'ed onto Matt Damon's torso, ugh. From Variety: [Universal] and Chris Meledandri's family film unit [Illumination Entertainment] have acquired screen rights to turn the...  CONTINUE READING WHERE'S WALDO?: THE MOVIE IS A TERRIBLE IDEA»

Posted on June 2, 2009 in (27 comments)
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Malcolm Gladwell's Blink Vying For Legendary WMOAT Status

Woof. We can sit here and make fun of Hollywood's terrible ideas all day, and we do. It's like they're a Disaster Factory with retarded foremen manning the money burning furnaces, and an extraordinarily high incident of on-site injuries (brain...  CONTINUE READING MALCOLM GLADWELL'S BLINK VYING FOR LEGENDARY WMOAT STATUS»

Posted on May 13, 2009 in (22 comments)
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The Ultimate Argument Settler: 8 Local Commercials That Should Be Turned Into Movies

Well, here's a movie they're making. From Variety (via FilmDrunk): Danny DeVito is set to direct "Crazy Eddie," a pic based on the life of consumer electronics king Eddie Antar. Antar was a pioneer in discount consumer electronics, and Crazy...  CONTINUE READING THE ULTIMATE ARGUMENT SETTLER: 8 LOCAL COMMERCIALS THAT SHOULD BE TURNED INTO MOVIES»

Posted on March 11, 2009 in , , (24 comments)
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Friday Fight: Is There Any Hope For The Arrested Development Movie?

lindsay: as you know, I'm sick to death of the subject of the AD movie lindsay: and would rather never mention it lindsay: but this is just the first time I've really disagreed with you in a while gabe: how...  CONTINUE READING FRIDAY FIGHT: IS THERE ANY HOPE FOR THE ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT MOVIE?»

Posted on February 27, 2009 in (29 comments)
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