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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
The Winners Of The RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERLIFE 3D Movie Screening Passes Are........
I would like to say congrats to our winners of the RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERLIFE 3D advanced screening passes giveaway. We got a lot of submissions and quite a few of you got creative, but the names listed below sent the best submissions.
I have posted the pictures of my top 3 favorite submissions.
Lee Guerra
Jesse Padraja
Ana Milanes
Here is the complete list of winners.
1) Alejandro Watson
2) Oroz Eber
3) Edgar Flores
4) Ahuner martinez
5) Ana Milanes
6) Lee Guerra
7) William Lopez
8) Jesse Pedraja
9) Jason Keiter
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Friday, September 3, 2010
Pharoahe Monch - The Thirteen Mixtape (Top 5 Dead Or Alive)
02. Guerilla Monsoon Rap feat. Black Thought + Talib Kweli + Kanye West
03. Weed #1
04. Tight (Remix)
05. Metal Thangz feat. Street Smartz + O.C.
06. Talking To You feat. Rah Digga
07. Innovations feat. Saukrates
08. Tooley Crew Personified
09. Thirteen
10. My Life
11. The Healer (Remix) feat. Erykah Badu
12. Sin
13. Bring It On (Remix/Serv1 Blend)
14. Freestyle (Kay Slay) feat. Mos Def
15. Push (Serv1 Blend) feat. Showtyme + Mela Machinko + Tower Of Power*
16. Mayor
17. Rehab (Remix) feat. Amy Winehouse
18. Freestyle
19. Ill Collabo feat. Cella Dwellas + Prince Po
20. Freesyle (Stretch Armstrong Show) feat. Lord Finesse + Prince Po
21. Fudge Pudge (Serv1 J Dilla Mix)
22. Frontlines feat. El Da Sensai + F.T. + Mike Zoot
23. Loose Ends feat. Sergio Mendes + Justin Timberlake
24. Freestyle (Live w/The Roots)
25. Shine/Outro
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Machete: Movie Review
Usually, you do not get to see a trailer for a movie until after the film has been made and is making it’s marketing rounds. Such is not the case for director Robert Rodiguez’s new film Machete. Rodriguez created a faux trailer for Machete to be part of 2007’s double feature Grindhouse . People loved the trailer so much, that the filmmaker gambled on a feature film based on the trailer, and using the same key players from that faux trailer plus adding new ones.
Machete (Danny Trejo) is an ex-Federale who goes on violent rampage of revenge against the people who hired him to assassinate Senator McLaughlin (Robert De Niro). The assassination does not go as planned and now the senator’s right hand (Jeff Fahey) and a ruthless drug dealing pimp (Steven Seagal) are trying to hunt down Machete before they become the hunted.
Machete also has the aid of a beautiful immigration agent (Jessica Alba) and a sexy revolutionist (Michelle Rodriguez). We also get a shotgun toting Priest (Cheech Marin). I always found Michelle Rodriguez’s tough girl attitude pretty hot, but this is by far her sexiest role and she plays it perfectly.
Trejo is amazing as Machete. I love the way he delivers not only his dismembering moves, but also his lines. My favorite line in the film has to be “Machete don’t text” when he is asked why he did not send them a text. It is a classic line. This film is so extreme. The gore factor is in high supply but it is played for laughs.
If you are up for a good laugh and a high body count, I highly recommend Machete.
By: Marc Ferman
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Going The Distance: Movie Review
The track record on romantic-comedies that Hollywood churns out is not very good. For every one that’s watchable, there are another dozen that are complete garbage. For example, this year we have had duds like The Bounty Hunter, Killers, The Back Up Plan, She’s Out Of My League, The Switch, and I am sure there are a few more. I did not hate The Switch, but it really was not all that good. With that being said, I am pleased to tell you that Going the Distance is a refreshingly funny and sweet surprise.
There is nothing about the trailers for Going The Distance to make it seem more than another bland romantic-comedy. I did not even notice till I got to the theater and looked at the poster that the film was rated R. Let me tell you that this movie earns an R rating and that’s part of what makes the movie so good.
I do love Drew Barrymore in films like these. If you look back at some of her films like Fever Pitch, Never Been Kissed, Music & Lyrics, she is just so adorable. How can you not love her? She also seems to find herself the perfect co-stars for her projects. Either that or she can connect with anyone she shares the screen with.
The film centers on Erin (Drew Barrymore) and Garett (Justin Long). One night they meet in a bar within hours of Garett being dumped by his girlfriend. Erin and Garett hook up and the following morning Erin tells him that she is only going to be in New York for 6 more weeks before she moves to California for school. They both decide that they won’t start anything serious but will continue to hang out.
Well we all know that the more time they spend together the closer they are going to get and when they decide to go for the long distance relationship we do want to see this couple who obviously love each other find a way to make it work. I am not giving away anything that is not already in the trailers, but what’s not in those trailers are all the laugh out loud moments in the film. This movie has some great moments from Erin’s protective sister Corinne (Christina Applegate) and Garrett’s friends Dan & Box steal every scene they are in. I seriously cannot believe how much I laughed in this film. This is one of those romantic comedies that guys will tell their friends to go see it. That is not something you come across too often.
Barrymore and Long are great together on screen and while they were filming this movie, they were actually a real life couple. Many times when real life couples try to play an on screen couple, it does not seem to translate well on film. Just ask Ben Affleck & Jennifer Lopez or Sean Penn & Madonna.
Fellas, don’t let the fact that this looks like a chick flick stop you from going to see this. You will laugh more in Going the Distance than more comedies that have come out this year.
By: Marc Ferman
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