Week 11 of 2011 and the hits just keep on coming...mostly. In theaters this week is Limitless staring everyone's new favorite, Bradley Cooper. It releases alongside Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's new comedy Paul. On the small screen Chuck is back this week and there are plenty of other new episodes of your favorite shows as well. It's kind of a light week for video games with Homefront being the biggest of them, and a new entry in the tennis series, Top Spin 4 hits all consoles. Lastly, on DVD and Blu-Ray this week comes another Oscar nominee for best picture, The Fighter, but if that's too serious for you, you can always check out Sharktopus.
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March 13, 2011
March 11, 2011
The Rhythm (11)
Another week brings us news from around the intertubes. First, this morning there was a massive earthquake in Japan with huge tsunami waves hitting the west coast of the US. After the serious stuff is out of the way, Facebook trying to beat out Netflix? News on the Zelda 25 Anniversary straight from Reggie Fils-Aime (president of NOA) and Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright talk about the next film in their trilogy. Of course, you come for the news and stay for the rumors: GTA V and MIB 3. Read on.
The Rhythm: We hate Navi just as much as you.
The Rhythm: We hate Navi just as much as you.
February 24, 2011
The Trailer (6)
Are you a fan of ridiculous comedies starring guys who refuse to grow up? Sigourney Weaver? Aliens? Well if you're not a fan of aliens you're going to have a hard time with majority of this year's blockbusters, but if you are into all the other stuff, and Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, then you'll probably into Paul. Paul is the story of the aforementioned gentlemen traveling the US when they encounter an alien outside of, you guessed it, Area 51. Still interested? Check out the red band trailer even if you're not, it could change your mind.
Early reviews are in for the film and state while it may not be up to par with Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, it's still a fun ride. Count me in. Paul hits theaters March 18.
Dream on.
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Early reviews are in for the film and state while it may not be up to par with Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, it's still a fun ride. Count me in. Paul hits theaters March 18.
Dream on.
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