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‘Magic Mike XXL’ Trailer: Channing Tatum Brings Back The Grind
The first trailer for Magic Mike XXL isn’t a music video; although it might as well be marketed as one with all the dance moves and perfectly timed sound cues.
With Magic Mike director Steven Soderbergh retiring, Gregory Jacobs now takes the helm, which sees Channing Tatum‘s character, Magic Mike, hit the road for a final farewell tour. Hit the jump to check out the first sweaty trailer for Magic Mike XXL.
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Tags: Adam Rodriguez, Amber Heard, Andie MacDowell, Donald Glover, Elizabeth Banks, Gabriel Iglesias, Jada Pinkett Smith, Joe Manganiello, Kevin Nash, Matt Bomer, Michael Strahan
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Channing Tatum Reveals ‘Magic Mike XXL’ Poster
Just weeks after his 2012 film Magic Mike hit theaters, Channing Tatum confirmed that a sequel was in the works, with plans to make the follow-up bigger.
With a Magic Mike XXL trailer expected later today, the hunky G.I. JOE actor posted an image of the film’s first poster to this Twitter account yesterday. The poster shows off a shirtless Tatum and his six-pack ads, but centers on his crotch area, where he points to the words “COMING” – coming to theaters, that is.
Along with Tatum returning as the titular stripper, Matt Bomer, Joe Manganiello, Kevin Nash, Adam Rodriguez, and Gabriel Iglesias will all be reprising their roles, with franchise newcomers Jada Pinkett Smith, Andie MacDowell, Elizabeth Banks, Donald Glover, and Amber Heard signing on for the ride this time around. Matthew McConaughey, who, in the first film, played a former stripper who owned the Florida club where Mike works, will sit out this dance.
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Tags: Adam Rodriguez, Amber Heard, Andie MacDowell, Channing Tatum, Donald Glover, Elizabeth Banks, Gregory Jacobs, Jada Pinkett Smith, Joe Manganiello, Kevin Nash, Magic Mike, Magic Mike 2, Magic Mike XXL, Matt Bomer
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The Digital Wire Blu-ray/DVD Release News: A Little Of The Conventional, A Lot Of The Cult
The Digital Wire returns and is packing more DVD and Blu-ray announcements than usual. This week we’ve got a brain pan-searing cornucopia of summer blockbusters and offbeat indie flicks as well as a mammoth box set guaranteed to bring joy into the life of that Doctor Who fan close to your heart.
Below you’ll find info on several future home video releases complete with technical specs, release dates, and links to pre-order at Amazon. We would greatly appreciate it if you use those links to order because a small percentage of each order helps keep this website running at max power. The cover art for certain titles has yet to be finalized.
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Tags: Bong Joon-ho, Cabin Fever: Patient Zero, Chris Evans, Doctor Who, Godzilla, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Liv Tyler, Lowell Dean, Matt Bomer, Matt Smith, Melissa McCarthy, Michael Bay, Patrick Wilson, Snowpiercer, Space Station 76, Tammy, Tilda Swinton, Transformers, Transformers: Age Of Extinction, Wish I Was Here, WolfCop, Zach Braff, Zombeavers
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Movie Review: Superman Unbound
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Superman Unbound
Blu-ray Multipack | DVD | Instant Video
Directed by James Tucker
Starring Matt Bomer, Stana Katic, Molly C. Quinn, John Noble
Release Date: May 7, 2013
First and foremost, I’m not a huge Superman fan. I prefer my heroes a bit more…mortal, you know? That said, I am sometimes forced to reassess a character based on who is writing the storyline, script, what have you. Animated superhero shows have a certain appeal to me, regardless of the main characters. Watching the Super Friends on Saturday morning is probably one of my favorite childhood memories and I find any excuse to try to relive that excitement. And the chance to watch and discuss Superman Unbound was way too cool to pass up. Now on to the review…
DC Entertainment does love to change up the voice actors quite a bit, don’t they? This incarnation of the Man of Steel is voiced by none other than White Collar star Matt Bomer. This became a very distracting issue for me, just to let you know. I kept envisioning Big Blue as an art thief in New York and not the Kryptonian hero of Metropolis. But maybe that’s just me.
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Three-D’s Top 30 Films Of 2012
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By Three-D
| January 4th, 2013 at 1:31 pm
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The very best films of 2012 accurately depicted the fragility of mankind and of its spirit. These are not new topics meant to provoke awe. Every year, cinema depicts the most inconceivable of situations and pits characters in them to fend for their lives. In 2012, the best of cinema took an intense foray into pain and suffering but with an unerring intent to discern what it was that permitted or encouraged particular characters to endure certain tragedies.
What was discovered in these elite films was the profoundest reverence for togetherness and dependability. The police, being dragged around the uninhabited fields of Anatolia searching for a dead body, still managed to cooperate with two murderers in Once Upon a Time in Anatolia. If it was not for a fast-thinking scout master who gathered Camp Ivanhoe’s finest boy scouts to search for two young lovers who fled the coop in Moonrise Kingdom, they would forever be stranded on their own magical island (is that really a bad thing?). Instead of two souls aimlessly suffering existence alone in The Master, they endure together and astonishingly discover what each one so desperately needs in the other: a sense of worth. The father and daughter in Beasts of the Southern Wild would not survive the aftermath of the storm if it were not for their true, illustrious relationship. And the octogenarian couple in Amour is the only proof we need to know that it takes two people, solidified in an unbreakable relationship, to stand firm, face life and to stare the inevitable square in the eyes.
The following are my picks for the 30 best films of 2012.
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Tags: Alex Pettyfer, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Bela Tarr, Benh Zeitlin, Bill Murray, Bruce Willis, Cécile de France, Channing Tatum, Denis Lavant, Dwight Henry, Ebizo Ichikawa, Egon Di Mateo, Erika Bok, Fabrizio Rongione, Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai, Janos Derzsi, Jared Gilman, Jérémie Renier, Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Joe Manganiello, Kara Hayward, Koji Yakusho, Levy Easterly, Lowell Landes, Luc Dardenne, Matt Bomer, Matthew McConaughey, Mihaly Kormos, Moonrise Kingdom, Muhammet Uzuner, Naoto Takenaka, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia, Pamela Harper, Quvenzhané Wallis, Risc, Steven Soderbergh, Takashi Miike, Taner Birsel, The Kid with a Bike, The Turin Horse, Thomas Doret, Tilda Swinton, Wes Anderson, Yilmaz Erdogan
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