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MOVIES IN THE MANCAVE: A VIDEO BLOG "Troll Hunter" Review - Ep. 55
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Posted on 5/23/12 at 1:57 PM
REEL QUICKIES What to Expect
What to Expect When You're Expectingis another movie in the line of movies trying to be like Love Actually, which was one of the first movies to successfully use the concept of a collection of charact...
Posted on 5/22/12 at 9:46 PM
THE DULLUM FILE Billy Bob Thornton
Next week on WDAZ News @5, we're going to be talking with actor, director, musician and writer Billy Bob Thornton....
Posted on 5/10/12 at 2:52 PM
JOE FITNESS How Scarlett Johansson & Chris Evans Got Ripped For 'The Avengers'
What does it take to get into super hero shape? The Avengers staring Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow and Chris Evans as Captain America had to get in awesome shape for the summer blockbuster 'The Av...
Posted on 5/7/12 at 11:26 AM
STAFF BLOG REEL TALK 'Cabin in the Woods': A Gory Shout-out to Horror Genre
I'm no Joss Whedon expert, but after watching his newest project, "The Cabin in the Woods," I can say I'm a fan. The movie's a postmodern homage to the horror flicks that we grew up with. But it turns...
Posted on 4/16/12 at 5:03 PM
Review: Even in 3-D, it's still Titanic
‘You can be blasé about some things, Rose,” Cal Hockley (Billy Zane) pretentiously sniffs about the big, doomed ship, “but not about Titanic!” And so it is with the movie about that famous ship. Love it or hate it, there’s little to be blasé about regarding the biggest screen hit of all time.
By Roger Moore , April 03, 2012
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UPDATE: Filmmaker Cameron, 1st to reach Earth's deepest spot in solo dive, calls it desolate, foreboding 
VIDEO: Watch it at bottom of articleJames Cameron, the man behind "Titanic," "Avatar" and other films, today described his three hours on the bottom of the Marianas Trench, nearly 7 miles down in a dark freezing and alien place. He is the only person to dive there solo, using a sub he helped design. He is the first person to reach that depth, 35,576 feet, since it was initially explored in 1960.
By Seth Borenstein , March 26, 2012
Iconic boxing writer, historian Bert Sugar, 75, dies of cardiac arrest
Bert Sugar was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2005. According to the hall's website, Sugar wrote more than 80 books, including "The 100 Greatest Boxers Of All Time."
By Associated Press , March 25, 2012
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Filmmaker Cameron, in special submarine, reaches deepest spot on Earth
James Cameron, the director of "Titanic," "Avatar" and other films, used a specially designed submarine called "Deepsea Challenger" to dive nearly seven miles. He completed his deep dive a little before 8 a.m. Monday local time, according to Stephanie Montgomery of the National Geographic Society.
By Associated Press , March 25, 2012
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'Hunger Games' serves up huge opening day at $68 million
The Friday total for Lionsgate's "The Hunger Games" was the fifth-best opening day ever and puts the movie on track for the best debut weekend ever in March. That record is held by "Alice in Wonderland" with $116.1 million.
By Associated Press , March 24, 2012
‘Hunger Games’ star thrilled with blockbuster role - for now
The enormous publicity surrounding "The Hunger Games" is a big change for Jennifer Lawrence, 21, who just over a year ago was living among an ocean of young actresses fighting for roles in smaller films and assorted TV shows.
By Theoden Janes , March 23, 2012
Fans of bestselling books hungry for ‘Games’ film
Starved for good entertainment? “The Hunger Games” may hit the spot, despite a few reservations.
By John Anderson , March 23, 2012
About the Writers Conference Film Festival
Here’s a look at the movies that will be part of the UND Writers Conference Film Festival. All will be shown at the UND Memorial Union lecture bowl and all are free and open to the public. Seating is limited.
By Herald Staff Report , March 23, 2012
Jane Smiley among authors at UND Writers Conference
43rd annual writers conference, film festival to open Tuesday at UND Memorial UnionPulitzer Prize-winning author Jane Smiley is one of seven authors who will be part of this year’s Writers Conference. The others are former Grand Forks resident Aaron Poochigian, Lee Ann Roripaugh, Pam Houston, Brenda Miller, Hal Herzog and Mark Doty.
By Paulette Tobin , March 23, 2012
Film box office business increases 3% globally in 2011
Ticket sales for movies shown around the globe rose 3 percent in 2011 to $32.6 billion, thanks largely to growth in booming markets like China. U.S. and Canadian sales fell.
By Associated Press , March 22, 2012
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Zsa Zsa Gabor’s lone daughter files to place mom, 95, in conservatorship
Constance Francesca Hilton claims Zsa Zsa Gabor’s husband, Frederic von Anhalt, has been isolating her mother and leaving her heavily sedated. She also questioned whether her mother’s finances are being properly handled by von Anhalt.
By Anthony McCartney , March 20, 2012
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In ‘The Hunger Games,’ fantasy reflects reality
Harry Potter ... Bella Swan ... Katniss Everdeen?
If the bespectacled boy wizard of the “Harry Potter” books and films and the sulky high schooler-turned-vampire-wife of the “Twilight Saga” have long been imprinted in the collective consciousness, is it now time for the teenage heroine of “The Hunger Games” to join them?
By Steven Rea , March 19, 2012
Why did Disney’s ‘John Carter’ flop?
When Walt Disney Co. executives gave the greenlight to the project that became the Martian adventure film “John Carter,” they hoped they were launching the studio’s next big franchise.
By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Rebecca Keegan , March 15, 2012
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For intimidated teens, the film ‘Bully’ is a bully pulpit
When Tyler Long, a 17-year-old high-school student from Murray County, Ga., found himself being verbally abused by his classmates, he did what most teenagers would do: He tried to ignore them, then went to his teachers.
By Steven Zeitchik , March 15, 2012
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Movie industry embraces old enemy: The cellphone
Looking to buck the line at the Regency Bruin in Los Angeles’ Westwood neighborhood? It’s fine if you bring your smartphone.
By Richard Verrier , March 15, 2012
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