Released on: 1999
Rating: 4.90
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New Green Lantern Posters Online
In brightest day, in darkest night, no poster shall escape our sight, so here are two new additions to the Green Lantern's promo line-up, putting the spotlight on Temuera Morrison's Abin Sur and Peter Sarsgaard's Hector Hammond.Now while Morrison's character does look a little like Kryten from Red Dwarf has been gently sauteed with some beetroot, he's actually a stand-up guy, an alien member of the Green Lantern Corps who's dedicated to protecting the galaxy from the scum of the universe any ne'er-do-wells who might try to overturn the cosmic apple-cart.Hammond, meanwhile, is the scientist who encounters the evil Parallax's yellow energy and becomes a big-bonced baddie, as you can tell by the eyes here. And, for that matter, that terrifying moustache.Green Lantern is out here on June 17. We leave you with this thought (second one down).»
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Cannes Review: Lars Von Trier Confronts Depression Head On In The Grim 'Melancholia'
Two years after Lars Von Trier caused a major stir at Cannes with his contentious "Antichrist," the enfant terrible returns to the Croisette in a much more subdued mood with "Melancholia." Despite the premise, which sounds tailor-made for Von Trier to provoke and prod his audience, the film is easily the most restrained the director has been "Europa." Essentially shock free, the operatic, three act film plays more like an Ingmar Bergman chamber piece than anything else and the biggest surprise is just how contemplative Von Trier is this time around. Perhaps like no other director working today, it's difficult…»
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