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Thor makes comic-book movies a Marvel once more
The superhero genre seemed to be running out of steam until reviews of Kenneth Branagh's 'weirdly charming' film landed
Earlier this year, around about the time The Green Hornet arrived in cinemas, the comic-book movie fan had good reason to be a little anxious for the future of the form. Though the film performed well at the box office, it received short shrift from the critics and seemed to embody a general sense of ennui with all the caped crusaders and masked heroes who have made their way into multiplexes over the last few years.
A look at the forthcoming schedule did not exactly calm the nerves. In 2011 Marvel studio was due to continue building towards The Avengers, its attempt to create the first ever genuine ensemble superhero film, with standalone outings for Captain America and Thor. The former seemed unlikely to have much impact outside the States, and the latter ... well,»
- Ben Child
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5 Reasons Why A 'Party Down' Movie Will Never Happen
First, don't get it wrong. We absolutely loved every second of "Party Down" during it's all too brief run on Starz. If you haven't seen the show, you have no idea what you're missing. Featuring an amazing ensemble of Adam Scott, Ken Marino, Jane Lynch, Jennifer Coolidge, Megan Mullally, Ryan Hansen, Martin Starr and Lizzy Caplan, the show chronicled the travails of an L.A. based catering company made up of actors and writers hoping to make it big, including one who had already had a brief taste of the spotlight. Created and written by John Enbom, Rob Thomas, Dan Etheridge,…»
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