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Claire Lanay
Claire Lanay
A new film starring Patrick Wilson and Chris Pine? Count me interested!

Fresh off the set, rising actress Claire Lanay gives us a sneak-peek behind the scenes of Joe Carnahan’s new action-comedy, “Stretch,” set for release in March 2014 from Universal Pictures. Claire spills all about what is was like working with Patrick Wilson, but we also get a chance to ask her about her other new project, the web series “Callbacks.”

You might recognize this Asian-American actress from her appearances on the Fox comedy, “Ben & Kate,” the late-night show “Conan” or her recurring roles...
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It's been a while since I last made another movie article (2 years, to be exact). I'd like to contribute to this club once more by making a list of my favourite superhero movies. And with The Green Lantern and Captain America: the First Avenger finally playing in theaters, and The Amazing Spider-Man and The Dark Knight Rises coming up, I'll be sure to post reviews about some of them after I've seen them! ;)

Without further ado, here they are in no particular order.




1: Iron Man (2008).

In it's opening weekend, Iron Man grossed $98,618,668 in 4,105 theaters across the United States and Canada,...
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1.Haddonfield, Illinois- Oct.31st 1963 little Michael Myers murdered his sister Judy out of the blue. From then on he never spoke a word and returned 15 yrs later to terrorize the town once again.

2. Camp Blood/Crystal Lake- Forget cracks in sidewalks and black cats. If its Friday the 13th and you see a man in a Hockey Mask with a Machete you better run, but not for the woods.

3.Elm St.-YAWN!Oh Im so sleepy, but if I fall asleep Krueger will get me, even if I don't he manages to get into my daydreams; Say mom where did you get that ugly green and red..AHHHHHHHHH!

4. Amity Island- ominous cello...
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1.The Fox and the Hound

-There are two reasons this movie could make a person cry. First off, the ending. It's heartwarming, and bittersweet. The story between the two dogs really is something that could make a grown cry. But not me. What did it for me was the song, "Goodbye May Last Forever". Honestly, what kind of a disney movie is this that would make such a dead depressing song in it? And the faces of the old lady and Todd are heartbreaking. The old ladies face is of sadness and remorse, while the fox's face is just happy and curious. That is, until he realizes what is happening to him....
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[This article was originally posted on the Animated Movies spot]

I recently realised that I have been missing out on many interesting animated movies. I am a true Disney fan at heart and no movies will ever be able to give me the same feelings that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Lady and the Tramp, Hercules, The Little Mermaid and many more can, but I have realised that there are many other good animated movies out there that are not in relation to Disney at all.



In this article I am looking a DreamWorks traditionally animated movies, which only consists of five films: The Prince of...
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My review of Singing in the Rain, was surprise. My mom had forced me to watch it with her, and I thought it was going to be terrible. But, to tell you the truth, I kinda liked it. the songs were pretty good, besides for the one where he confessed his love to her. The choreography and lyrics sucked. But the whole idea was a good one. Good morning was a good song. So was make em' laugh. This movie was probably one of the better musicals I've seen, it was definetly better than the sound of music. I HATE that movie. hmmmmm... well, I've ran out of things to say so, bye! I have to say that, when I made this, I had no idea what I was going to say. So don't think bad stuff about me as a critic because when I review a movie I usually don't just wing it.