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How To Fail A Breathalizer Test

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Fan-made Green Lantern trailer

No, it's not in anticipation of an actual Green Lantern movie with this casting, sadly enough.

But it would be AWESOME.

The sign says it all

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New Trek review

Abrams has long been the guy that actually does all the things Joss Whedon’s fans only imagine their guy does – that Abrams launched a 'Star Trek' movie that’ll outgross all the 'TNG' movies put together, saw its sequel greenlit and 'Fringe' renewed all on the very same Friday that 'Dollhouse' finally died in a ditch settles it, we can declare a winner and all move on.

Some might call them fightin’ words.  More here.

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The Top Ten Rules Of Space Opera

The Top Ten Rules Of Space Operaa

Personally I like #9

9. There should be a captain. If there is not a captain, there should be a special agent. If there is not a special agent, there should be a cadet with a future. If there is no cadet with a future, there should be a mercenary with a dark past. If there is no mercenary with a dark past, there should be a wisecracking stowaway. If there is no wisecracking stowaway, there should be a witch. If there is no witch, there should be a scientist. If there is no scientist, just remake Spaceballs.

Perfect casting?

Two will play HBO's 'Game'

Director McCarthy, actor Dinklage in for pilot

By Nellie Andreeva

May 5, 2009, 11:00 PM ET

Corrected: May 6, 2009, 08:43 PM ET

Peter Dinklage (Getty Images photo)

Tom McCarthy has come aboard to direct HBO's fantasy pilot "Game of Thrones," on which the star of his first feature, "The Station Agent's" Peter Dinklage, has been tapped for a key role.
Based on George R.R. Martin's best-selling "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels, "Thrones" is described as an epic struggle for power set in a vast and violent fantasy kingdom. Dinklage will play Tyrion, the Queen's brother who is treated as an outsider because of his size.
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss penned the pilot script and are exec producing. HBO Entertainment president-turned-producer Carolyn Strauss, Management 360's Guymon Casady, Vince Gerardis, Ralph Vicinanza and Martin serve as co-exec producers, and Mark Huffam and Frank Doelger are producers.
"Thrones" is slated to film in the third quarter in Belfast, Northern Ireland, in what the country's First Minister Peter Robinson hails as "the first TV production of such vast size and scale that has been filmed in Northern Ireland."
Dinklage, repped by manager David Ginsberg and attorney Karl Austen, is filming two features: the indie "Pete Smalls Is Dead," which he also co-produces, and Screen Gems/Sidney Kimmel's remake of "Death at a Funeral."
"Thrones" marks the first TV directorial gig for the Gersh-repped McCarthy, an actor who wrote and directed two features, 2003's "Station Agent" and 2007's "The Visitor," both of which landed him Indie Spirit Awards. On the acting side, McCarthy next appears in "2012."

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Imperial Forces Stop Whale Poachers

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Did Grant buy his ticket yet?