Hi, Bryan Here…

The CW has an interesting new slate of original series coming to their network this year.  Two of those are a re-imagining of ‘Beauty and the Beast’, and the other is based on the superhero ‘Green Arrow’.  Below are a few clips of the new shows.  What’s your opinion?

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Hi, Bryan Here….

Morgan Spurlock hits a home run with his new documentary, Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope.  Spurlock’s previous documentaries are: Super-Size Me, Greatest Movie Ever Sold, and the FX series 30 Days.  In all of these documentaries, Spurlock conducts different social experiments, always putting himself in front of the camera as the guinea pig.  With Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope, he is not seen on camera but rather follows several different people as they attend the one, the only, San Diego Comic-Con.

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Not surprised at all.  Disney CEO, Bob Iger has just announced that a sequel to the Avengers is currently in development.  Well, with the scene after the credits , and its record breaking $700 million dollar gross in under ten days worldwide, we all knew a sequel or three was in the cards.  It was just a matter of time.  Nothing yet is known at this time on what the film will be about or who will direct or star, but I’d imagine every cast member will be back.

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Joss Whedon’s ‘Avengers is breaking records all over the place.  It is the fasted film ever to reach $200 million.  And has the biggest one day record and biggest weekend record to date.  Take that James Cameron, George Lucas, Twilight twats, and Potter fans.  And the numbers keep on coming in.  I’m willing to bet that it will break records for biggest week, and possible biggest grossing movie ever.  You listening DC Comics.  Get your act together and get the JLA movie made.

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Joss Whedon’s Avengers is what every comic book geek and action film fanatic has dreamed of since they were a little kid.  Not only was it one of the most epic films ever shot on film, but Whedon used his wit and unique story telling to weave these iconic characters into a team that destroys evil.  You see, it’s not all about the people who form a team and save our planet.  It’s about a group of people from different times and different worlds, who necessarily don’t belong together, but realize that by teaming up, they form something bigger than themselves.  And notice that I don’t use the term superhero.  None of the Avengers refer to themselves or think of themselves as heroes, with the exception of Captain America, who really is the only hero in the story.

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