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I’m finished with re-adding the gallery, so go check it out if you haven’t seen it yet
you can also drop by the forum, if you’re not a member yet

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[...]Madonna and Guy Ritchie have bought in to a typical “olde worlde” pub in London’s classy Mayfair district, The Punch Bowl. Built in the 1750’s, it is cosy with dark wood panelling and low ceilings. Because the pub’s main customers are local office workers at lunchtime and after work, it is closed on Saturday evenings and on Sundays. (Don’t go in the next two weeks either because it will be closed for a facelift organized by its new owners.) When I called in last week the barman told me that the lady herself had been in the night before and he added that other celebrity clientele who have visited include Orlando Bloom, Sean Bean and Barbra Streisand.[...]

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from shocktillyoudrop.com

Just yesterday we were the first to introduce to you an upcoming “bloodsuckers in the Old West” horror flick called High Moon. Now we’ve got the drop on the plot sent to us by co-writer Asim Ahmad (who co-penned the script with Jordan Bayne).

High Moon “tells the story of seven very different people living in a small town in the old west, who are drawn together by fate to hunt vampires, and must rid the world of an ancient evil that has returned to seek his treasure: true immortality.”

Ahmad will co-star alongside Bayne, Justin Bautista, Tracey B. Wilson (My Wife and My Dead Wife). Shane West, Cillian Murphy, Rutger Hauer and Sean Bean are in talks to topline the cast.

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Actress Jordan Bayne speaks of interesting developments on an upcoming horror western entitled High Moon (not to be confused with the web comic book of the same name).

Bayne reports, via her MySpace blog, that she collaborated on the script with Asim Ahmad who is shepherding the project along with his company Solar Eclipse. “Think Lost Boys meets The Magnificent Seven,” writes Bayne. “Originally we were supposed to begin shooting in February ‘08 but it has been pushed [for a great reason which I am not at liberty to divulge quite yet] to August ‘08.”

Here’s the kicker: She says she’s co-starring in the film with Rutger Hauer and other players attached to the project are Sean Bean (The Hitcher) and Cillian Murphy (28 Days Later). John Woo is circling with the intention to executive produce.

Whether this comes to fruition or not remains to be seen.

Source: Jordan Bayne | via shocktillyoudrop.com

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welcome to the all new BeanBox.

Feel free to have a look around. If you find any wrong links or missing things (except the wallpapers and games - I’m still working on that), please let me know so that I can have a look at it and fix it. (you can either drop my a line or comment this post - I’d love to hear your comments anyhow ;-))

I hope you enjoy the new site

Dana

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Two thirds of this movie is pretty gosh-darn good and suspenseful. The third act, on the other hand…meh, not so much. That said, I’m still going out on a limb to recommend this film in theaters, but ever so slightly, if only because the first 2/3 were decent enough, and I don’t like castrating a movie simply because its final act doesn’t totally come through. Also, the actors were all pretty solid (even Sarsgaard, despite looking like he was falling asleep half the time), we’re given 2 hottie stewardesses and ultimately, I was pretty intrigued by the whole affair…that is, up until it resolved itself and…well, it didn’t turn out to be as great as I hoped it might be. (more…)

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Over the past few years, I’ve complained about a handful of things about Hollywood, but mostly I’ve laid my rants down on its despicable manner of rehashing, remaking and rebooting anything from the past, simply to avoid “taking a chance” on a new idea, a new writer or a new director, and instead, giving us little more than recycled garbage that costs a lot of money but doesn’t raise the bar much. It’s the new world of major corporations running the studios and caring only about ROI (Return on Investment) and for that matter, BIG return on their BIG investment! If you try to explain that making a dozen smaller movies at a quarter of the price of one blockbuster might also be worth a shot, they’ll rustle you off like an ignorant punkass, but the truth is that the industry now works quarter to quarter, and doesn’t have time to wait for those long-term returns. But why this long-ass epilogue before my review of THE ISLAND?
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