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Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues is an upcoming American comedy film slated for release on December 20, 2013. Directed by Adam McKay and produced by Judd Apatow, the film is a sequel to the 2004 film Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.

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About E3

Electronic Entertainment Expo, commonly known as E3, is an annual trade fair for the computer and video games industry presented by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA). It is used by many video game publishers and accessory manufacturers to show off their upcoming games and game-related merchandise.

Unlike Gamescom and other video game trade fairs that are open to the public, E3 is an exclusive, industry-only event. Persons who apply to attend are required by the event’s governing body (Entertainment Software Association) to verify that they have some professional connection to the electronic entertainment industry.

E3 is commonly held in late May or early June of each year at the Los Angeles Convention Center (LACC) in Los Angeles. In 2007, the convention was exceptionally held from July 11 to July 13 in Santa Monica, California.

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“The LEGO® Movie,” the first-ever, full-length theatrical LEGO® adventure, directed by Phil Lord & Christopher Miller, opens in theaters February 7, 2014. It stars the vocal talents of Chris Pratt, Will Ferrell, Elizabeth Banks, Will Arnett, Nick Offerman and Alison Brie, with Liam Neeson and Morgan Freeman.

The original 3D computer animated story follows Emmet, an ordinary, rules-following, perfectly average LEGO minifigure who is mistakenly identified as the most extraordinary person and the key to saving the world. He is drafted into a fellowship of strangers on an epic quest to stop an evil tyrant, a journey for which Emmet is hopelessly and hilariously underprepared.

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At a $19.99 price tag some might think it’s a steep run, but for a relatively new game with no strings attached this is a game well worth playing (and owning). If you still think the price tag is too step, take a look at usgamer.net’s article on how the 20 tag might not be a bad thing – you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

Here’s a list of features you can expect to see:

• $19.99 Price Tag
• June 20th, 2013 Release Date
• Compatible with iPad (2, 3, 4, mini), iPhone (4s, 5) and iPod touch (5th gen)
• GameCenter Support
• iCloud Functionality (cross-device saves)
• No head-to-head multiplayer (but it will be available in a FREE update later)

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“You were taught to be afraid of the dark. Now you will learn to fear the light.” 

Clan of the Vein is an action-packed graphic novel about Ian MacBane - history’s most deadly vampire turned vampire assassin. Fueled by relentless determination, MacBane tirelessly hunted the world for countless centuries until he had exterminated every last vampire. With his quest seemingly complete, he became damned to live an immortal existence as a warrior without a war. Taking refuge in an ancient castle on an uncharted island off Hy Brasil, where he survived on an alchemic serum that suppressed his thirst for human blood.

His isolation ends when a squad of vampires called the Children of Judas attack. His belief that he had exterminated the vampire menace was dead wrong. The last remaining vampires have joined forces to locate an ancient artifact that would give birth to a new generation of monsters. The location of this lost artifact is locked deep in the abyss of MacBane’s forgotten past and his enemies will stop at nothing to force him to remember.

 

Check out their Kickstarter for full info and support what’s sizing up to be an action packed vampire thriller.

I saw Man of Steel today, me and a few friends had these tickets to see it in Imax 3D. I think I’ve decided I don’t like 3D movies, not because the 3D was bad for the movie it just hurts my eyes. Plus I wear my glasses too so I’m wearin double glasses. It was a fantastic movie though, you should see it. I think you’d like it, as long you don’t bring that damn salad to the theater. I said I’d buy you a hot dog if you wanted one.

In the beginning that dude Russell Crowe who beat everyone’s ass in that roman gladiator movie, I forget the name of the movie though, is Superman’s dad and they’re on his home planet. Russell Crowe and his wife have a baby and Crowe is like “Eff you guys, you don’t know nothin bout babies” and he shoots his kid into space.

It does a bunch of flash back stuff, so dad, ya gotta try and stay awake at that part. It’s really good,I have no idea how you sleep through scenes like this but try not to snore if you’re gonna knock out.

More or less he becomes Superman and he has battles with this guy Zod and his Zod mob. They say Superman has some space thingy they need and Superman is like “say wutt??” and then they battle and stuff a bunch, it looked amazing.

and Dad……

….Explosions

All in all the movie was super cool. Of course there are flaws just like any movie, but I think for the most part it’s well worth the money and I actually am excited to see if and when they will make sequels.

I’ll talk to you later this week,

Happy Father’s Day,

Mike

A more extensive review will be posted soon, with a section regarding expanded Easter eggs.

But to answer the burning question: Yes, this is the superhero movie we have been waiting for! After many years of missing the mark, we get the action and drama we deserve. Superman soars! He blasts away with his heat vision! He attacks with blinding speed! He punches-it-out with multiple aggressors! He partakes in limitless property damage! He is not overly-brooding! (And Lois is actually likeable in this film.)

The 75-year-old Superman (created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, published by DC Comics), has had cinematic hits and misses, with the last live-action versions of him being 2006′s “Superman Returns” with Brandon Routh and the 10-year run of the CW’s “Smallville” (2001-2011) with Tom Welling. Superman on film has gotten scrutiny over the past several years —some enjoyed Bryan Singer’s love letter to original Superman director Dick Donner, others wanted more action and a clean slate. Many fans were faithful to the teen-angsty Elseworlds interpretation of Clark as the Blur in Kansas on the show “Smallville”, while others poked at the liberties they took, budget constraints, and sometimes inconsistent storytelling. But many doubts can be silenced with this new adventure that spares no expense (with a budget of $225 million, but most likely more than that), for it does not hold back on massive battle scenes. The character who was born out of “Action Comics” is fortunate enough to benefit from modern day effects technology and an action-genius like director Zack Snyder at the helm. Henry Cavill dons the “S” in a sleek Kryptonian under-armor (with a physique that matches the comic book art), and he takes to the skies and actually kicks ass! The film is set to visually wow and enthrall, giving fans huge set pieces, and character development that supports the mythology.

There have been many caretakers of the Last Son of Krypton who have clearly not cared about getting the character right. Some have been comic book writers that portrayed him as a frat boy, or producers who wanted to make him too dark, or even overly sensitive. MAN OF STEEL portrays Clark Kent/Kal-El as a young outcast caught between two fathers, two worlds, and on a search to forge his own path. His Kansas values inspire him to use his abilities to help others and instill hope. Snyder allows Cavill to smile and enjoy his on-screen role (something that previous Supermen Kirk Alyn and Dean Cain did so well). And although there are significant changes the accepted lore (from the parameters of the early relationship between Superman and Lois, to the way certain characters meet their demise, to even the sex of Jimmy Olsen), the spirit of the allegory is there. The filmmakers pay attention to acute detail: early scenes on Krypton feature a destroyed moon in the background (Wegthor, which was decimated by the criminal scientist Jax-Ur offscreen), something only the most hardcore of Superman fans would appreciate or even notice. Although the movie focuses on Kal-El’s journey, it sets the tone and possibility for a DC shared cinematic universe. (Fans expecting this to be the first film a “Justice League” saga might be disappointed, though. This was not like “Iron Man” setting up “Avengers”, its definitively a Superman film first and foremost, which it should be.)

Fly to the theaters to support a superhero epic made for fans! DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. just upped their game in regards to quality, effects, and action. Let’s hope they keep this up. Your move, Marvel Studios!

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