Monthly Archives: November 2014
Blade Runner 2 shooting in 2015 with an appearance by Harrison Ford and new director
Ridley Scott, who already revisited his iconic sci-fi epic Alien with the prequel Prometheus, has revealed updated plans for a sequel to his landmark saga Blade Runner, Indiewire reports. Apparently the project is coming together and while Scott was doing press appearances for his upcoming Biblical tale Exodus: Gods And Kings, he revealed his plans …
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John Woo’s The Crossing and Jackie Chan’s Dragon Blade heading to 3D IMAX theaters in China
IMAX announced today that the 3D action-adventure film Dragon Blade, starring Jackie Chan, John Cusack and Adrien Brody, will be digitally re-mastered in the immersive IMAX 3D format and released by Shanghai Film Group Corporation in IMAX theatres in China on February 19, 2015. Additionally, writer-director John Woo’s epic two-part 3D film The Crossing will …
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It's my personal perspective that you live as hard and as vigorously as you can. My goals are something I believe in, because I believe I'm going to make it.
By: Diem Brown
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Reality show star Diem Brown, on her fight with cancer. It was a battle she lost on Friday, November 14th, 2014 at 10:22 a.m. in New York City. She was 32 years old.
Stars from Kung Fu TV series & Kung Pow to attend free Martial Arts History Museum unveiling
This January, The Martial Arts History Museum in Los Angeles will host a free event where the press and many well-known martial artists will celebrate the unveiling of new contributions to the Museum, including: the Jacket from the Kung Fu television series; the actual Gopher Chucks from the 2002 cult comedy film Kung Pow: Enter …
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Is this just turning into thugs with badges who just enforce whatever law some nut-job politician writes? What if they passed a Herod type law to curb population and decree that everyone must kill their first-born.
By: Martin Armstrong
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Armstrong supposes that there will be a serious political uprising in America by 2016, should the economy turn down, partly because of corruption and income inequality.
