"Juno"). As for my favorite Oldman movies, I will admit that while I have not seen them all, I have endured his haircut in "The Fifth Element."
As I was flying back to Atlanta from Los Angeles, I was watching the recent "Harry Potter" movie. via Dayton Daily News
"The Green Mile"), keeps the bloodthirsty predators out of sight, much like Steven Spielberg did with his shark in "Jaws."
What do you fear most, the unknown? Stephen King and Frank Darabont are counting on it. via MySanAntonio.com
"A lot of THE FLESH KEEPER depends on mood and pacing"
November 21: Director talks FLESH KEEPER; first pics Fango caught up with writer/director Gerald Nott, who gave us the lowdown and exclusive pics from his latest genre outing THE FLESH KEEPER, as well as news ... via FANGORIA
"You know, any time you do anything solo, it freaks people out"
Y: Jonathan Davis You might think that being the frontman for metal band Korn would take enough of a toll that you'd want to enjoy every day off that you could. via Creative Loafing
The dusting off of a Stephen King horror novella from 1985 does not produce the tingle of anticipation it might have 20 years ago. via Detroit Free Press
"We weren't expecting this to happen, it's not the way he was brought up."
TWO young men once with bright futures stood shamed yesterday when they were both jailed for a violent robbery that left a six-year-old boy with nightmares. via Hawkes Bay Today
"AAAHHHHH! Giant slimy serrated tentacles are tearing me to pieces!"
There are good Stephen King movies: "The Shining," "The Shawshank Redemption," "Misery," "Carrie" and "1408," to name but a few. via Contra Costa Times
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"When you see an international figure or head of state coming out in support of the fight against global warming look closely, you may see Al Gore behind him, pushing him."
Former U.S. vice-president Al Gore urged global television to help put the word out about the climate crisis before it is too late as he accepted a special honour at the 35th International Emmy Awards. via 900 CHML AM