Yeah, you read that right. The running total on the production cost of The Hobbit trilogy is at $561 million dollars so far.
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Yeah, you read that right. The running total on the production cost of The Hobbit trilogy is at $561 million dollars so far.
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I’ve been curious about this since I heard about it because it sounded kinda, well, awful. How awful does it look? Let’s watch and find out.
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The [first _Out of the Furnace_ trailer](https://awesomefriday.ca/2013/07/out-of-the-furnace-trailer/) made sure you knew everyone that’s in it and that they are all great actors. The second trailer make sure you know that as well as the set up of the “hardworking everyman sets out to find his messed up younger brother” storyline. Let’s watch!
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Episode 2.05 aired last night, so here’s my weekly recap, thoughts and speculation. I’m going to start out by saying that this one was difficult to write. I want to love this season, I really really do. I also prefer to focus on the positive, because there’s so much criticism and cynicism on the Internet already, and I’m grateful that we’re getting more seasons in the universe I adore. This episode, however, clinched a few things that have been bothering me about this season so far, and this week’s Thoughts section is going to discuss those.
First, though, let’s do the episode recap. Spoilers ahead!
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine gets off to an admittedly slow start. Being the first chapter in a multi-year story, most of the episodes are either world-building –lots of weird things coming through the wormhole and the Federation working with Bajor, a world recovering from a 50-year occupation by the militaristic Cardassians– or character development. While this isn’t bad, it can make the season feel pretty slow overall. That being said, without all the character development, the later seasons wouldn’t pay off as well as they do because we wouldn’t understand the world or know the characters as well as we do.
So, These Are The Episodes… of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 1.
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*Wow*
This is a word you’ll use generously throughout your first journey into *Grand Theft Auto 5*, Rockstar’s latest and staggeringly expansive new virtual playground. *Wow* at the graphics; there has clearly been some voodoo magic employed in making hardware that’s moments away from being superceded maintain a world like this without loading screens. *Wow* at the acting; Rockstar’s Hollywood aspirations have never been clearer with a gritty crime saga split across three interwoven protagonists. *Wow* at the construction; the opening tutorial alone is probably the most perfect way to combine instruction with action. *Wow* at the design; the attention to detail is so granular that every street corner, every block, has real character and architecture and story. *Wow* at the animations; just run for cover into a car and watch in awe as the Police bullets shatter the vehicle piece by piece. I could go on; if your gaming preferences revolve around pure spectacle, this could be the best thing that’s ever happened.
The most prevalent *Wow*s, for me anyway, were the *Wow*s concerning the game’s content and narrative structure. These two *Wow*s rise out of Los Santos like glimmering skyscrapers: *Wow*, this is a mature game. And,*Wow*, why is he doing that?
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It’s been taken down by Warner already, but for a time this morning on YouTube there was the first real trailer from Gareth Edwards’ reboot of the monster smashing franchise. Luckily someone grabbed it first, so here it is! –
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Everyone I know has seen at least some measure of Star Trek. With around 725 episodes (depending how you count) broadcast from its 6 television series and the 12 motion pictures it’s pretty much impossible to not have seen any at this point.
Of those perhaps the most underrated is Deep Space Nine.
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Remember all the awesome-because-they-were-batshit-crazy movies that Jackie Chan used to churn out? He’s made a new one!
Yes, a fourth one. You remembered that Voyage of the Dawn Treader came out, right?
I’ve been on holiday so my plan to start recapping Marvel’s Agent’s of S.H.I.E.L.D. is now a week late. That being said, I now have two episodes to talk about and that’s going to work mostly because these episodes function as two halves of a whole.
I’m not going to do a straight recap of each episode each week but rather talk about what I feel the key points are, a few things I’ve noticed, and anything that I find cool (or not so cool) in general.
There will be spoilers so make sure you’ve watched before you read. And with that, let’s get this show on the road!!
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The gag reel to the funniest movie of the year. Just watch.
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Tom Clancy, author of _The Hunt for Red October_, _Patriot Games_, _Clear and Present Danger_, and numerous other books as well as a host of video games and movies and part owner of the Baltimore Orioles, has died at age 66.
Speaking of Martin Freeman, did you know that FX is adapting the Coen Brothers film Fargo into a 10 episode mini series? Well now you do. Good news is they’ve cast Freeman to star opposite Billy Bob Thorton in it.
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