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Movies out today: AI, cowboys, railway men and good Christian girls
It’s a bit of a quieter week at the movies with just four new releases hitting cinemas in addition to local Marikana-centred documentary Miners Shot Down. Transcendence: This sci-fi drama is the directorial debut of Oscar-winning cinematographer – and frequent Christopher Nolan collaborator – Wally Pfister. Johnny Depp plays a controversial artificial intelligence researcher who finds his consciousness separated from …
We review A Million Ways to Die in the West – A million ways to cringe
There are those movies out there that cross lines for certain reasons. Tarantino crosses the blood line in an effort to recapture gore of days past, Bay enjoys recapturing the first few instances of the universe in most of his movies. With A Million Ways to Die in the West Seth MacFarlane seems to want to recapture the elements that make …
You shouldn't drink and horse in this green band trailer for A MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST
One of my favourite films of 2013 had to be Ted, the directorial debut of regular TV cartoon voice-person Seth MacFarlane. Starring his voice once again and Mark Wahlberg, the story of a selfish and crude teddy bear was all kinds of fun. Now, MacFarlane is back with a western that he happens to be directing and starring in, in …
This red band trailer for A MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST goes south so fast!
While the genre has received a bit of jump lately with movies like Django Unchained and True Grit, I still feel that we see far too little westerns these days. Especially westerns where people constantly die in excessively violent – but utterly hilarious – ways. Luckily, this is where writer-director-actor Seth MacFarlane’s damn funny looking A Million Ways to Die in the West comes …
There are black sheep and lady ticklers in these 8 character posters for A MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST
Funny man Seth MacFarlane has tackled a diverse set of characters in his career, from a genius, megalomaniacal baby, to a talking, anthropomorphic dog, to the most foul mouthed teddy bear the world has ever seen/heard. And for his next project, MacFarlane will be taking on the Wild West as he writes, directs and stars in action-comedy western A Million Ways …
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