I don’t know about you guys, but I consider myself a thunder-buddy. Because f*** you thundah! That was the main lesson learnt in director Seth Macfarlane’s debut flick, Ted. There was probably some other lesson learnt about growing up, which clearly has been forgotten about in the sequel. Or maybe not, as Macfarlane explained to Collider how he was looking to not …
Let it not be said that the first Ted film was anything more than several Family Guy jokes recycled and trotted out with some foul language and an apparent distrust of thundah-storms. Still, despite that, the tale of a crass teddy bear trying to live his own life was surprisingly damn funny, thanks to some great chemistry between star Mark Wahlberg …
When Ted first came out in 2013, it was Seth MacFarlane’s debut directorial effort. It was rude, crude and it starred two dudes. And it was freakin’ awesome. Seeing Mark Wahlberg have actual onscreen chemistry with a CGI creation voiced by MacFarlane, somehow worked. It was a solid film, with some great jokes and even better characters. Naturally, a sequel …
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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 …
If the Oscars is the serious, big daddy of movie awards ceremonies, then the MTV Movie Awards would be that drunk uncle that all the kids love, but who embarasses all the adults at family functions. Because nothing says take “This ceremony is legit” quite like having a Best Shirtless Moment category. But thanks to host Rebel Wilson (and her two …
So you want your own alcoholic talking teddy bear, do you? Seeing as how the doctor told Lourens to stop getting smashed and stealing the Winnie the Pooh costume from Disneyland, we can’t help you out on the real world version of that character. What we can do however, is give you a free DVD starring the incorrigible Seth MacFarlane …
A magical, living teddy bear who you hang out with to hit on chicks and imbibe all sorts of rather questionable substances together? No, this isn’t a psychological case study on Darryn’s inability to make real friends, we’re talking about Ted today, the hilarious comedy from Family Guy creator Seth Macfarlane, starring Macfarlane himself as the voice of foul-mouthed teddy bear Ted …
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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