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“Kick-Ass 2” Interview: Lindy Booth On Playing Night Bitch, Working With Jeff Wadlow Again, Shooting In Toronto, & Running In Heels

“Kick-Ass 2” Interview: Lindy Booth On Playing Night Bitch, Working With Jeff Wadlow Again, Shooting In Toronto, & Running In Heels

Lindy Booth may look like some pretty girl on the outside, but deep down she has got the skills to Kick-Ass. The actress reunites with Cry Wolf director Jeff Wadlow for the sequel to the cult superhero film, where she plays a ballet teacher by day, but the nasty Night Bitch by night. We had…

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“Despicable Me 2” Review: More Silly Minion Fun With A Hint Of Romance

“Despicable Me 2” Review: More Silly Minion Fun With A Hint Of Romance

The more things change, the more they stay the same. But that may not necessarily be a bad thing for Despicable Me 2, mostly because those yellow minions are always doing some sort of wacky slapstick comedy that is guaranteed to make you laugh. That’s right Gru, Margo, Edith, Agnes, and those yellow minions are…

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“Despicable Me 2” Interview: Steve Carell Talks Cosplaying As Gru, Finding Gru’s Voice, And Playing Dysfunctional Father Figures

“Despicable Me 2” Interview: Steve Carell Talks Cosplaying As Gru, Finding Gru’s Voice, And Playing Dysfunctional Father Figures

Despicable Me 2 opens in theaters tomorrow, and we had a chance to sit down and talk to Steve Carell, the man behind the voice of Gru, at the film’s press conference. There he talked about the evolution of the film, how he can relate to Gru’s romantic ineptness, and what it is like to…

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“Despicable Me 2” Interview: Kristen Wiig Coming Back For Extended Role, Comedic Influences, & Future Roles

“Despicable Me 2” Interview: Kristen Wiig Coming Back For Extended Role, Comedic Influences, & Future Roles

There is a very good reason why Kristen Wiig is among the top female comedians in the world right now. Bright, funny, and having that ability to mix it up a bit, makes her genuinely funny. She may have had a small part in the first Despicable Me film, but was asked to come back…

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“Oblivion” Review: Joseph Kosinski Recycles, Reuses, & Repurposes Familiar Sci-Fi Elements

“Oblivion” Review: Joseph Kosinski Recycles, Reuses, & Repurposes Familiar Sci-Fi Elements

Getting that aching feeling that a film is a retread or just grabbing bits and pieces from previously similar titles is nothing new in this day an age. Not that it should be a cause for concern or anything, but it’s more or less what Joseph Kosinski’s Oblivion is. The idea isn’t entirely original, some…

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