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.Well I suppose he's talking to Playboy so this is the sort of thing that's bound (heh, bound) to come up but head over there to read Armie talk about wearing masks and tying knots, in an uh home environment mind you, and how once you get married you can't really yank your wife's hair anymore. Good grief, Armie. From there he moves on to his masturbation business in middle school (I am not making this shit up), how he has to compensate for his "huge penis," and the enthusiastic gay schtupping going on in J Edgar Hoover's life. I love this unchecked Armie! Oh and I do want to share his thoughts on starring in a 50 Shades of Gray movie though, because ha!"I mean, come on — it’s just mommy porn. I’m not going to sit on top of the laundry machine in spin cycle reading about putting a ball gag in someone’s mouth. That doesn’t do it for me.”.

After proving to be a local sleeper hit, Anthony Marciano's "The Brats" ("Les Gamins") has conquered international distributors.

With the success of both Man of Steel and The Dark Knight Trilogy comes renewed evidence that DC Comics and Warner Bros.’ flagship superheros are respectively worthy of supporting big-budget movie franchises – but what about those other heroes like Wonder Woman, The Flash or even Aquaman? The future of DC’s Movieverse is still uncertain – which is why we have plenty of time to discuss the merits of each and every one of these “second tier” heroes on the DC roster. In this installment, we’ll pitch you on 5 reasons that Aquaman could be THE next big DC/WB movie franchise. Do you agree with our reasoning? ...Click to continue reading 5 Reasons Why ‘Aquaman’ Could Be the Next Big DC Superhero Movie

Advertising is an art and to make an art more beautiful than it already is, all you gotta do is add a Bollywood diva to it! Kareena Kapoor Ms Kapoor looks fresh as a daisy in the new Limca commercial. The way she says Pyaas Badhao and waltz around is just too cute. We just hope the other soft drink companies don’t run out of business! Priyanka Chopra Priyanka Chopra filled the commercial with life! In the ad we also get to see Chris Gayle who usually lightens up the stadium with his big sixes.

"I'm just going to come right out - I have no idea what's going on, at all." To go along with the very first teaser trailer debuted yesterday, another international teaser has hit for Phil Lord & Chris Miller's animated The LEGO Movie. There is a lot of the same footage in this as the other teaser, introducing Emmet (voiced by Chris Pratt) and the Batman joke, but there's also some other shots that make this look much crazier than I was expecting. Yea it's just one big LEGO commercial, but I trust in the directors (Lord & Miller) to come up with something genuinely hilarious, totally entertaining and yet still heartfelt by the end. Check it! ››› Continue reading Another Slightly Different 'LEGO Movie' International Trailer Also Hits

An updated look at my 2014 Oscar predictions in the Best Supporting Actress category with six new names added and two new in the top five.

.. poll by twiigs.com .It's kind of weirding me out how much a young Jean Dujardin looks like Moritz Bleibtreu - am I nuts? At the least they could be brothers. Anyway a happy 41 to Jean Dujardin - I still haven't watched the trailer for The Wolf of Wall Street, even though everybody went ape over it earlier this week for being weird; do we see any of Jean in it? Oh and I love this picture below of him filming his recent French flick Moebius, don't you?

If you really want to learn how to throw a party and make an entrance, take a page out of Madonna’s book: Invite celebs like Rachel Roy, Martha Stewart, Kelly Osbourne, Salman Rushdie, David Blaine, Questlove and Christian Siriano.

Casting starts today in the UK for the next Star Wars movie and here's some descriptions of who they're looking for. Perhaps not so shocking, they want fit twenty-somethings full of good humor. [Continued ...]

Boundary, the controversial documentary on the Thai-Cambodian border dispute and Thailand's red-and-yellow political divide, will tour the Kingdom this month and next. Along getting a snazzy new poster, Nontawat Numbenchapol's film has also been picked up for the competition at the Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival in October. In Thailand, Boundary's tour starts on June 27 at the Major Cineplex Airport Plaza in Chiang Mai, where it runs until July 3. It'll then move to the EGV Tesco Lotus in Khon Kaen from July 4 to 10, Major Cineplex Udon Thani from July 11 to 17 and then finish up at the Esplanade Cineplex Ratchada in Bangkok from July 18 onwards. Boundary premiered earlier this year at the Berlin International Film Festival and then screened in Thailand as part of the Salaya International Documentary Film Festival. Nontawat then submitted it to be rated for a commercial release. The ratings sub-committee initially deemed it too politically sensitive and banned it, but then two days later the bureaucrats admitted they'd made a mistake – a historic moment in Thai government – and allowed Boundary to be released with only a bit of censorship. But even though Boundary was not banned after all, the incident spurred other filmmakers into action and breathed new life into the Free Thai Cinema Movement, headed up by Apichatpong Weerasethakul. Al-Jazeera covers all that in a recent news segment (embedded below). ATTENTION: This is a post from Wise Kwai's Thai Film Journal. The url for the source blog is http://thaifilmjournal.blogspot.com. If you're seeing this post anywhere besides your personal feed reader or a couple of social-networking sites, then it might be being misused against the spirit in which it is made freely available.