HiTop Films examines the scene where Superman (Christopher Reeve) and Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) get to know each other in 1978’s Superman (and compares how Man of Steel sucks balls and misses the point about both characters).
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Here are Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper’s performing the Oscar-winning “Shallow” from the soundtrack of A Star Is Born at this year’s Academy Awards.
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It’s a new week so it must be time to talk about comics! Welcome back to the RazorFine Comic Rack boys and girls. Pull up a bean bag and take a seat at feet of the master as we offer you this quick list of all kinds of comic book goodness set to hit comic shops and bookstores this month from all your favorite publishers including DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Archie, Dynamite, IDW, Image Comics, and others.
This week includes Action Comics, Atomic Robo and the Dawn of a New Era, Avant-Guards, Batman Beyond, Black Panther, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Captain America, Crimson Lotus, Daredevil, Detective Comics, Firefly, Invader Zim, Realm, Rick and Morty, SHAZAM!, Spawn, Superior Spider-Man, Tank Girl: Action Alley, The Wicked + The Divine, Wonder Woman, X-Force, the first issues of Captain Marvel: Braver and Mightier, Forgotten Queen, Offbeats, and the final issues of John Wick, Mage: The Hero Denied, Old Lady Harley, Stars End, and Star Trek vs. Transformers.
Enjoy issue #251
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2010’s How to Train Your Dragon was a fun film about an awkward Viking prince and his unexpected relationship with the most dangerous creature possible: a dragon. An enjoyable coming-of-age tale featuring dragons and Vikings and centered around the awkward relationships between a boy and his father and that same boy’s relationship to his dog (errr… dragon), the movie spawned a sequel, which was even better than the original, and a television show. With How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, Dean DeBlois returns to write and direct the final chapter to Hiccup‘s (Jay Baruchel) story (at least for now).
After stepping up for his fallen father at the end of How to Train Your Dragon 2, the third film in the franchise focuses on Hiccup growing into his leadership role while facing a new threat in a deadly dragon hunter named Grimmel (F. Murray Abraham) and Toothless‘ fascination with another dragon (both of which threaten the status quo of Berk which Hiccup has worked so hard to achieve). Believing it’s the best way to save the dragons and his people, Hiccup leads the Vikings on a search for the mythical hidden world where dragons come from and possibly the only place the Vikings and their dragons can live in peace.
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“Run Boy Run” and “Extra Ordinary” build on individual stories as Number 5 (Aidan Gallagher) begins an investigation into the single clue he has about the apocalypse to come, leading to a humorous team-up with Klaus (Robert Sheehan) who uses unorthodox methods to get the information his brother wants, Vanya (Ellen Page) begins opening herself up to a new student (John Magaro) while the rest of the world continues to negatively reinforce just how unspecial she is, Luther (Tom Hopper) continues to look into his father’s death, and assassins Cha Cha (Mary J. Blige) and Hazel (Cameron Britton) begin their search for Number 5.
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