CinenaBlend is reporting that Scooby-Doo is on his way to Wrestlemania in an animated feature that will feature Triple H, John Cena, Kane, The Miz, Santino Marella, Sin Cara, AJ and the WWE Divas
The Wrap is reporting TNT has renewed Perception for a second season
Entertainment Weekly is reporting Tom Hanks next project will be to produce an ensemble drama entitled Parkland around the events surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
The arrival of Jared’s father (Beau Bridges) and his firm’s interest in buying Infeld Daniels forces Infeld (Malcolm McDowell) to come clean to Jared (Breckin Meyer) and Peter (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) about the real reason he hired the team of Franklin and Bash. Things are even worse for Peter who discovers his license to practice law has been suspended for failure to pay dues.
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Okay, it may only be 4GB (and way overpriced at $45), but you’ve got to admit this Battlestar Galactica Flash Drive is kinda cool.
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ParaNorman is a creepy kids film with a nice message delivered with about as much subtlety as a kick to the groin. Written and co-directed by Chris Butler, ParaNorman takes a simple premise about a boy who can see dead people and a town under a witch’s curse, and weighs it down with heavy issues and themes such as the effects of bullying and mob rule. Although Butler never loses the audience, he lacks the skill to continually keep the film interesting and entertaining while at the same time beating the audience over the head with its message.
The film, after a terrific opening having fun with late night horror movie tropes, opens by introducing the social outcast of the small New England town of Blythe’s Hollow – Norman Babcock (Kodi Smit-McPhee). Norman has the ability to see and talk with the dead, which of course no one including his parents (Casey Affleck, Leslie Mann), the local bully (Christopher Mintz-Plasse), or generic teenage sister (Anna Kendrick) believes.
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Now reunited together in the White Collar Division, Neal (Matt Bomer) and Peter’s (Tim DeKay) first assignment is a personal shopper turned art thief (Rebecca Mader) with a keen interest in a New York museum, but Neal’s focus is off following Ellen’s (Judith Ivey) murder and the inability of Peter to get any useful information out of the U.S. Marshals regarding the case.
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