Thanks for joining us and celebrating 30 years of Star Wars. What’s that? Missed a post or two? Not to worry, here’s a handy dandy collection of links to all our Star Wars Week posts.
Thanks for joining us, and may the Force be with you. Always.
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A scant thirty years ago a young filmmaker set forth to make a movie. The pop culture landscape and the movie business itself would in many ways never be the same. His name, George Lucas. His film, Star Wars. To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the film, which remains my all-time favorite, the RazorFine Crew is proud to present, along with our regular content, a week-long look at the trilogy and the prequels, the books and the comics, the video games (and that awful Christmas Special), and so much more. May the force by with you! (and, if anything goes wrong, remember “It’s not my fault!”)
“With great power comes great responsibility (and 2 sequels).” Hey true believers! It’s Spidey Week here at RazorFine as we gear up to the release of Spider-Man 3 this Friday. All week we’ll mix in some Spidey content with our regular dose of quixotic awesomeness! We’ll take a look at Spidey on the big and small screen and delve into his comic origins and look at some of the best Spidey moments in both print and screen.
In case you’ve failed to notice, and if so you might want to get your eyesight checked, we’re running a special James Bond theme week here at RazorFine. It’s cool and it’s exciting, but why should we get to have all the fun?
We’ve got prizes to give away and we’re looking for those who just love to get some free Bond stuff. All you have to do is tell us what your favorite Bond film is, and why. Simple right? So c’mon and grab you chance to win a cool Bond hat, t-shirt, or poster!!
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Let me start out by saying I’m not a big Jane Austen fan and just the thought of reading a novel of hers makes me drowsy. Joe Wright‘s new version of Pride & Prejudice is anything but dreary. With a wonderful eye, energetic performances, and a droll since of humor and wit this piece of Austen’s work comes alive on screen and not only is fresh, inviting, and enjoyable it just happens to be one of the best movies of the year.
In England during the Georgian era Austen’s tale follows the lives of the Bennet women especially the headstrong Elizabeth (Keira Knightley). The Bennet clan is headed by Mr. Bennet (Donald Sutherland) and lorded over by his wife (Brenda Blethyn) who spends all her time trying to wed off her five daughters and improve the family’s fortunes. Into the picture arrives Mr. Bingley (Simon Woods) a wealthy suitor who takes a fancy in the eldest Bennet daughter Jane (Rosamund Pike) and his rather drab companion Mr. Darcy (Matthew McFadyen) who raises the ire of Elizabeth. What follows is the tale of love found and lost and the consequences of choices made.
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We Are All Fools in Love Read More »
