Arrow – Pilot

/ / Television Reviews
  • Title: Green Arrow – Pilot
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Arrow

Green Arrow gets Smallville‘d. The new hour-long drama for the CW casts as Stephen Amell as billionaire Oliver Queen who, as the “Pilot” episode opens, is rescued from a deserted island in the North China Sea after five years in isolation. Queen returns to his mother (Susanna Thompson) and sister (Willa Holland) in Starling City but finds himself haunted by the past and the boating accident which took the lives of his father (Jamey Sheridan), his latest conquest (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and five crew members.

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The Lone Ranger #10

/ / Comics

Tonto returns home after killing all but one of the soldiers who attacked his people and killed his wife as the “Native Ground” storyline continues.

With so much blood on his hands, even bathing in the nearby river can’t get the Native American warrior clean. Realizing the man he left alive will tell others of his actions and put his tribe at risk, Tonto decides he must leave the tribe and give the white man another target to chase, and fear.

Back in the present, the Lone Ranger finally reaches the elders of the Ute tribe only to be told their is nothing to be done for his fallen friend. We know Tonto isn’t going to die, but it seems the Ranger will have his hands full to convince the tribe to help him as the story concludes over the next two issues.

Although the story arc has filled in quite a bit of backstory, we’re now four issues in and no closer to learning the events that brought Tonto and the Lone Ranger together. I’m hoping that part of the story will be told by the Ranger in his quest to get his companion the help he needs to survive. For fans.

[IDW, $3.99]

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Coming Soon

/ / Film News & Trailers, Music News & Reviews
  • Title: Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me
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The new feature documentary Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me takes a candid look at the commercial failure and enduring legacy of Big Star, the early 1970s rock band formed in Memphis by Alex Chilton, Chris Bell, Jody Stephens and Andy Hummel. The documentary has been making the festival circuit, including playing at this year’s SXSW and New York’s upcoming Documentary Festival, but does not yet have a distribution deal or general release date. You can find more information about the project on the film’s official site and check out the press release for the movie inside.

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Esquire names Mila Kunis the Sexiest Woman Alive

/ / Books & Magazines

For its November issue actress Mila Kunis sat down for an interview and cover photoshoot with Esquire which named her their new “Sexiest Woman Alive.” In the interview Kunis discusses the dishonesty in Hollywood and the press, how her career was once threatened by refusing to a cover shoot for a magazine she didn’t like, Seth McFarlane, living with the paparazzi, political street art, the fact that she doesn’t think she’s funny, the rooftop view of her New York apartment, how she’s too scared to host Saturday Night Live, learning the rhythm of telling a joke, immigrating to the United States at the age of 8, preserving her sense of self, her love of politics, her disgust at the Republican Party’s recent treatment of women, the difference between being a celebrity and an actress, the young actor community of Beachwood, the differences of living in Los Angeles and New York, and rehearsing with Robin Williams for her upcoming film The Angriest Man in Brooklyn. You’ll find more pics and a video of the shoot inside.

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