Check out this short film from writer/director BenDavid Grabinski. Cost of Living stars Brandon Routh (Superman Returns, Chuck) Bret Harrison (Reaper) as two security guards having one hell of a bad night deep in the bowels of a genetics laboratory. Mary Elizabeth Winstead provides the voice over the intercom.
In the March issue of British GQ actress Keira Knightley sits down with Oliver Franklin to talk about the S&M scenes in her latest movie A Dangerous Method, duelling with directors, what it’s like to spanked by Michael Fassbender, why she secretly hated working on the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, her return to Los Angeles, and the fun in proving all the doubters wrong.
She also took the time to pose for a cover shoot. You can find the pics after the jump.
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The investigation into the murder at a fundraiser puts McGarret (Alex O’Loughlin) and causes an international incident that leaves the Lt. Governor (Richard T. Jones) with no other choice but to hold Lori (Lauren German) responsible for the actions of the team and demand her resignation.
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From first time writer/director Panos Cosmatos comes this tale of a deranged therapist (Michael Rogers) and his patient, a disturbed and beautiful girl (Eva Allan) held captive by a sinister technology. Scott Hylands, Marilyn Norry, and Rondel Reynoldson also star. “Beyond science, beyond sanity, and beyond control” lurks the truth Beyond the Black Rainbow. Look for this 2010 Canadian sci-fi film in theaters later this year.
Damian‘s true colors are shown as Nobody attempts to turn him into his new sidekick. Not surprisingly, Nobody finds him as hard to control as Batman has ever since the New 52 DC reboot.
As Batman searches for his son we get more of the flashbacks of his early days with Henri Ducard and his son and the confrontation that led to the end of their partnership. The flashbacks are told almost as if Bruce is making a recording for Damian in case anything happens to him, to let him know the truth.
Damian’s turning on Nobody is hardly surprising, but I’m thankful writer Peter J. Tomasi didn’t milk the story for another issue or two. It’s also good to see Damian standing up for something other than himself for a change (even if there’s no one else to witness it). The final panels, suggesting some serious injury to the boy, should lead to a brutal confrontation between Batman and Nobody in next month’s conclusion of the arc. Worth a look.
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