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Holy Blu-ray, Batman! That's one sharp picture
Batman: the Movie is out this week with a truckload of special features. This is not the Michael Keaton Batman of Tim Burton's Batman or the Christian Bale Batman of Batman Begins .
In the closing moments of this summer's blockbuster The Incredible Hulk , something genuinely incredible happens, and it has nothing to do with fiery explosions or computer-generated effects.
Superhero Face-off Mash-Up - Battle of the Batmans
The actual movie, is scheduled to have its theatrical release in the United States on July 18th.
On Blu-ray This Week: June 30 to July 5, 2008
Listed in: Blu-Ray Tags: India , Batman , California , Amsterdam , New York O 2 It's time for another batch of Blu-ray movies this week! This batch features your usual healthy mix of content - drama, music, ...
Check This Out: Battle of the Batmans Video - Who Wins?
It's Sunday, you've seen both Wanted and Wall-E , you've got nothing better to do, and the foremost thought on your mind is most likely: The Dark Knight is only 20 more days away.
It might catch on... 1955 ] Debuted on this date : Walt Disney's " Lady and the Tramp ". .. 1982 ] Mary Hart and her legs debut on " Entertainment Tonight "... 1989 ] " Batman " starring Michael Keaton and Jack ...
Hard-working but not very creative comedy about a prostitution ring operating out of the City Morgue.
"Where does he get those wonderful toys?" The Joker said it, and we all thought it.
Why Paul F. Tompkins Doesn't Smoke Pot Anymore
June 19, 2008 AT 03:53PM I was catching up on the third season of Weeds over the weekend, and I saw two episodes with Paul F. Tompkins in them.
Fred Koehler started his career as a child star, making his feature debut as the eldest son of Michael Keaton's "Mr. Mom" and taking the regular role of Chip, the sole male in the household of the acclaimed CBS ...
For Funnyman Kevin Pollak, A Serious Business
For fans of the comedy boom of the 1980s, Kevin Pollak represents the singular smart-aleck who combined wisecracks and dead-on impressions to break out of the heralded San Francisco comedy scene.
Fun With Lists: Unusual heroes
Today's random rankings: unlikeliest stars in comic book adaptations 1. Michael Keaton 2. Robert Downey Jr.
Local author pens fantasy book, 'The Adventures of Corwyn'
He said that he chose this career path because "I didn't want a trade job. So, I thought let's write and make lots of money," he said with a witty laugh about his childhood dream that turned into his real-life ...
Seth Rogen to Play the Last "Unlikely Superhero"
There was a time when the casting of the once-uninsurable, formerly incarcerated Robert Downey Jr.
Playing 'Mr. Mom' has its ups, downs
Kasey McIntyre was only six years old when Michael Keaton starred in the comedy movie "Mr. Mom." It was a movie about a father who stayed at home and raised the children while his wife worked.
The DC Comics superhero, inadequately incarnated in Michael Keaton. Even so, the movie is indisputably an impressive thing to look at.
There have been seven movies so far in the Batman movie franchise. To date Batman has been portrayed by Adam West, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney and Christian Bale.
Marni Soupcoff on how to buy American, and Ted Kennedy's brain tumour
May 20, 2008, 4:18 PM by Marni Soupcoff Marni Soupcoff www.howtobuyamerican.com Remember that period during the 1980s when a sizable portion of Americans seemed terrified that the Japanese would take over the ...
Theater Review: 'A Number': What it's like to be really a clone
“How many of these things are there?”
Published 12:00 am PDT Monday, May 19, 2008 Story appeared in SCENE section, Page E3 Gillen Morrison, left, and Loren Taylor star in the Capital Stage production of "A Number." Kevin Graft / We used to be able ... via Sacbee.com
More dads staying home to be - Mr Mam'
Ten years ago they were as rare as hen's teeth. Today, go to any local playgroup across Wales and you'll find at least one stay-at-home dad, playing happily with his kids before heading off to do the shopping ... via IcWales