Don’t pretend like you don’t want one! The Domo Two-Slice Toaster from Pangea can be yours for the low, low price of $40.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as a sheriff for a small town on the Mexican border who is the last person between aan escaped drug lord (Eduardo Noriega) on the run from the FBI and freedom. Forest Whitaker, Rodrigo Santoro, Jaimie Alexander, Genesis Rodriguez, Johnny Knoxville, Zach Gilford, Luis Guzmán, and Harry Dean Stanton also star. The Last Stand races into theaters on January 18th.
The Last Stand Trailer # 2 (2013)
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When someone combines a beloved childhood toy and one of my favorite movies of all time you can be damn sure we’re gonna share it with you. Here are two of the most famous sequences of Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb recreated in LEGO. You’ll find part one below and part two after the jump.
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It’s a new week so it must be time to talk about comics! Welcome to the RazorFine Comic Rack boys and girls. Pull up a bean bag and take a seat at feet of the master as we offer you this quick list of all kinds of comic book goodness set to hit comic shops and bookstores this week from all your favorite publishers including DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Archie, Dynamite, Image Comics, and others.
This week includes Angel & Faith, Batman: The Dark Knight, Brilliant, Buckaroo Banzai, Captain Marvel, Dancer, Deadpool, FF, The Flash, Fury MAX, The Goon, Higher Earth, Incredible Hulk, Invincible, Phantom Lady, Prophet, Queen Sonja, Savage Hawkman, The Shadow Annual, Sixth Gun, Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow, Super Dinosaur, Superman, Teen Titans, TMNT, Winter Soldier, X-Men, the first issues of Fine & Private Place, Happy, National Comics: Rose and Thorn, Steed and Mrs. Peel, and the final issues of Hawken, and Voodoo.
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What if you had foreknowledge of a crime before it happened? Person of Interest, much like Philip K. Dick’s short story Minority Report takes a look into the not-too-distant future where technology can be used to stop crimes before they happen. Far more grounded in reality that Dick’s story (and don’t get me started on Steven Spielberg’s awful film), Person of Interest gives us a mysterious machine with the ability to see patterns and threats hours or even days before they occur.
I’ll admit some of the First Season episodes are better than others (the baby episode is almost too cute for its own good), and the show certainly takes liberties where it needs to in order to broaden the suspense and appeal of the show at times. However, every episode is solid and show, at least so far, has stayed within the bounds of the rules it set forth in the show’s Pilot episode. The Machine may not exist in our world, but the concept is far less sci-fi than it would have seemed even a decade ago.
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Because it’s not every day you find a video feature a South Korean girl band doing the Robot, here’s T-ara with the video for the dance remix of “Sexy Love.”
T-ARA(티아라) _ Sexy Love (Dance Ver. MV)
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Fans of director John Hillcoat saw two fantastic, desolate dramas out of the Australian directer in the aughts – 2005’s The Proposition, and 2009’s The Road. Although they took place in different parts of the world, and even in different centuries, they were united in dirty worldviews of the desperate trying to turn their lives into something more dignified.
So Hillcoat was a natural choice for Lawless, a Prohibition-era story of a family of moonshiners in distant Appalachia. But Hillcoat’s brand of unnatural grime is almost totally absent in Lawless, instead what he’s delivered is a surprisingly effective but mainstream gangster movie.
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Created for the Videophonic session at Pormax BDA 2012 (a challenge to create a video for a band that predates MTV and has never had a music video, but should have) here’s a very sci-fi looking music video for “Black Sabbath” by, you guessed it, Black Sabbath.
Black Sabbath | Promax BDA 2012 Videophonic
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