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Holy cheeseballs...THE AMAZING-SPIDER-MAN (2012) High Quality teaser/trailer

So I may be a few hours late, but better late than never...this looks amazing. No pun intended. No no, pun intended. I don't even know where to begin with this, Andrew Garfield may have been the best choice for this, but I'm still wondering exactly why they felt the need to reboot it. I'm fully behind it, but I'm still questioning it. After seeing this though, MAN OH MAN. This is pure geek GOLD. What're your thoughts on this? Was it necessary? What do you think of the new cast? The suit? The new Peter Parker? Let us know in the comments below! Kazed  

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NEW Amazing Spider-Man (2012) images online

Check these babies out, courtesy of TotalFilm. They're a little crappy in quality, but you can still make out what's going on in the images. Use left/right to navigate through the gallery. Sweet stuff. Still a little odd they're doing a reboot so soon, but then again, anything can top that last atrocity. You can follow me on Twitter on @kazed2010

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Holy crap! First shot of Andrew Garfield in Spider-Man

WOW. Major geekfest, thanks to a friend on Facebook for bringing this to my attention, and Superherohype, we can now see the first shot of Andrew Garfield (Social Network, Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus) and it's freaking amazing. However, it's so weird. They seem to have reinvented the suit, to some extent, and I don't like it. It's odd. BUT, the scratches on his left cheek, could possibly indicate it coming from The Lizard, which would be pretty interesting. Rhys Ifans has been casted as Dr Connors/The Lizard, so let's see what happens with that. Looks pretty sweet though, nonetheless. Kazed

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RED(2010) review

Synopsis: When his idyllic life is threatened by a high-tech assassin, former black-ops agent Frank Moses reassembles his old team in a last ditch effort to survive. RED seemed like a cheap version of The Losers at first glance, but then get a little over 30 minutes into the film and it is actually quite the opposite. The Winners. (Oooh...That was BAD) Anyway, the film wasn't exactly the most exciting film I've seen, considering it was a graphic novel adaptation, although nothing could be as bad as X-Men Origins: Wolverine, or The Fantastic Four, the ashcanned version. But hold on a second - I'm not saying this was BAD, I'm just saying it wasn't THAT good. Don't let that detract from seeing it though, because there were several segments within the film which made me chuckle, the reason for this was the awesomeness who was Mary Louis Parker. She made me laugh. She was funny. She was HIGHLARIOUS. Aside from that, there was little in this film which was impressive, other than the stylistic (or is it now becoming generic?) Comic-Book visuals, and that one awesomehellyeahbadass scene when John McClane walks out of the car while it's moving, THAT, was impressive. Not much to mention about RED, the performances were admirable, but felt somewhat forced, like they didn't even want to be there. I mean, fine, whatever, find another film to act in, I don't care. Screw you Morgan Freeman, you weren't even in this film that much anyway. Okay film, fun plot, good performances, MLP was funny. She was. 5.5/10 Kazed

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Sex and The City 2 (2010) review

Along with every female in pretty much the whole entire world, there are times when I like to fantasize about being Carrie Bradshaw. The thirty-something woman who has everything, a fantastic job, a fantastic apartment and many fantastic men. So when I heard the second Sex and the City movie was on its way I was positively thrilled. Preparing myself for the Big Day, I spent literally hours on the couch watching the entire six seasons back to back to catch up, and when I left the house I felt truly ready to experience what I thought would be an amazing movie. The first Sex and the City movie did not disappoint. There was the added glitz and glamour which you’d expect from a series to movie leap, which only made the whole thing more ‘fabulous’ (said in a sexual Samantha slur). This movie however, was just a bit too....ridiculous. I mean, the fact that Carrie bumps into the wonderful Aidan Shaw in Abu Dhabi, whilst on some freak freebie trip was so unrealistic it should have been made into a cartoon and produced by Disney. His cameo (and lets be realistic, we all went to see the movie to see him anyway) left all true Sex and the City fans heartbroken about what could have been and wishing he had a more major role. Samantha played her part as true to character as she always does, but placing such a sexually expressive character in one of the most oppressed countries in the world was such a lame plot line that it was more slapstick comedy than the clever smutty comedy that fans are used to. The continuing plot lines from the previous film were hardly elaborated, and the new plot lines were ridiculous. The fact that Stanford and Anthony, a couple that previously hated each other, get married in the first scene of the film without any explanation as to how they went from despising each other to being in love sets the tone for the whole movie. It is not relatable to any other Sex and the City productions. This movie stands alone which if you are not a die hard fan like myself, could be a good thing. Negative aspects aside; The film contains all you’d expect from a Sex and the City movie. Amazing fashion, hot men, female solidarity and above all, nudity. I truly wanted to love this film and feel slightly like a traitor for not doing so. I’m sorry Sex and the City, you’re getting a 6/10 and its that high ONLY because I got to peek at the wonderful older and hotter Aidan Shaw, and the wonderful clothes. Lola