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Brandon Routh goes from Superman to supernatural sleuth in DYLAN DOG: DEAD OF NIGHT

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What's Playing on Netflix Streaming, aka Brettflix

With the Oscars over and summer blockbusters still months away, where can you find quality films? Hey, don't look at us; we just work here. But Brett Erlich's intrepid research means we can eliminate Netflix Streaming. In this new segment dubbed "Brettflix," Brett surfs the flotsam and jetsam of the site's live-streaming options. Instead of "Beauty and the Beast," you'll find the Hilary Duff made-for-TV movie "Beauty and the Briefcase." Rather than either 'Tron" or "Tron: Legacy," you'll have to make do with Dean Cain and Wesley Snipes cavorting in something called "Futuresport." And don't even get us started about "Hybrid," the kid-becomes-wolf tale starring "Glee's" Cory Monteith and Justine Bateman. Yes, Justine Bateman.

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[DVD Review] All-Star Superman (2011)

The end result of All-Star Superman may not be everything that fans of... more

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Classic Superman Fan Film

In just a few seconds this film manages to capture the true essence of classic... more

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Lindsay Lohan Starring in the New Superman

Lindsay Lohan getting the biggest break of her life. Nice.... more

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Newsflash: Obama (Almost Saves The World)

According to media reports, President Obama (almost) resolved the spiraling Egyptian crisis in one “private message” to Hosni Mubarak. “Mubarak Promise Comes After Private Obama Message” AP reports.

President Obama is firmly in charge and appears to finally be calling the shots. In a bold, presidential moment, Obama said Tuesday evening that he has told Mubarak that a transition to representative government “must begin now.”
For the millions of Americans who only watch CNN, it appears that our president has, once again, saved the day. Only problem is, it’s just not so.

On Monday, after maintaining a conspicuous silence throughout the escalating Egyptian protests, Obama finally revealed America’s stance on the escalating Egyptian crisis. A full week after they started. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said it is “not for me or our government to determine” whether Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak should leave office.

Translation: America, via Obama, is firmly committed to sitting on the fence and waiting for the situation to resolve itself. As it appeared to do on Tuesday, with Mubarak announcing the he would not be running for re-election.
With a response time measured in minutes, Obama appeared on national news and claimed the credit. The Washington Post reported:

President Obama, clearly frustrated by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s intention to retain his hold on power until elections later this year, said Tuesday evening that he has told Mubarak that a transition to representative government “must begin now.”
Taking a cue from George Bush’s famous “We hear you now” declaration made on the burning embers of the World Trade Center, Obama proceeded to voice his support for the Egyptian protestors, saying the passion and dignity demonstrated by the people of Egypt has been an inspiration. He says young protesters will reach their destiny. “We hear you now!” Obama stated.

The media ignored the fact that it took a full week for our president to be so inspired, while giving full credence to the “private message” Obama reportedly sent to Mubarak which reportedly persuaded Mubarak to announce he would finally step down. Does anyone else smell a rat?

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Kristen Stewart Not Considered for Lois Lane Role

Kristen Stewart was never approached to be part of the 2012 Superman reboot. More:... more

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Henry Cavill Set to Play Superman

"Tudors" regular Henry Cavill has been chosen as the next man of steel,... more

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Tony Destructo: It's Only Fair

Destructo evens the score with British Actors.

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British actor Henry Cavill to play 'Superman'

British actor Henry Cavill has been chosen to play the role of iconic superhero,... more

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Henry Cavill chosen as Clark Kent role

Deadline is reporting that Warner Bros. has chosen Henry Cavill to play Clark Kent,... more

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OFFICIAL: Henry Cavill is the NEW Superman

He can be my Superman any day. Yum.... more

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5 Rules for Adapting a Comic Book to Film

At this point, we don’t even have to open with a statement like “comic... more

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Super Frat: No Frat Bro Left Behind

Brothers Dick and Ira save the guys, but Ira has to sneak back to camp without getting... more

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Best Movies Ever News: Christopher Nolan Now Says He's On 'Superman' Reboot With Zach Snyder

Chris Nolan had to say he was back on the Superman movie after fanboys screamed out... more

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Preview Cartoon Network Young Justice | Meo News

We all know that it's not easy being green, but apparently it's even tougher... more

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EVIL JEWISH MANIPULATION OF HOLLYWOOD!!!!!!!

We all know of the libel that never dies."The Jews run the media".It was a hitler favorite, and exists today in the form of zionist controled hollywood.

It has always seemed an odd libel to issue, considering how many movies or television shows do you watch that in any way push a Jewish, or zionist agenda.I cant recall the last time i watched a movie and thought "must support israel" or "must convert to judaism".Certainly jewish population numbers, and criticism of israel show this is not the result of the "Jewish run" media.

What is how ever, undeniably influenced by judaism is Superman.I dont know who finds such shows as Smallville or Lois and Clark threatening in any way, but the Superman mythology is a prime example of jewish influence in contemperary media and culture.

The ancient jewish name for god is el, and Supermans name, as well as his fathers name are both uses of it.Supermans name Kal-el and father Jor-el.both meaning from god in hebrew.

Superman was placed in a pod and sent away for safety wich morrors the mythology of Moses identicaly.

But most importantly, Superman is simply an updated version of a centuries old European Jewish myth knowm as the Golem.The Golem was a giant creature made of clay, and brought to life through the mystical and spiritual wisdom of a rabbi.the Golems mission was to defend the innocent Jews of europe from the ceaseless persecution they were subject to.An indestructible being who protects the innoent.Maybe not exclusively a jewish notion.Im sure the Greeks will find a way to show how they created this story first.but at the end of the day, in creation, mythology,and function Superman is a contemperary Golem.

The list goes on and on, but does get boring.

Two jews created superman.Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.These are just two of those "evil" Jews who run the media, and what they do with that position of influence.i personaly am not a Superman fan, but as a culture we seem to be.
Superman is as Jewish influenced a creation as one could be.If Moses were alive he would be in court with Siegel and Shuster over intillectual property rights.Clark Kent doesnt make you support israel.Kal-el doesnt want to convert you.Jor-el doesnt want to manipulate you.

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Fat Superman & Batman Soulja Boy Parody

The Fat Superman is tired of being out of shape and realizes that he must take action... more

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The Web Show: Walking Dead, Scott Pilgrim, & Conan O'Brien

What happened with FOX and Cablevision? Hear the good news about The Walking... more

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Will Sucker Punch Makes Zack Snyder's Critics Like Him Finally Asks Best Movies Ever

Zack Snyder seems to be the filmmaker people either love or hate. Best Movies Ever... more

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