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| After finding success at the box office the stylish noir thriller Sin City will be getting a sequel. Based on the Frank Miller comic book by the same name, Sin City 2 will feature many of the same characters, as well as actors, that were featured in the original film. With its high profile cast and unique look, Sin City was able to find a niche audience; the sequel is set for release next summer. Producers would not verify the rumor that the film be shot entirely on location at Angelina Jolie's house. |
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Burt Reynolds could in some hot water now that an assistant producer on CBS's Newspath television program claims that the former leading man slapped him on the face when he admitted to never having seen either version of The Longest Yard. Reynolds' spokesman are obviously denying that the 69-year old Reynolds slapped the producer, saying that he "'playfully tapped him on the cheek as if to say, 'Well, that's not really nice.' He was kidding." This is also known as the Mike Tyson defense. |
| With the latest Star Wars film ready to break the $200 million barrier in North American box office alone, police all over the world are cracking down on bootleggers selling pirated copies of the film. In Shropshire, England, police arrested bootleggers that were selling copies of the film out of the trunk of their cars. Along with other such films as Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the loot being sold also contained a "significant quantity of hardcore porn." Like two grown men banging their lightsabres wasn't pornographic enough. |
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"Dude, she's Vader."
"No! She's the Emperor."
"Yeah, but with really great t*ts."
Previous edition's quote: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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