The 7 Most Disappointing Movies of 2016 So Far Arrows Flowy Girls Tee Shift Long Sleeve Girls TeeGOTHAM City could have its new Catwoman if these social media hints are anything to go by. Anyone hoping the franchise might open out into new thematic territory will be disappointed; this is the same old ritual, from the amped-up training sequences to the climactic title fight with its absurd number of punches landed in every round. December 3, 2015 | It's an invigorating piece of nostalgia that fuels a bigger adrenaline rush with its climax than any big-budget blockbuster could provide. November 28, 2015 | Coogler keeps everything moving so gracefully that by the end of Creed, we almost don't know what hit us. November 25, 2015 | Whether the credit goes to the director or the actor or both, this is the performance of Stallone's career, one in which that age-defying orange body stays covered up but his sadness is in full view. The film is full of life and loose humor, and Creed often transcends the genre by playing with movie mythology.

Fruitvale Station director Coogler, 29, turbocharges the Rocky franchise. And so irresistible is Stallone's blend of tough and tender that Oscar should give him points. mixwell hoodie Police ID 'emotionally disturbed' suspected arsonistrylie hoodie Never Miss a Storytupac hoodie ebay Get The Post delivered directly to your inboxhoodie mockup free psd By clicking above you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.hoodie made for two listotic Suicide Squad: Flash Reviewhoodie 3second

Before presenting the Actor Trading Cards for DC’s latest movie release, I feel the need to post a short review having seen the film over the weekend. Suicide Squad is a delightful mash-up of chaos, driven by characters that you can’t help but like and root for even though, as you know, they’re the bad guys. Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn is exactly the kind of crazy everyone was hoping for, and Will Smith’s Deadshot is the most fun we’ve had watching Smith in years. The rest of the cast also does a fantastic job, and while the script takes the viewer on an unconventional roller coaster that includes quite a few “snap scenes” to fill in the background of its characters, it works because overall the film is a disorderly collaboration of joyful entertainment! Read the rest of this entry CHRIS EVANS as “CAPTAIN AMERICA” Born: June 13, 1981 in Boston, MA “If you want to be around in 10 years you’ve got to do something to differentiate yourself from the pack.”

Not Another Teen Movie (‘Jake Wyler’), Fantastic Four (‘Johnny Storm’), Snowpiercer (‘Curtis’) ROBERT DOWNEY JR. as “IRON MAN” Born: April 4, 1965 in New York City, NY “I know very little about acting. I’m just an incredibly gifted faker.” Chaplin (‘Charlie Chaplin’, Nominated Best Actor, Academy Awards), Ally McBeal TV Series (‘Larry Paul’, Won Best Supporting Actor, Golden Globes), Sherlock Holmes (‘Sherlock Holmes’, Won Best Actor, Golden Globes) Born: November 13, 1969 in Paisley, Scotland, UK “The chance to be both artistically appreciated and commercially appreciated… That’s what you hope for.” Butler has quickly gained a reputation as one of the nicest actors around, as he always takes time to socialize with fans and hangs out with crew members as much as co-stars on film sets. Born: September 19, 1948 in Cowes, Isle of Wight, England, UK “No, I don’t believe in hard work. If something is hard, leave it.

Let it come to you. Is one of 9 actors to have won the Triple Crown of Acting (an Oscar, Emmy and Tony). Owns Kilcoe Castle in County Cork, Ireland. Born: June 2, 1979 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil “I would love to be a Bond girl. That is on my bucket list, definitely.” Has done voice work for multiple animated series including Justice League (Black Canary); Batman: The Brave and the Bold (Cheetah); Son of Batman and Batman: Bad Blood (Talia al Ghul); and is also the voice of “Gideon” on The Flash television series. Born: October 3, 1973 in Hamilton, Bermuda (raised in Yorkshire, England)I used to get into a lot of fights. Don’t know why – self-expression, I guess.” Has a number of tattoos, including a large floral design on her back and a Pema Chodron quote on her ribs. Each week, one of Biff Bam Pop’s illustrious writers will delve into one of their favorite things. Perhaps it’s a movie or album they’ve carried with them for years.

Maybe it’s something new that moved them and they think might move you too. Each week, a new subject, a new voice writing on… something they love. There are few things (if any) I remember more fondly from my childhood than the days of going to the locally-owned video rental store and looking over hundreds of movie boxes in order to score the perfect entertainment for the evening. The Golden Age of these marvelous ‘meccas’ of movie eye candy started in the early 80’s and lasted until the mid-90’s when major video chains like Blockbuster Video and Hollywood Video took over the landscape. While most people do not look back on the chains with fondness, I for one am glad they came along…because I’d have a lot harder time liking Netflix if it had displaced our local business owners. Putting the video chains out of business, on the other hand, made me a fan of Netflix from the start! Resentment for Blockbuster aside (I worked for one while I went to college = awful experience!), allow me to venture down memory lane with you…