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The Colbert Report series page at Hulu.comStephen will stick a fork into a toaster unless his future self comes back to stop him.Author: hulu Tags: newsmagazine back to the future future stephen interview comedy talk Posted: 30 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Stephen will stick a fork into a toaster unless his future self comes back to stop him.

Jim Carrey and Robert Zemeckis talk about their collaboration to bring Dickens' A CHRISTMAS CAROL tale to life in a way that wasn’t possible until now. DISNEY’S A CHRISTMAS CAROL arrives in theatres November 6, 2009. Ranked 3.28 / 5 | 715 views | 1 comments Click here to watch the video (02:21) Submitted By: chloeswarsdon Tags: Disney Charles Dickens Trailers Christmas Carol 2009 Jim Carry Robert Zemeckis CGI Imax 3D Poler Express Back To The Future Behind The Scenes Interviews Categories: Entertainment

See some of the poorest design choices to be made by automakers in history. Ranked 3.37 / 5 | 413 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (02:31) Submitted By: watchmojo Tags: Cars Ford Pinto AMC Pacer Gremlin Delorean Car Design Explosions Javelin Back To The Future Wayne's World Car Fails Categories: Wheels & Wings

DISNEY’S A CHRISTMAS CAROL, based on the classic Dickens tale, is re-envisioned by Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Robert Zemeckis in a groundbreaking 3D motion picture event starring JIM CARREY, GARY OLDMAN, COLIN FIRTH, BOB HOSKINS and ROBIN WRIGHT PENN. Coming to theaters in Disney 3D and IMAX 3D, November 6th, 2009. Ranked 3.19 / 5 | 79 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (02:24) Submitted By: chloeswarsdon Tags: Disney Charles Dickens Trailer Christmas Carol 2009 Jim Carry Robert Zemeckis Cgi Imax 3d Poler Express Back To The Future Categories: Entertainment

Stand Up at CandorTV series page at Hulu.comStand up comedian Steven Glickman discusses driving lessons.Author: hulu Tags: love german awesome carrots back to the future new testament scientology snl saturday night live noise fat guy holding hands elderly women swings driving old testament anne frank convenient offensive window purses attic woo camera parallel parking fat jew terrified beach stop sign Christians older women mad tv holocaust complete stop sequel park third reich juju bee Stephen Glickman original back to the future I’m here directions ticket gold star herpes kitchen bent over double yellow line salad die half jew candy Sex driving instructor books first left Hitler Posted: 20 August 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Stand Up at CandorTV series page at Hulu.comStand up comedians discuss being in the friend zone, stereotypes, driving lessons, and being a guido.Author: hulu Tags: german freckles new testament scrooge fat guy apartment graves ham roommates I’d friend him teaspoon juju bee grand larceny cool Christians Pilipino first left traffic cheetah anne frank ticket Italian dignity candy gold star quarter asian sex cologne books college home elderly women driving purses woo derogatory community college grandparents guido funeral procession Bernie madoff alone snoop dogg bras testosterone scientology friend zone dinner high school sweat love Johnson and Johnson pocket protector city gonzo jew han solo carrots mad tv shallow impress charming Hitler women Sicilian salad holocaust trance music gitler sublime ring tone sushi back to the future macaroni and cheese snl saturday night live martyr cut off gay peach old testament gay bashed wizards parallel parking fat jew gambling comedy beach sprinkle sequel x-box third reich date ghost gay Hitler candles half jew mad magazine Posted: 20 August 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

3 - 2 - 1 ... There's nothing like a ticking time bomb to give any movie a sense of urgency. Whether it's a literal set of explosives (as in Speed), a new ice age (The Day After Tomorrow), alien attack (Independence Day), hostage execution (The Taking of Pelham One Two Three), fatal poison (Crank), or the threat of loved ones being killed (Nick of Time), it's an honorable tradition to ratchet up the tension by pitting heroic characters in a relentless race against the clock. This week marks the home video release of Alex Proyas' Knowing, a somewhat insane thriller in which astrophysicist Nicolas Cage comes to believe that future disasters can be predicted -- and races against time to stop the next one. You have to see it to believe (or mock) it. If you're in a countdown frame of mind, here are seven more entertaining thrillers that feature seriously motivated heroes trying to avert disaster. Consider this a starter list; see if you can be the first one to list your favorite(s) in the comments section. Go! 7. Back to the Future (1985) Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) is just an ordinary high school student, doing a favor for good old Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) when he finds himself transported back in time 30 years. Before he knows what's happening, he's dodging Oedipal issues and trying to make sure his parents fall in love before he is gone, baby, gone. He is highly-motivated, to say the least, resulting in a pulse-quickening race in which a literal clock plays a major role.Filed under: Classics, Thrillers, Cinematical Seven, ListsContinue reading Cinematical Seven: Race Against the Clock! Permalink | Email this | Comments

Before you start twitching and shaking uncontrollably at the thought of Brett Ratner remaking Back to the Future, that's not what's going on here ... thank god. Instead, Variety tells us Ratner is teaming with James Toback and producer Robert Evans on a biopic about the rise and fall of the innovative car designer John DeLorean, whose car is most widely remembered as being used as a time machine in the Back to the Future trilogy. Oh yes, if you're not a child of the 80s or a car nut, you probably have no idea who John Delorean is or that the Delorean automobile was named after an actual dude ... and that his story is interesting enough to spawn not one biopic, not two biopics, but three freakin' biopics!. The second film, which doesn't seem to have quite the star power as the first, involves producers David Permut and Steven Lee Jones, who are working off the life rights of Delorean's longtime attorney, Mayer Morganroth. The third teams Time Inc. Studios and XYZ Films on a biopic that will come from old magazine articles. So what's so fascinating about John DeLorean other than the fact that you can turn his car into a time machine by adding a flux capacitor? Well, turns out the guy was busted by the FBI back in 1982 on charges of drug trafficking in an apparent attempt to raise funds for his damaged company, which later went bankrupt that same year. However, DeLorean defended himself in court and won by claiming the FBI tried to set him up. Ratner will direct the film with Toback writing the script, which, from the looks of it, will be very pro DeLorean and simply tell the rise-and-fall story of a great entrepreneur who beat the system, but lost his dream in the process.Filed under: Deals, Newsstand Permalink | Email this | Comments

In spite of the some rather negative early reviews, I plan on plunking down my cash to see Land of the Lost this weekend. It's a silly move, but I can't help myself; I blame my addiction to Danny McBride. Plus, I wasn't around for the original series, so it's not like Ferrell can mess up any childhood memories. But it did get me thinking; sci-fi and comedy are two genres that usually work pretty well together, right? So what does any movie geek do in this situation? That's right, we make a list. So now I present in no particular order, my top ten sci-fi comedies: 1. Hellboy So technically, maybe not a pure sci-fi flick (it has gadgets...does that count?). But you definitely can't argue with funny; and it made for a nice departure for those of us tired of seeing our heroes 'brood' all the time. 2. Innerspace Most people I know hate this movie; and to be fair, it hasn't aged well. The F/X are a little creaky, and Meg Ryan is downright annoying, but when I saw this film as a kid it was the height of hilarity -- score one for nostalgia. 3. Idiocracy How could you not love Mike Judge's vision of a dystopic future where the #1 rated TV show is Ow! My Balls! 4. Ghostbusters When it comes to sci-fi comedy, Ghostbusters is the granddaddy. To this day I consider it one of the funniest films ever made; and thanks to Bill Murray, I grew up to be the smart-a** that my family and friends know and love. 5. Sleeper Woody Allen and sci-fi probably aren't two things that most people think would work well together. But Allen transplanted his nebbish New Yorker into the future, and still managed to make jokes about sex and health food stores. After the jump; the final five...Filed under: Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, Lists, Summer MoviesContinue reading List This: Top Ten Sci-Fi Comedies Permalink | Email this | Comments

It's almost impossible for me not to pimp out nifty little Back to the Future-related gadgets, seeing as my first film-related love was the original Back to the Future. Some people think I'm nuts when I say this, but if someone forced me at gunpoint to name my favorite movie of all time, I might just have to go with BTTF -- it means that much to me. Which is why I'm here to tell you about this cool new toy (us guys love our toys) over at Entertainment Earth. It's a toy DeLorean based on the one featured in Back to the Future II -- complete with electronic lights and sounds, gull-wing doors that swing open and wheels that pop out for flight mode. Sadly no Doc or Marty figures come with the car, which is a limited edition that measures 14 inches long; 1:18 scale. The car arrives in August 2009, and they're currently going for $34.99 over at the Entertainment Earth website. In my opinion, it's the perfect gift for that Back to the Future geek in your family (there's always one), and for you movie buffs I can't think of a better gadget to rest on your desk at home. Whaddya think? [via SuperPunch]Filed under: Fandom, Home Entertainment Permalink | Email this | Comments

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