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Flera media runt om på Internet har idag rapporterat om att den Amerikanska regissören Irvin Kershner har avlidit efter en tids sjukdom.
Irvin Kershner är mest känd för att ha regisserat filmen "Rymdimperiet slår tillbaka" ("The Empire Strikes Back") som är film fem i George Lucas rymdsaga Star Wars.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...t-arts-11862557
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0449984/
Irvin Kershner under inspelningen av "Rymdimperiet slår tillbaka".
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Rare Exports
19 November 2010 - 13:51
Den här filmen måste jag se. Vi har fått ett litet uppsving av genrefilmer här i norden dom senaste åren och jag är nyfiken på vad finnarna kan bjuda på när det gäller självaste jultomten. 
http://www.rareexportsmovie.com/en
A film for those who think they don't believe in Santa Claus anymore.
In the depths of the Korvatunturi mountains, 486 metres deep, lies the closest ever guarded secret of Christmas. The time has come to dig it up!
This Christmas everyone will believe in Santa Claus.
Based on award winning shorts of director Jalmari Helander that have already acquired a cult reputation in the internet.
Watch the shorts on YouTube:
Rare Exports Inc (2003)
Rare Exports: Official Safety Instructions (2005)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RQlikX4vvw
http://www.rareexportsmovie.com/en
A film for those who think they don't believe in Santa Claus anymore.
In the depths of the Korvatunturi mountains, 486 metres deep, lies the closest ever guarded secret of Christmas. The time has come to dig it up!
This Christmas everyone will believe in Santa Claus.
Based on award winning shorts of director Jalmari Helander that have already acquired a cult reputation in the internet.
Watch the shorts on YouTube:
Rare Exports Inc (2003)
Rare Exports: Official Safety Instructions (2005)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RQlikX4vvw
Batman - Ny TV-serie
16 November 2010 - 16:36
Placera det här under avdelningen rykten. Men visst låter det spänannde? 
http://www.comicbook.../?a=25237#int20
One of our insider sources has sent in the early thinking about plans WB is hatching for the blockbuster Batman franchise, and this time its about a move to the small screen after The Dark Knight Rises.
WB has no plans to rush out another Batman Movie once Chris Nolan has completed The Dark Knight Rises. Instead, the heads in power are looking at something to do with TV.
The idea comes from the successful tv transitions of SmallVille and Sherlock Holmes--the Hartswood Films/BBC Television show of the same name starring Benedict Cumberbatch that screened recently.
So, WB is looking at putting together a live action Batman TV series. The Head Executive in charge (name removed to protect source) who has overseen the development and production of such notable hits as: "Two and a Half Men", "The Mentalist", "ER", "The West Wing", "Without A Trace" and "Friends", has been given the task. He would like to keep it in line with the Nolan movies. No word on any stories or script, but he wants a real world feel with young adult audiences in mind".
It has also been mentioned that this is a way to re-introduce The Joker as a completely new version and not step on Heath’s memory/version, as WB knows this is a sensitive subject. They believe that the Joker alone will garner ratings through the roof and are already planning on a closed set with extremely tight security to prevent any leaked footage.
The Actor they have mentioned as a "type" to play Batman/Bruce Wayne is Karl Urban. Karl plays Dr. McCoy in the new Star Trek franchise.
Keep in mind, that this VERY EARLY talk, but if it is true that a WB head has been put in charge of development, it shows that they are indeed serious about a move to the small screen.
http://www.comicbook.../?a=25237#int20
One of our insider sources has sent in the early thinking about plans WB is hatching for the blockbuster Batman franchise, and this time its about a move to the small screen after The Dark Knight Rises.
WB has no plans to rush out another Batman Movie once Chris Nolan has completed The Dark Knight Rises. Instead, the heads in power are looking at something to do with TV.
The idea comes from the successful tv transitions of SmallVille and Sherlock Holmes--the Hartswood Films/BBC Television show of the same name starring Benedict Cumberbatch that screened recently.
So, WB is looking at putting together a live action Batman TV series. The Head Executive in charge (name removed to protect source) who has overseen the development and production of such notable hits as: "Two and a Half Men", "The Mentalist", "ER", "The West Wing", "Without A Trace" and "Friends", has been given the task. He would like to keep it in line with the Nolan movies. No word on any stories or script, but he wants a real world feel with young adult audiences in mind".
It has also been mentioned that this is a way to re-introduce The Joker as a completely new version and not step on Heath’s memory/version, as WB knows this is a sensitive subject. They believe that the Joker alone will garner ratings through the roof and are already planning on a closed set with extremely tight security to prevent any leaked footage.
The Actor they have mentioned as a "type" to play Batman/Bruce Wayne is Karl Urban. Karl plays Dr. McCoy in the new Star Trek franchise.
Keep in mind, that this VERY EARLY talk, but if it is true that a WB head has been put in charge of development, it shows that they are indeed serious about a move to the small screen.
