The King of All Media just can’t catch a break with those damn screeners! After much kvetching that the studios never send him advanced copies for review, Stern finally got a copy of J.J. Abrams “Super 8” earlier this summer from Paramount Pictures. And what happens? A version of the film with an “H. Stern” watermark in the top-right corner gets spread across the internet. Accident, or the work of a Stern-hating prankster?
(via geekosystem.com)
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AbbyMay
a year ago
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Can’t see shit, Captain! A word of note; this is a parody, not an idea factory for your next “monster” Shyamalan.
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Donna Dickens
a year ago
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The mysterious new Spielberganza from J.J. Abrams is building a fair amount of buzz leading up to its release. Does it live up to the summer movie mega-hype? According to this critic…kinda?
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Hot List
2 years ago
8 responses
Oh good, finally something to fill the empty void left by LOST. This looks like The Goonies meets Cloverfield and that’s freaking awesome.
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Donna Dickens
2 years ago
36 responses
There’s a theory abound that J.J. Abrams included the Beastie Boys’ “Sabotage” in the new Star Trek as a nod to original Cap’n Kirk, William Shatner. Back in his Trek days, Shatner insisted on pronouncing the word “Sabo-taj” or “sabo-taag,” with a short “a” instead of the more common pronunciation of “sab-uh-tahzh.” If that’s the case, awesome nod, Abrams.
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Brian Ries
4 years ago
7 responses
The new Star Trek official site gives the over-the-top full-screen flash treatment with trailers, photo galleries, and effects. J.J. Abrams looks like he has another hit - fingers crossed.
TweetMeme
4 years ago
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The uber-producer is already at work on his next project. No, not that fringe. Abrams’ new series sounds very X-Files, teaming a female FBI agent with a mad scientist. The pilot is reportedly shooting for $10 million - maybe the 2008 television season won’t be a total loss?
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BuzzFeed
5 years ago
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With a new trailer, a new official site (plus several new viral marketing sites), buzz for the secret J.J. Abrams Movie is building steadily. As long as it’s better than Snakes On A Plane, we’ll all be happy. Update: Cloverfield reviews have been great so far!
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5 years ago
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