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Justin plays hard to get with Kristin, but his plan backfires. Holly's drinking leads to an intervention by Heidi and Stephanie. Brody and Jayde get in a fight that leads them to reconsider their relationship. © 2009 Viacom International Inc. |
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It's the first day of school at Constance Billard which means it's also time for Jenny to take her rightful place as the new Queen Bee. Unfortunately for Jenny, Blair is more than happy to intervene when news reaches her that she may be needed back at Constance. Meanwhile, Lily returns home to Rufus and her family to find that things are definitely not as she left them. Plus, a famous movie actress, Olivia Burke (recurring guest star Hilary Duff - A Cinderella Story, Material Girls, Lizzie McGuire), enrolls at NYU in hopes of having a somewhat normal college experience, and is assigned to be Vanessa's roommate. Guest star Tyra Banks (The Tyra Show, America's Next Top Model) appears as Ursula, an actress co-starring in Olivia's movie and someone who Serena befriends. © 2009 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. |
So, at long last, the full, official trailer is now on the interwebs.
Turns out that today’s release of the international promo was basically the same thing, but now you can see it in full, glorious HD minus the subtitles.
And yes, it’s like James Cameron downloading himself into your eyes - complete with tech-heavy moments and all the CG-powered visuals you could want.
The actual film will arrive on 18 December…
Take a look below, and let us know your thoughts.
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To all those Twi-hards looking for like-minded types: the magical interwebs can help you find people nearby who support Team Edward or Team Jacob.
Yes, technology truly has evolved to this point - using the widget below, you can pledge yourself to either the sparkly, moody vamp man or the impulsive, shirt-eschewing, sometimes hairy lad and get yourself some downloads.
Plus, it’ll show you where the country stands as to which Twilight character people like.
What’s next, you ask? Probably someone supporting either character on Question Time…
Team Edward or Team Jacob? Tell us below!
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So, at long last, the full, official trailer is now on the interwebs.
Turns out that today’s release of the international promo was basically the same thing, but now you can see it in full, glorious HD minus the subtitles.
And yes, it’s like James Cameron downloading himself into your eyes - complete with tech-heavy moments and all the CG-powered visuals you could want.
The actual film will arrive on 18 December…
Take a look below, and let us know your thoughts.
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To all those Twi-hards looking for like-minded types: the magical interwebs can help you find people nearby who support Team Edward or Team Jacob.
Yes, technology truly has evolved to this point - using the widget below, you can pledge yourself to either the sparkly, moody vamp man or the impulsive, shirt-eschewing, sometimes hairy lad and get yourself some downloads.
Plus, it’ll show you where the country stands as to which Twilight character people like.
What’s next, you ask? Probably someone supporting either character on Question Time…
Team Edward or Team Jacob? Tell us below!
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Halloween’ll soon be upon us. If you don’t fancy wading through gore-masked hordes and forking out a tenner to watch Saw VI in a theatre of braying teens, we have an alternative.
Go to www.indiemoviesonline.com where you can see the premiere of brand new shock-mock-doc The Devil’s Music by Brit director Pat Higgins. It’s free and it’s legal!
The Devil’s Music charts the tale of controversial rocker Erica Spawn, piecing together the strange events that occur when a fan becomes obsessed. It’s a movie made up of talking heads, flashbacks, witness statements and gig footage.
Total Film, always on the pulse, caught a very early version of this movie a while back and we’re pleased to say we enjoyed it. A genre mash-up, it’s frequently very funny with a smart and unpredictable story.
Think Spinal Tap meets Fatal Attraction with a bit of Rosemary’s Baby. Or something.
The Devil’s Music premiere’s online on the 30th October, just go to www.indiemoviesonline.com where you can stream it for absolutely nada.
The website was concieved as a way of getting indie filmmaking talent into the ether, and they have 100s of other films free to download and watch in the UK, including Lars Von Trier’s The Boss Of It, Peter Greenaway’s Rembrandt’s J’Accuse and Jake West’s Evil Aliens - though line-ups are different in the USA, Canada and Australia because of rights issues.
Stay home. Watch movies. Don’t pay a penny and don’t break the law - Happy Halloween!
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Fresh on the internet this afternoon is the third trailer for Scorcese’s Shutter Island – and although it’s a little shorter, it certainly packs the punch of the previous offerings.
The film follows U.S. Marshals Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) who are drafted in to Shutter Island - home of Ashecliffe Hospital for the Criminally Insane - to find an escaped patient in the Summer of 1954.
In this latest teaser we’re treated to some new shots of Leo as he embarks on his investigation to find the missing inmate, and ends with another inmate delivering a chilling message…
While this trailer contains many scenes featured in previous promos, it does give us some hints as to the goings on in the asylum, again alluding to a dark secret which only the staff know about…
Shutter Island comes out in February 2010 and this latest trailer has certainly whet our appetites.
Excited for Shutter Island? Or is this leaving you criminally insane? Let us know in the comments.
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Halloween’ll soon be upon us. If you don’t fancy wading through gore-masked hordes and forking out a tenner to watch Saw VI in a theatre of braying teens, we have an alternative.
Go to www.indiemoviesonline.com where you can see the premiere of brand new shock-mock-doc The Devil’s Music by Brit director Pat Higgins. It’s free and it’s legal!
The Devil’s Music charts the tale of controversial rocker Erica Spawn, piecing together the strange events that occur when a fan becomes obsessed. It’s a movie made up of talking heads, flashbacks, witness statements and gig footage.
Total Film, always on the pulse, caught a very early version of this movie a while back and we’re pleased to say we enjoyed it. A genre mash-up, it’s frequently very funny with a smart and unpredictable story.
Think Spinal Tap meets Fatal Attraction with a bit of Rosemary’s Baby. Or something.
The Devil’s Music premiere’s online on the 30th October, just go to www.indiemoviesonline.com where you can stream it for absolutely nada.
The website was concieved as a way of getting indie filmmaking talent into the ether, and they have 100s of other films free to download and watch in the UK, including Lars Von Trier’s The Boss Of It, Peter Greenaway’s Rembrandt’s J’Accuse and Jake West’s Evil Aliens - though line-ups are different in the USA, Canada and Australia because of rights issues.
Stay home. Watch movies. Don’t pay a penny and don’t break the law - Happy Halloween!
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