Cool collection of Movie Posters.

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I’m not going to lie I have a hangover, which made me start thinking what would be the 5 best films to watch when you are suffering after a night of excess.

These are my top 5:

1. Goonies
2. Back to the Future
3. Speed
4. The Princess Bride
5. The Inside Man

Obviously you will disagree but ultimately it is my hangover and this is what it has decide I should watch.

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Adapted from an Oscar nominated short film, this interactive story app for iPads looks as fantastic as its title.

Trailer for Fantastic Flying Books App

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Love Hellboy and saw this desktop wallpaper and loved it too.

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Nerd Pride.

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TIL on December 2nd, 1977 issue of Variety, Steven Spielberg published a congratulatory open letter to his long-time pal George Lucas. – Imgur.

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So Disney is struggling to raise awareness for its forthcoming Sci Fi/Epic/Extravaganza/Taylor Kitsch vehicle, John Carter, and with trailers like this it’s not hard to see why.

So it should perhaps come as no surprise that some guy who is a fan of the original source material was able to create a far superior trailer from already-existing footage than the numerous efforts spewed forth by the Mouse House Corporation before it:

Disney must be alarmed that a property with this much money behind it is barely known to the wider public. It must be doubly-alarming given that they had a similar problem with Tron Legacy, which admittedly did OK financially, but hardly set the world alight critically or commercially.

Still, when you’ve got one of the original Sci-Fi worlds, as created by Edgar Rice Burroughs (the dude who wrote Tarzan), which was a major influence on Star Wars, there is always likely to be a geeky, technically-minded fanbase willing to do their best to make this film a success. For what it’s worth, the film’s CGI looks good, and with Andrew Stanton (Director of Wall-E and Finding Nemo) on board, I think it will be worth seeing. At least out of curiosity.

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