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MOVIE REVIEWS!

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Sucker Punch - Wow! Amazing! Awesome! Those were the only words I could muster after the IMAX Zack Attack was over.

Clash of the Titans - Much has been made about the fact “Clash of the Titans” was shot in 2D and then converted to 3D. I’m not really sure why people have made a fuss. Yes, Warner Brothers wants to make as much money as they can and that is why they converted it. It’s the same reason the film is PG-13 as opposed to being rated R. Regardless, this is a great film no matter how it is projected.

The Awakening - Mike Conway shot The Awakeningon a budget of $5,900. That’s $1,325 less than Robert Rodriguez used to make El Mariachi. And this isn’t a two people sitting in a room talking, Richard Linklater kind of film. This is a science fiction action picture with a cast of 40 and a super hero-like female character straight out of a comic book.

Amusement - No one likes to be seen as a joke. Even clowns, jesters, comedians and Joe Pesci’s character Tommy DeVito in “Goodfellas” want people laughing with them - not at them. “Amusement” is the story of a demented kid with an ugly sense of humor that got laughed at and not with. The kid, never referred to by name and dubbed “The Laugh” on IMDb.com, is sent away to a mental institution and forgotten about by his peers. He grows up to be a sadistic killer. Now an adult, he looks to cause harm to three girls – Tabitha, Shelby and Lisa - that didn’t get him as a child.

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THE POLLIES

AND THE WINNERS ARE

Social media was huge in 2010. Facebook connected more than half a billion people and Mark Zuckerberg was Time’s Person of the Year. There were also a number of social networking films. One of them won PollyStaffle.com’s top award at it sixth annual Pollies. What was it? Check out the 2011 Pollies here to find out.

THE QUEST FOR 1,000 LIFETIMES

LANCE HENRIKSEN

We recently had the chance to chat with Lance Henriksen, who soon will be seen in Nicholas Gyeney’s sci-fi thriller “The Penitent Man.” Henriksen talks time travel, the future, why he wants to live a 1,000 lives, making mini boats and rubber fish with James Cameron, and what goal he has yet to check off his list of accomplishments. Click here for the Q&A.

2000-2009

POLLYSTAFFLE.COM NAMES 50 FAVORITE FILMS OF THE DECADE

So even though this site has only been around since 2006 and I did way too much slacking this year, I decided to come up with a list of my favorite 50 films of the decade. What made the list and, more importantly, what topped the list? Here is a hint, not the movie the above still was taken from. Still interested? Click here and find out in a special feature I call Demons and Human Sacrifices. - CCF

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Q&A

Jordan Yale Levine - He’s been called “the hardest worker in Hollywood.” We call the 24-year-old Kid Money. Click here for words of advice from the successful executive producer of nearly 10 indie films.

Craig McIntyre - The make up and special effects guru is getting ready to unleash “A Few Screws Loose,” his directorial debut, on the world. Click here for the interview.

Keith Mosher - Click here to find out all about the mailman’s debut movie “One Long Day,” a Las Vegas indie action film that is taking the internet by storm.

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