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February 10, 2023

Universal Releases Trailer For Fast X

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Even if you’ve never seen a Fast and Furious movie, you know from memes alone the series has a running theme of “family.” An obvious strategy for a villain would be to go after that family. Thus we have Fast X, the tenth flick in a franchise spanning two decades, in which Aquaman vows to destroy Dom’s life. Jason Momoa plays Dante, son of a villain that Dom’s street team defeated five movies ago. For taking away his dad, Dante is going to take away his son! His gang kidnaps the kid, setting a series of events in motion that naturally involves a lot of high-speed chases and explosions. But it also involves Letty waking up on a lab table next to Charlize Theron’s character Cipher, who both immediately get up and begin karate kicking each other. Fast X stars most of the regular cast who isn’t dead, including Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, Jordana Brewster, Sung Kang and Scott Eastwood. In addition to Momoa, Brie

February 14, 2018

Robert Rodriguez Announces Strange Project Even For Him

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You have to give director Robert Rodriguez credit for dipping outside Hollywood norms, and his latest project may be the craziest one yet. He’s working on a new TV series….except it’s not really for television. When is a TV show not a TV show? When it’s meant to be transmitted through VR goggles only. It’s called The Limit, and it’s shot entirely from first-person perspective. The main character, played by Michelle Rodriguez (no relation), is “a genetically enhanced weapon of mass destruction hellbent on destroying the covert agency that created her.” To watch this show you’re going to have to gain access to a pay-per-view VR service called Surreal, created by STX (and we haven’t even heard of STX before). If anything fit the dictionary definition of “risky” it’d be this. The only recent project even remotely like this was the movie Hardcore Harry, which used a similar first-person gimmick and over-the-top plot. Harry failed for several reasons, a big one being the perspective made a lot of moviegoers sick.