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China takes no chances on starry propaganda movie

China takes no chances on starry propaganda movie

China's Communist Party expects its new propaganda film will be a blockbuster. After all, it has left little to chance. The cast is loaded with stars. Cinemas are banned from showing new Hollywood movies. And offices and schools have been encouraged to snap up tickets.

 

Chinese Monkey King story adapted in $60M 3-D film

Chinese Monkey King story adapted in $60M 3-D film

The Monkey King character from Chinese folklore will be revived in a $60 million 3-D blockbuster starring Donnie Yen and Chow Yun-fat, as local filmmakers try to match the massive success of "Avatar" by launching their own productions in the new format.

 

Chow as Confucious

I had no idea that this film even existed but it does and so Chow Yun Fat will be playing influential Chinese philosopher Confucious on film. Quick cliff notes on the dude are that he lived between 551 BC - 479 BC and he advocated personal and governmental morality and justice. And suddenly I am no longer enjoying my work. What a downer. BELOW are some of the first pics from the movie.
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Weekly Ketchup: Natalie Portman may appear in Thor

Weekly Ketchup: Natalie Portman may appear in Thor

This week's Ketchup includes continuing casting for Marvel's Thor, a MacGyver movie, Tom Cruise talking about Mission: Impossible IV, and new roles for Brad Pitt, Natalie Portman, Chow Yun-Fat, Kevin Costner and Tommy Lee Jones.

There was a good bit of news this about Thor, starting with the rumor that Natalie Portman is the top choice for the female. What isn't said specifically is who that female lead, but really, there's only two major female characters in the Thor story: the Asgardian sword maiden Sif (who is hard to imagine being played by the 5' 3" Portman) and the mortal...

 

The New Dragonball Evolution Trailer!

The new trailer for 20th Century Fox's Dragonball Evolution has come online and can be watched using the player below! Written and directed by James Wong, the big screen adaptation stars Justin Chatwin, James Marsters, Jamie Chung, Emmy Rossum, Eriko Tamura, Joon Park, Chow Yun-Fat, Texas Battle, Randall Duk Kim and Ernie Hudson. Opening April 8th, Dragonball Evolution is adapted from the manga created by Akira Toriyama.

 

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