The New 'Star Trek' Poster Is Ripping Off 'The Dark Knight Rises'
The poster for Star Trek: Into Darkness came out overnight, and several outlets are already seeing double. Let's take a look.
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The poster for Star Trek: Into Darkness came out overnight, and several outlets are already seeing double. Let's take a look.
Adding one more layer of frustration to the Aurora, Colorado massacre, is the fact that accused shooter James Holmes apparently called a University of Colorado switchboard right before the movie theater shooting spree.
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The aftermath of the Aurora movie theater shooting has seen more disturbing incidents related to screenings of The Dark Knight Rises, including the arrest of a man in Maine who told police he was on his way to kill his ex-boss after seeing the movie.
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In the days since fans erupted with rage at the first negative review of The Dark Knight Rises, there have been several more sour takes on the film, but because most of the film's staunch defenders haven't actually seen the movie, their only tool is the ad hominem attack.
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Today we review the final film in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises.
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Yet another new trailer for next month's The Dark Knight Rises has been released, leading us to wonder, is Batman the summer's last hope?
Last night Warner Bros. released a third trailer for the gut-twistingly anticipated summertime movie The Dark Knight Rises, and it is good. Like, "this is definitely the movie of the summer, right?" good.
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