2
POPSBoondock Saints II: All Saints Day The Boondock Saints 1999 .....It's particularly gory and bloody, but this just makes it all the more realistic. In real life, there is a significant amount of blood when someone is shot in the head. The movie has some Christian subtexts, I think I've heard about five major theories about the whole movie's meaning. This shows, in my opinion, that there was obviously a lot of thought put into the movie. I'd recommend it to anyone who can stand the gore, even if they aren't Christians. 10/10
0
POPSWatch 9 Online 9 is an upcoming animated action/fantasy film directed by Shane Acker and produced by Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov, director of Wanted. It is based on Acker's Academy Award-nominated short film of the same name. Although CGI, the movie will have a stylized look resembling stop motion. The screenplay was written by Shane Acker, Ben Gluck, and Pamela Pettler, co-writer of Tim Burton's Corpse Bride. Casting for this film was done by Mindy Marin, production design by Robert St. Pierre and Fred Warter, and art direction by Christophe Vacher. The film has been rated PG-13 by the MPAA for violence and scary images. In the U.K, the film has been rated 12A by the BBFC for moderate sustained threat.
0
POPSWolverine leaks Verdict: Go to Movie Theaters The leaked version is reportedly a DVD-quality rip of the film minus a few special-effects shots and possibly some of the reshoots director Gavin Hood did this fall. Notes: currently as we speak, Fox is trying to pull down the movie, Wolverine. True there is the movie online, but the quality, its still in edit version, as Fox stated. (for more information and insider, please email me.)
1
POPShour dearly beloved no- numerous patients did not die when a hospital cut their power to observe earth hour....just a satirical story taken out of context it seems
2
POPSMonty Python Puts Free Videos Online, Sells 23,000% More DVDs Monty Python started a YouTube channel with tons of their sketches streaming for free. The included links to their DVDs at Amazon. The result was a whopping 23,000% increase in sales. Are you paying attention, MPAA and RIAA? A controlled release of free material keeps people from resorting to piracy and keeps them in your controlled ecosphere
4
POPSThe Worst MPAA Ratings of 2008 An overwhelming majority of films get the rating they deserve -- or, at the very least, a rating that's consistent with how the MPAA has rated other films with similar content. But some MPAA decisions are baffling, illogical, or just plain outrageous. Here are the ones that perplexed us the most this year.
0
POPSGreed wins out again Of course, the MPAA neglects to mention that they are violating consumers' rights by denying them the ability to make backup copies of media they buy. Unless the copies are sold to other people, copying media that you buy isn't a violation of copyright. Of course, the recording industry and MPAA wants to gloss over that fact, and use money and lawyers to rewrite the law the way they want it.
0
POPSDoes Joe Biden hate techies? Barack's VP pick has a pretty rough record when it comes to the government's handling of copyright protection. But his tech savvy still trumps McCain, who by all appearances has only learned about electricity in recent briefings with his staff aides.
0
POPSPlease Don't Shoot Me! Don't point movie guns at audience MPAA says! Cont... Still, the Motion Picture Association Of America doesn't want to take any chances, which is why they told the director of Watchmen, Zack Snyder, that he couldn't have a guy pointing a gun at the audience in the trailer. Snyder replaced the gun with a walkie-talkie. This way, if anyone from 1903 watches the trailer, instead of ducking and/or running for their life, they'll just drop their bowler hat, curl up into a ball, rock back and forth, and mumble into their shirtwaist, "What world is this? What is happening to me? Where am I?"
3
POPSNow Hindus are Offended Oh dear. Now the world's Hindus had their feeling hurt by a Mike Myers's movie. From all accounts it boomed at the box office but none the less Hindus are claiming that teens... Never mind. This is so stupid that I can't even muster outrage over it. These nut jobs have surpassed themselves.
1
POPS AP Backs Down Intellectual property does exist and copyright law is similar practically everywhere. But mass media (music including) is special environment and an enforcement of that law is hard and unproductive.
0
POPSMPAA is Stupid Or at least the idea that Netneutrality regulation would be an assault on creativity is the opposite of what is true. Nerneurality will allow contene tcreators to have greater control. Netneutrality threatens the middle-man.
1
POPSPhishing for Your Info While corporations, associations (like MPAA) and governments enforce IP law in a draconian fashion, privacy vanishes and on-line fraud runs rampant!
3
Pops
Newest Clips
Latest Comments
Most Pops
Print
Save
Turn on live update