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The last time Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody worked together the result was Juno. This time, they’ve produced a much darker, truly twisted minor masterpiece.
Grade: A
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Brad Bird is best known for genre stretching animated films – Iron Giant, The Incredibles, Ratatouille – so it makes perfect sense that he would bring the same panache and wit to his live-action debut. Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol is the best film in the series because it cuts all the unnecessary chitchat and focuses on the action, the cool toys and a truly whimsical sense of humor.
Grade: A+
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On November 21st, 2011 Eclipse Magazine had posted an article about a new game for Facebook called “Mission Impossible: The Game”. Two and a half weeks following the release, an additional level was added to Mission Impossible: The Game and that level is called “Ghost Protocol. Mind you that this new level has no relation to the storyline from the upcoming movie “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol” that is to be released nationwide on December 21st. More details on the Ghost Protocol level from the press release/fact sheet after the jump:
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Today is a great day for those that enjoy the Mission Impossible movies and playing games on Facebook. Paramount Pictures has teamed up with Funtactix to bring those fans a great gaming experience on Facebook. More details from the press release after the jump:
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One of the few consistently bright spots in the last few Shrek movies was the swashbuckling Puss in Boots. This eponymous film tells the tale of how he became the most feared cat in the land.
Grade: A-
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One of the biggest movies of the year – in terms of grand, epic fun – Thor gets a DVD release that provides one thing I always enjoy [a terrific commentary track by director Kenneth Branagh] but lacks the one thing I was most hoping to see: a promised short feature built around S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Coulson. Turns out that, contrary to promises made, it’s only available on the Blu-ray.
Still, even without it, the DVD release for Thor is still great fun.
Grade: A
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