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666 Park Avenue.
This looks like it might be pretty good. It feels a bit like that Keanu Reeves movie mixed with Pacific Heights. You have the guy who is clueless to things going wrong. A funny part was when he signs a contract in the end without reading it. He's a lawyer too! And the girl who feels that things are off and will start to put the pieces together. This is the best thing I've seen Rachael Taylor in. She was in that crap Shutter remake and of course Transformers. The guy from Lost is in it running the apartments. He always brings a spark to roles. I can't wait to see what's going on in this place.
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Doctor Who: The Angels Take Manhattan
It's going to be impossible to talk about this without giving something away. So only highlight the following text if you don't mind spoilers. Spoiler starts-This is the final episode of this section of the latest series and what a phenomenal episode it is! There is a air of death hanging throughout and it was such a huge shame that it was only 45minutes long as they crammed so much into it, that it was impossible for them to truly explore the emotional and profound implications of having two lead characters die at the end. It did try it's best to do it justice but the time constraints are very evident however this didn't ruin my enjoyment of it. You are aware as I said that death is hanging here. There have been subtle hints throughout the series that someone was going to die and you spend the whole episode trying to guess who will. On reflection I realise that they very cleverly tell you what is going to happen but as The Doctor is spending the whole episode trying to change the future, you can never be too sure what is going to happen and this makes for a very thrilling edge of your seat experience. The writing is superb and The angels are as terrifying as ever. As I expected they are not here for the sake of it, there is fresh life given to them in the form of child angels and the actual statue of liberty! Riversong is here as well giving another faultless performance by the actress. There's more mind-expanding concepts than you can shake a stick at as characterized throughout the matt smith/Anmy/Rory era and what a fitting finale this is to it! This show is very progressive and from here on it is entering new unknown territory and I'm very excited to see where it goes in the future. Spoiler end. The next episode is going to be the xmas special and I'm worried that there is going to be another big gap before we see more episodes. I guess I will have to be patient.
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I am so glad the Ponds are gone. No offence to Pond lovers but I think they are the worst companions of the Doctor Who reboot.
Is anyone else going to be watching Arrow? CW is also going to be playing Dr. Horrible on TV next week.
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10-02-2012, 12:01 PM
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10-02-2012, 12:25 PM
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Ripley's Believe it or Not!, on Chiller.
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