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The Muppets Return "Again!" to Theaters in 2014

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The Time Richard Nixon Met RoboCop

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Restoring Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much

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The Alternate Ending of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining

The version of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining that most of us have seen ends with two iconic images: Jack Torrance frozen in the snow, and a long shot through the lobby of the Overlook Hotel to a photo dated July 4, 1921, in which the doomed caretaker somehow cavorts with party guests from that era. But that’s not how Kubrick initially planned for The Shining to end.... READ ON

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12 Early Short Films By Famous Hollywood Directors

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Rewriting the Hobbit

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Explaining the Visual Effects in The Avengers

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5 Films That Didn't Deserve Their Razzie Awards

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5 Fictional Ways to Go Very Fast in Space

Space operas would be pretty boring without some way to go very far, very fast. Traveling at 40,000 miles per hour—the speed at which Voyager is zipping along—it would take around 17,000 years for the Vulcans to fly to Earth and make first contact. Chances are, by the time they got here we would have already bombed ourselves to extinction and been replaced by evolved apes. Nobody would pay to see a movie like that. To keep things interesting, here are a few fictional ways to go very fast in science... READ ON

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