Action Flick Chick

Action Flick Chick | December 21, 2010

Tron: Legacy is one of the very few films that I would suggest watching in 3D. It looked amazing and the 3D was great. The Grid is meant to be seen in 3D, man, and in 3D, it shall be seen!
If you haven’t seen the first Tron, the sequel might be a little confusing plot [...]

Category: * all movie reviews *, 3-D, 3.5 kabooms, PG-13, action, family, movie | 7 Comments »
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Llama Mama | July 22, 2010

True friends and fans of this site who are attending San Diego Comic-Con International may find themselves torn between our fellow geek girls and an amazing series of panels to be held in Hall H. The Action Flick Chick has said more than once that outside her responsibility to her own “Where Are the Action [...]

Category: convention | 2 Comments »
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Llama Mama | April 22, 2010

This weekend (April 24-25) our friends who run Dallas Comic-Con are holding their Sci-Fi Expo with special appearances by a nice variety of film entertainers and comic book creators.
Media guests:
Adam Baldwin (Firefly, Serenity, Chuck)
Jaime King (Clone Wars, Scream Queens)
Mira Furlan (Lost, Babylon 5)
Bruce Boxleitner (Tron, Babylon 5, Heroes)
Cindy Morgan (Tron, Caddyshack)
Richard Hatch (Battlestar Galactica)
Kate Vernon (Battlestar Galactica, [...]

Category: announcement, convention | 2 Comments »
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Action Flick Chick | March 11, 2010

Odds are that if you’re around my age, you’re not too familiar with Tron, or its upcoming sequel, Tron Legacy. Well, I’ll be honest and say that I wasn’t especially interested in the new film. Until now. Watch the trailer and enjoy!

Tron Legacy comes out Dec. 17, and yeah, it looks absolutely awesome.
It’s missing something [...]

Category: Coming Attractions, science fiction | 1 Comment »
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Action Flick Chick | January 31, 2010

Saturday at Dallas Comic-Con, after DC Comics’ Vice President of Sales Bob Wayne talked to our audience about what’s coming up at DC, Devin Pike and I took a look at upcoming films that might excite the DCC crowd in 2010. When I’d asked you about that on twitter earlier, those of you who responded said [...]

Category: announcement, twitter | 3 Comments »
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Action Flick Chick | September 20, 2009

In 1982 the Walt Disney Company’s special effects masterpiece TRON, changed filmmaking and spawned books, comics, arcade games, video games, and finally a sequel, TRON Legacy, currently scheduled for release in December, 2010. Of the original film’s three lead performers, both of the male heroes are returning, but the heroine played by Cindy Morgan, thus [...]

Category: interviews | 5 Comments »
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Action Flick Chick | August 1, 2008

It’s action packed and chock full of plot. Enough happens in the first episode that could really be spread out into five episodes.

Category: TV | 1 Comment »
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