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AFC Classic- Cinematic Sedatives: Which Films Fail to Keep YOU in Action?
Friends assure me I’ve watched the movie Elektra – tried to watch it anyway. Apparently I turned it on and the thing put me to sleep. Twice. Which movie is most memorable for having put you to sleep? The power … Continue reading
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Cinematic Sedatives: Which Films Fail to Keep YOU in Action?
Friends assure me I’ve watched the movie Elektra – tried to watch it anyway. Apparently I turned it on and the thing put me to sleep. Twice. Which movie is most memorable for having put you to sleep? The power … Continue reading
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Comic-Con Panel: Best Superheroine Movie? No, the ONLY Theatrical Superheroine Movie
In our “Where Are the Action Chicks?” panel at San Diego Comic-Con International, we examined the dearth of action heroines in movies and comic books, including an examination of the reasons why there are so few despite the great popularity of … Continue reading
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Best Superheroine Movie? Round 1
While preparing for July’s upcoming San Diego Comic-Con International panel (“Where Are the Action Chicks?” starring Katrina Hill, Jill Pantozzi, Adrianne Curry, Jennifer Stuller, a certain stuntwoman we adore, and somebody to surprise you all), our heroine posed a question on Facebook … Continue reading
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