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Sherlock Holmes (2009) – Not Your Father’s World’s Greatest Detective (Movie Chicks on Action Flicks)
…it kept my attention. Though, I still felt that mystery side of things was missing…” Site: Just for Sharing Post: Movie Review – Sherlock Holmes by Yih Yann: “…the audiences see the real Sherlock Holmes. You can see Holmes’ odd eating habits, his superb observation and analytical skills and he afraid of limelight.” Site: Kelly Monster Post: Sherlock Holmes (2009) by Kelly Whyte: “I have always been a die hard Sherlock Holmes fan, my all time favor… Continue reading
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Vanity Fair Unfair to Twitter?
…vs. Nerd collaborator Andre Meadows. BlackNerd: @actionchick Um, someone’s missing from this article. Who could it be? http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2010/02/twitter-201002 Yes, Katrina had a following comparable that of half the featured women and Katrina even credits twitter for her new status as G4TV’s Next Woman of the Web, but that’s really not the problem. We could surely find other examples of photogenic young women with twitter… Continue reading
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The Boondock Saints Returns to Theaters!
…d with the limited release that it got. However, your deep depression over missing the film in theaters can finally come to an end! For one night only you can watch The Boondock Saints on the big screen. The Boondock Saints 10th Anniversary Event presented by NCM Fathom, The Boondock Saints, LLC, and Hot Topic will take place March 11 at 7:30 pm local time. Yay! Are you interested? Just wait, it gets better. Straight from the press release: Creato… Continue reading
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Stan Lee’s Comikaze Expo (Elvira’s Too) Sept. 15-16
…is collective of family and friends created the event that has always been missing from the city of Los Angeles. After the success of their inaugural event in 2011, which brought in a whopping 35,000 attendees, Comikaze Expo was approached by living legend Stan Lee and his company Pow! Entertainment. Stan was impressed by the show and offered to purchase a percentage of the company. Thus, turning Comikaze Expo into Stan Lee’s Comikaze. Soon after,… Continue reading
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Coming Attraction: Tron Legacy
…pcoming 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 big, though 😉 http://twitter.com/CindyMorganInfo This is the Action Flick Chick, and you’ve just been kicked in the ass! Related post: Caddyshack and Tron – But What About Tron Legacy? Interview: Cindy Morga… Continue reading
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Geek Girls Conquer San Diego Comic-Con 2010 – Do We Ever!
…ci-fi fans want to see more of, what strides have been made, what has been missing up to now, what kinds of merchandise female fans want to see, and what female fans can do to encourage more of all of this. Panelists include Jane Espenson (producer/writer, Battlestar Galactica: Caprica, Buffy The Vampire Slayer), Melinda Snodgrass (author, The Edge series; story editor Star Trek: The Next Generation), Erika Kennair (director of development and cur… Continue reading
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G33K & G4M3R GIRLS Fangirl Furor: Should Geek and Gamer Girls Go Sexy, Sexless, Something Else?
…o many arguments reducing @TeamUnicorn to just “hot geek chicks,” which is missing the point entirely.Move past looks, people. Apocalypse2001: @actionchick is a perfect example http://3.ly/2aaor5g of what Edgar of All Trades said swiv: Funny thing is that the same arguments here apply to women’s mma – we have a similar debate – http://ow.ly/2IsaA iamuhura: @actionchick @swiv That’s bc it’s part of a larger issue: the socialization & expectations o… Continue reading
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How Do Fan Convention Experiences Differ for Women and Men?
…cts. Jonathan Miller: !Stuart ah, another sequential hermaphrodite. You’re missing out. Russell Allen: I agree with Coop…Boobs are distracting. Seeing all the costume people would be cool. There must be a thousand Slave Leias at one of those things…and if I were to go I would have to get my picture with everyone of them. When I was a kid we went to a couple local conventions that mainly had posters and movie stuff. It was nowhere close to what Com… Continue reading
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