Worthy of the name ‘Alien’ | Review of ‘Alien: Covenant’

By Cynthia Ayala

“The crew of a colony ship, bound for a remote planet, discover an uncharted paradise with a threat beyond their imagination, and must attempt a harrowing escape.”

—IMDB

Alien: Covenant does its predecessors proud…for the most part. While the film was overly amazing, at the end of it, it’s clear that it suffers from some continuity issues. But I’ll get to that in a minute because overall, they don’t affect the enjoyment of this film at all.
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This Is The End

Directed by: Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg Screenplay by: Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg Story by: Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg Based on: Jay and Seth versus the Apocalypse by Jason Stone Starring: James Franco, Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, Michael Cera & Emma Watson Seth Rogan playing himself invites friend Jay Burachel to visit him Los Angeles. Then as … Continue reading This Is The End

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Zac Efron To Become An Informant In True Crime Drama Narc

By: Eric Eisenberg Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens both made a strong move to push themselves out of “child star” status when they appeared alongside a cornrowed James Franco in Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers, and now their fellow Disney alum, Zac Efron, is trying out some darker material for himself. The Hollywood Reporter has learned that the High School Musicalactor has landed the lead role in Narc, a new crime … Continue reading Zac Efron To Become An Informant In True Crime Drama Narc

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Oz The Great and Powerful

Not a half bad movie, but it was in no respect great or powerful. Considering the rating, it was more for children than anything else, and for those of an older age, it was campy. The cinematography was great but, lets be honest, not good enough to be shown in 3D. Don’t get me wrong, it was cool, and I definitely loved the aspect concerning … Continue reading Oz The Great and Powerful

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Felicity Jones Joins Jonah Hill And James Franco For True Story Crime Drama

By: Kristy Puchko In February 2002, reporter Michael Finkel was hit with a major double whammy. He was fired from the New York Times for falsifying elements of an investigative article, and he discovered a dangerous killer apprehended in Mexico had been going around using Finkel’s name and identity. The criminal, who had made it near the top of the FBI Ten Most Wanted List by murdering his … Continue reading Felicity Jones Joins Jonah Hill And James Franco For True Story Crime Drama

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James Franco Brings Graphic Gay Sex To Sundance With Interior Leather Bar

By: Katey Rich Thank God for James Franco. Sure, the multi-hyphenate movie star often seems a little too obsessed with pushing the boundaries of his own career, or for acting too cool for things like hosting the Oscars, or making documentaries that no one understands and never sees the light of day. But in a time of publicist-controlled images and fake reality TV personalities, it’s good … Continue reading James Franco Brings Graphic Gay Sex To Sundance With Interior Leather Bar

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James Franco Says He May Not Be Back For Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes

By: Eric Eisenberg A big part of the reason why Rise of the Planet of the Apes was so successful as a piece of storytelling was that it really knew where to focus the story’s attention: directly on Caesar (the intelligent chimp played by Andy Serkis). While James Franco‘s Will Rodman was certainly an important part of the narrative and put on a great performance … Continue reading James Franco Says He May Not Be Back For Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes

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Creature From The Black Lagoon Remake Gets A Writer

By: Eric Eisenberg Writer Dave Kajganich has become a bit of a specialist when it comes to remakes, particularly in the horror genre. The scribe began his Hollywood career in 2007 when he wrote the script for the Invasion of the Body Snatchers remake titled The Invasion (with Daniel Craig and Nicole Kidman), and he has since been attached to updated versions of three Stephen … Continue reading Creature From The Black Lagoon Remake Gets A Writer

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James Franco, Glenn Close And Brit Marling Sign On For The Grace That Keeps This World

By: Eric Eisenberg The indie family drama The Grace That Keeps This World, the new movie from Terri director Azazel Jacobs, has announced the first three performers that will be joining its cast and it’s a pretty damn good lineup. It’s being reported that James Franco, Glenn Close and Brit Marling have all signed on the dotted line for the project, which is based on … Continue reading James Franco, Glenn Close And Brit Marling Sign On For The Grace That Keeps This World

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James Franco Directing Lindsay Lohan Biopic… Sort Of

By: Katey Rich At this point, "unpredictable" doesn’t even begin to describe James Franco. The recent Oscar nominee AND Oscar host, who in 2010 had roles in both the goofy comedy Date Night and Danny Boyle’s 127 Hours, has done everything recently from playing an artist based on himself on General Hospital to shooting a goofy comedy with his old pal Seth Rogen– all while … Continue reading James Franco Directing Lindsay Lohan Biopic… Sort Of

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