'What To Expect When You're Expecting' Unveils Generic Character Posters

Well, this poster is salvageable, it has Brooklyn Decker.

What is there to say about What To Expect When You're Expecting?  The film hasn't been released yet and I already hate it.  Ok, well I don't hate the film but it does feel as though, just by watching the trailer, that I'll be enjoying about 50% of the film.  I'll put the trailer at the very end to show you what I mean.  Five character posters were released to showcase the five female characters in the film.

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New 'Bad Teacher' Movie Clips Has Cameron Diaz Changing Plans for Justin Timberlake

We got a new movie clip from the hilariously funny Bad Teacher flick starring Cameron Diaz and Justin Timberlake and I have to tell you, I'm really looking forward to this film.  This film is written by The Office writers Gene Stupnitsky and Lee Eisenberg and though you might find hints of The Office type of humor, it's seems more like the film Bad Santa.  Add Justin Timberlake to the mix and you got a potential blockbuster.

This clip features Phyllis Smith who is also in The Office.  The first clip shows Cameron Diaz changing her plans after saying that she'd rather get shot in the face than go to a Period 5 Teacher Band concert.  When she finds out that JT is in the band, she's her biggest fan.

Here it is:

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‘Bad Teacher’ has a Lesson for Laughter

Last week a TV trailer for ‘Bad Teacher’ was released for this much anticipated summer comedy. With the line up of Cameron Diaz, Jason Segal, and Justin Timberlake this movie is full of potential. This movie is scheduled to be released June 24, 2011 I have a feeling this is going to be a hit in the box office.

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Movie Review - 'The Green Hornet'

The Green Hornet Starring Seth Rogen, Jay Chou and Christoph Waltz Directed by Michel Gondry Rated PG

To say that Seth Rogen is woefully miscast in the lead role of The Green Hornet would be a vast understatement. While Rogen's slacker, stoner persona has served him well in comedies like Knocked Up and The 40-Year Old Virgin, his decision to portray Britt Reid in that same vein ultimately ends up ruining this film.

Rogen, who co-wrote the script with his writing partner Evan Goldberg, presents Reid as a spoiled, misogynistic rich kid floating through life with no real ambition or purpose. There is nothing particularly likable or relatable about Reid, though he is meant to be the hero of the film. His decision to become a masked vigilante is one that seems to lack any real conviction and instead simply seems like a way for him to pass the time.

Making matters worse, Reid spends most of the film being jealous of Kato (Jay Chou), his far-more-talented sidekick/chauffeur who does all of the heavy lifting on their crime fighting expeditions, and sexually harassing his intellectually-superior secretary Lenore Case (Cameron Diaz), who for some unknown reason tolerates his inappropriate behavior. While he occasionally rattles off a funny one-liner, most of the time he is so loathsome that you have no reason to root for him and thus never feel fully invested in his story.

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Cool New Poster for 'The Green Hornet'

You know you've designed a pretty special poster when you can make even Seth Rogen look like an intimidating badass.  This is the newest poster for the big screen adaptation of 'The Green Hornet', courtesy of comingsoon.net. 

For those of us who didn't grow up in the mid '60s when the original T.V. series aired, here is a brief synopsis from imdb.com.

By night, debonair newspaper publisher Britt Reid (Rogen) fights crime as a masked superhero known as the The Green Hornet.  At his side is martial arts expert Kato (Jay Chou). 

That sounds promising enough and the trailer looks great.  It'll be interesting to see if Rogen can make the transition from funny man to superhero. 

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