Big screen adaptation of ‘ Windows XP for Dummies’ canned.
After years of constant development, the movie adaptation of million-selling book ‘Windows XP for Dummies’ has finally been canned. […]
After years of constant development, the movie adaptation of million-selling book ‘Windows XP for Dummies’ has finally been canned. […]
It will feature a young Han Solo working as a spaceship mechanic and meeting up with his friends in a 50’s diner in space and having amusing yet largely wholesome and unthreatening adventures. […]
“It’s not an adaptation of any of her novels per se, but it is set in what I like to call the Lego Jane Austeniverse.” […]
“Whenever Kobayashi refers to ‘his employer’ he nods towards the corner of the room containing the TV showing the soccer match.” […]
“No special effects, no expensive costumes, no huge sets. We just want ‘Boobs’ to be all about the boobs.” […]
Early showings of the Radiohead biopic get better and better until around halfway through, when the film takes a turn for the weird from which point no-one really understands what’s going on. […]
The only thing that could be better than four giant heads carved into a batholith would be five giant heads carved into a batholith . […]
“The key thing is to prevent them watching the West Wing as that’s really going to freak them out.” […]
My Little Pony fans will treated to reworked hits such as All Hope Is Gone, Pulse of the Maggots and People=Sh*t […]
Scientists began an in-depth study in January to conclusively prove the extent of the West Wing star’s psychic powers. […]
“At least with a running time of seven and a half days it won’t go on for as long as the extended Lord Of The Rings trilogy.” […]
It will tell the story of how main character Synonym makes the trepidatious and terrifying journey from Analogue to Metonym […]
The film has been hailed as a ‘profound allegory for the inevitability of violence in the face of pacifism,’ by some, and ‘stupid’ by others. […]
In 3150 BC, it wasn’t called Egypt, it was called Ancient Egypt, and it was in this mysterious land that movies were invented. […]
“I think there is something really wrong with the screening I saw! The whole screen was fuzzy right through the whole showing! ” […]
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