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The CW Developing 'Wonder Woman' Origin Series 'Amazon'
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If there’s one reliable fallback option for television networks beside Charlie Sheen, it’s the comic book superhero origin story. While occasionally you’ll have the odd failure like “Birds of Prey,” shows like “Smallville” have continually pulled in a decent audience season to season. Now, as CW’s “Arrow” becomes the latest to make it to the small screen, the same network is planning to bring another evocative DC Comics property back into the fray.
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Sick of his quiet, no emotion acting? Watch Half Nelson... should clear that up for you
What the hell. He's done it for like two fucking movies by the same director but I keep seeing
Maybe I was just fucking busy that weekend
Nothing on Cotillard, Kunis, Schoenarts and Saldana?
No, Oogle Monster. You are not the only one. Check the video on his acting range in Funny or Die.
I'm a little bit disapointed to read that but considering my personal taste I'm sure I
Wow, what a great concept for a setting to base a movie around and the cast looks great. Gonna make
Stoked to see Gatsby doing so well!! This film should easily make its budget back and then some.
I don't know... His face often works like a blank canvas -- in a good way. You can project
Rahim is having a great Cannes showing, which is great, I wanted to see more of him after "A