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Okay, we get why there's a sequel to "Red" -- it made just under $200 million worldwide. But seriously, do you remember anything about that movie? Have you been itching for a sequel? In what might be the most unnecessary sequel of 2013 (and yes, that includes "300: Rise Of An Empire"), "Red 2" is coming.
Mary-Louise Parker Takes Role Jodie Foster Was Looking At In 'R.I.P.D.'
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While we think the world of Jodie Foster, she always seemed to be a weird potential castmate of "R.I.P.D." but with Variety now reporting that Mary-Louise Parker will take the role instead, things make a lot more sense.
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"in the opinion of me and my colleagues..." Your basement of loser friends don't
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The reviewer forgot Polanski's Macbeth, which would make four films, not three, based on a
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I like this site, I don't like this particular reviewer. Her work is juvenile at best. I really