- By Kevin Jagernauth
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- July 23, 2012 4:56 PM
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- 1 Comment
One wonders where the career of Sam Worthington would be without the massive "Avatar" franchise hanging both behind him, and ahead of him. Certainly as the central character in James Cameron's film (and upcoming sequels, whenever they happen), it has allowed a lot of doors to remain open, even if his solo ventures in films like "Man On A Ledge" or "Texas Killing Fields" didn't exactly pan out. And even as the lead in the 'Titans' sequel, the selling point is less his name, than the promise of old timey dudes fighting. But we can't argue his desire to keep mixing things up ("Last Night" is a bit underrated) and his latest will at least afford him the opportunity to talk "The Terminator" with the man who started it all.
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this is fucking horrible, ruined my day. thinking of him singing "dirty work" fucking
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
If superman didnt kill zoid then he would continue killing becuase it's not like zoid could be
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
If superman didnt kill zoid then he would continue killing becuase it's not like zoid could be
Shut the fuck up.
I stand corrected-- Box Office Mojo has finally up-dated the foreign box office for Olympus Has