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Tagged: Christopher Lee

· by Rob Kirchgassner · Sep 27, 2017

Top 5 (bad guy) movie sidekicks

Last time, I looked at heroic sidekicks from movies. Now, I’m going to take a look at 5 movie sidekicks that were anything but heroic. 1. Oddjob Granted, the James Bond series was already on its third movie (Goldfinger…

· by Unusual Suspect · Sep 21, 2016

VIDEO: Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones

So The Phantom Menace was a disappointment, to say the least. But no matter; Lucas will have learned from his mistakes, and Episode II's gonna be awesome! Right?..... right?

Movies / Text

· by Steven Birkner · Jul 9, 2015

16 reasons Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones is better than you think

“It’s my personal view that Attack of the Clones gets a bad rap, so here are some reasons why I think it’s underrated and deserves some reconsideration.”

Movies / Text

· by Lisa Needham · May 28, 2014

Christopher Lee (Yes That Christopher Lee) Will Rock Your Face Off With His Heavy Metal Don Quixote Album

Movie Review / Movies / Videos

· by Cecil Trachenburg · Jan 20, 2014

VIDEO: Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)

Good Bad Flicks presents a serious episode about a silly movie, as Cecil looks into what happened with the hilariously over the top Gremlins 2: The New Batch!

TV / TV Recap / Videos

· by Thomas Stockel · Sep 13, 2013

VIDEO: Space: 1999 “Earthbound”

Tom recaps another first season episode of Space: 1999, the British sci-fi show where the moon gets knocked out of orbit and somehow becomes capable of interstellar travel! In this episode, special guest star Christopher Lee is an alien who brings the Winger hair and a possible way home for the crew of Moonbase Alpha.

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· by Sofie Liv · Jul 8, 2013

VIDEO: The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970)

In the latest chapter of the nefarious web-show-within-a-show Baker Street Adventures, Sofie... I mean, Sherlock Holmes, and Sursum... er, John Watson join forces (in person!) to review one of Steven Moffat's favorite movies, and a big inspiration for BBC's Sherlock. It's the 1970 Billy Wilder comedy The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes!

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· by Unusual Suspect · Apr 21, 2013

VIDEO: The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)

The Suspect brings you an epic review of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, a worthy follow-up to The Fellowship of the Ring, and one of the greatest "middle films" of a movie trilogy ever made!

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· by Unusual Suspect · Aug 11, 2012

VIDEO: The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

The Suspect begins a trilogy of reviews where he takes a lighthearted look at Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings movies! First, he takes you blow by blow through 2001's Fellowship of the Ring, starring Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, and Viggo Mortensen.

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· by Joey Tedesco · Jun 15, 2012

VIDEO: Corpse Bride (2005)

Joey watches Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, starring the voice of Johnny Depp (who else?) as a shy groom who practices his wedding vows near a grave and ends up married to a murdered bride, voiced by Helena Bonham Carter (who else?). This is one of Joey's favorite Burton films, and he explains why it's basically the grown-up version of Burton's other famous stop motion film, The Nightmare Before Christmas.

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· by Michael A. Novelli · Mar 29, 2012

VIDEO: The Last Unicorn (1982)

Mendo and special guest The Omega have a sleepover and review the strangely morose story of a unicorn who suddenly realizes she's the last of her kind, and goes on a quest with a magician to find out what happened to the rest of her species. Along the way, she has to deal with an annoyingly meta butterfly, a three-boobed harpy, a talking wino skeleton, and Jeff Bridges' singing!

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· by Ryan Lohner · Jan 22, 2012

VIDEO: The Golden Compass (2007)

Ryan hosts another episode of the Movie Skewer to look at The Golden Compass, based on a novel near and dear to him. New Line scrubbed away the book’s anti-Christian themes when they adapted it into a movie, along with all traces of anything dark or disturbing. Watch as Ryan examines the end result: a bland movie-by-committee where nothing is at stake.