
The long awaited review of the Spider-Man 3 movie is here!
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The long awaited review of the Spider-Man 3 movie is here!

During the Spider-Man 3 showing they played a trailer for the new movie Across The Universe. This film is actually uses songs from The Beatles to tell its story. It’s actually looks like it could be really entertaining! Check out the trailer in The Pipeline under Movie Trailers.
I’m going to attending the Spider-Man 3 midnight showing in Santa Monica Loews on the Promenade. Going to the 12:15 showing! See you there fellow web-slinger!


I’m extremely excited to announce that we have launched a new show on The Pipeline called TV Shows. We currently have 20 clips to start off from the series: Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, Mork and Mindy, and NBC’s recently premiered Thank God Your Here. We’re working on getting more clips and potentially full-length episodes for your viewing pleasures!
Wow amazing fantastic. Remember in the 90s how every and any kid movie was somehow ninja related. Remember those movies where the adults can’t fight for beans and all the kids kick their asses? Well The Magic Kid series is no different, but the fact of the matter is that these two films are horrible. The first one is the kind of movie that leaves a stench in your mouth. While its sequel is just as bad, it’s the type of film that makes you chuckle at its crappy quality. For some reason Howie Mandel and William Daniels make an appearance in the sequel.
Both films have no idea who their target audience is. Within the first 15 minutes in the first film they are talking about sex. Considering that this movie is meant for young kids, do you really think that sex should be mentioned anywhere?
These two films are the types of film that you ask yourself: where’s the remote? But then you realize that you’re too lazy to find it so you keep on watching. After half an hour passes by you either fall asleep or start throwing something at the screen to try and break it – as if you are destroying the film. Sadly all that you’re doing is destroying a perfectly fine TV that will cost you thousands of dollars to repair.
Eat it.
After watching last night’s episode of South Park, I have decided that South Park is one of the best shows on TV. Whether you agree or disagree does not matter. Anyone who has been watching the show this season or even the past two for that matter should be able to tell you that the show is amazing. If anyone has watched was of the much earlier episodes and thought that the show was not good, I beg you to try watching an episode from this season. If for some reason you do not like it, you can sell me out right here. I dare you.
South Park has new episodes every Wednesday on Comedy Central at 10:00 and 12:00.