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Sean Kernan

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About The Author

I have been a film critic online and on the radio for 12 year years. I am a member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association as well as a member of the Broadcast Television Journalists Association.

Sean Kernan - Page 16

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David Cronenberg And Roman Polanski Films To Screen At Venice Film Festival
David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method and Roman Polanski's Carnage have been added to the already impressive line up of the Venice Film Festival beginning August 31st according to the Guardian. The news follows on the heels of the announcement that George Clooney's latest directorial effort, The Ides of March starring Ryan Gosling, Paul Giamatti and Clooney himself, will open the festival.
Sean Kernan Sean Kernan Jul 26, 2011
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Harry Potter Series Crosses $7 Billion Worldwide
You knew the Harry Potter series was a massive worldwide box office smash; but now we have a rough idea of how big it really is. Reuters is reporting that thanks to the recent success of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, the Harry Potter series has earned more than $7 billion dollars over eight wildly successful films based on the novels by J.K Rowling.
Sean Kernan Sean Kernan Jul 22, 2011
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The Lone Ranger Adds Helena Bonham Carter, Dwight Yoakam And Barry Pepper
Hollywood's revival of The Lone Ranger just became even more star studded. According to the Hollywood Reporter recent Oscar nominee, and Harry Potter villain, Helena Bonham Carter, country star turned character actor Dwight Yoakam and recent Emmy nominee Barry Pepper have joined the cast of the update which already boasts Johnny Depp as Tonto and Armie Hammer as The Lone Ranger.
Sean Kernan Sean Kernan Jul 20, 2011
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Movies
Bradley Cooper Confirmed To Play The Devil In Paradise Lost
Bradley Cooper, among the most in demand actors of the moment, has officially signed on to play Lucifer in director Alex Proyas's Paradise Lost. The Associated Press confirmed Cooper's casting after officials in Australia began touting the project which they expect to bring more than 1300 jobs and 88 million dollars to their country when production begins in early 2012.
Sean Kernan Sean Kernan Jul 20, 2011
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TV
NBC Unveils Plans For Comic-Con
NBC is going geek. The network will head to Comic-Con in San Diego and while it's not unprecedented for the network to attend what is now as much an industry event as it is a fan event, the network's rollout is notable. NBC will bring to Comic-Con several of their new fall series as well as fan favorites Community and Chuck for panel discussions.
Sean Kernan Sean Kernan Jul 19, 2011
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TV
The Walking Dead Season 2 Promo Clip
AMC is on an almost unprecedented run of success with original dramatic programming. Mad Men trumped all network dramas by earning 19 Emmy nominations, the mystery drama The Killing debuted to big numbers and was renewed for a new season and the drug fueled drama Breaking Bad returned on Sunday with strong critical buzz.
Sean Kernan Sean Kernan Jul 18, 2011
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TV
Fringe Season 4 Teaser
Fox's Fringe ended on a stunner of a cliffhanger last Spring with Peter (Joshua Jackson) seemingly blinked out of existence. When the cult sci-fi series returns in the fall, the central mystery to begin the season will be "Where is Peter Bishop?"
Sean Kernan Sean Kernan Jul 18, 2011
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Tekken Blu-Ray Review
Films based on video games rarely succeed. In fact, most of them are laughably bad. The most recent one is Tekken, a film based on Namco's fighting game of the same name. While it doesn't offer much in the area of story or character development, it does deliver some fast paced and extremely well choreographed fight scenes. It's also nowhere near as bad as any of the Street Fighter films.
Sean Kernan Sean Kernan Jul 15, 2011
3 stars
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