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April 21, 2012
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Call them prude, overly religious, sexually inexperienced—but these people swear they won’t have sex until they’re married. Quite a few celebs have made that vow, too, and we’ll leave it up to you to decide whether they kept that promise. Here are 7 celebs who vowed to stay virgins.
Tim Tebow: Tim Tebow could probably have nearly any woman he wants, but the NFL star has vowed to save himself for marriage. When asked flat out if he was planning to stay a virgin until marriage, Tim said: “Yes, I am.”
December 4, 2008
The trailer of Mad Money alone was enough not to go see it, and we’d rather watch a Lifetime marathon than sit through the Hottie and the Nottie.
The Love Guru was named the worst one of all, and we agree. Even though it was hysterical to see Justin prancing around in his tighty whities it was not good enough for us to see it at the theatres. Check out the list. Did they forget any? Or did you happen to love one of these “worst movies of the year?”
New York Post's Top 10 Worst Movies of 2008:
1. 'The Love Guru'
2. 'The Hottie and the Nottie'
3. 'Mad Money'
4. 'What Happens In Vegas'
5. '110,000 B.C.'
6. 'Babylon A.D.'
7. 'You Don't Mess With The Zohan'
8. 'Rambo'
9. 'Witless Protection'
10. 'Beverly Hills Chihuahua'
March 31, 2008
It seems like most of us were at the theatres watching thehot new movie 21 that hit theatres over the weekend. The movie had the number 1 spot at the box office this weekend bringing in $23,700,000.
1 - 21--$23,700,000
2- Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who--$17,425,000
3- Superhero Movie--$9,510,000
4- Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns--$7,760,000
5- Drillbit Taylor--$5,800,000
6- Shutter--$5,325,000
7- 10,000 B.C.--$4,875,000
8- Stop-Loss--$4,525,000
9-College Road Trip--$3,505,000
10- The Bank Job--$2,800,000
11- Never Back Down--$2,405,000
12- Vantage Point--$2,400,000
March 24, 2008
It's been a pretty big movie month. There must be nothing else going on because movies are doing really well this month.
Here's the weekend box office recap:
1. Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who--$25,100,000
2. Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns--$20,010,000
3. Shutter-- $10,700,000
4. Drillbit Taylor-- $10,200,000
5. 10,000 B.C.--$8,660,000
6. Never Back Down--$4,861,000
7. College Road Trip--$4,630,000
8. The Bank Job-- $4,100,000
9. Vantage Point--$3,800,000
10. Under The Same Moon-- $2,602,000
11. Doomsday--$2,180,000
12. The Other Boleyn Girl--$2,000,000
March 17, 2008
It's safe to say Jim Carrey had a great weekend. His latest animated flick "Horton Hears a Who" has scored the biggest movie debut of 2008 bringing in a whooping $45.1 million during opening weekend.
Here is this weekend's box office recap:
1. Horton Hears a Who! ($45.1 Million)
2. 10,000 B.C. ($16.4 Million)
3. Never Back Down ($8.6 Million)
4. College Road Trip ($7.9 Million)
5. Vantage Point ($5.4 Million)
March 11, 2008
Director Roland Emmerich (Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow, The Patriot) returns to the big screen for the first time since 2004 with his newest film "10,000 B.C." Although, I am a fan of all genres, and I give every film it's respected credit, as well as, never judge it until I have seen it for myself, I have to say that "10,000 B.C." was just not for me. MSNBC said it best, "...a lovely-to-look-at but ultimately forgettable adventure flick..." Wonderfully phrased and completely true. The Saber-tooth Tiger, the Mammoths, and the scenery were captivating, however, the film is anything but.
"10,000 B.C." is a prehistoric tale of a young Mammoth hunter D'Leh (Steven Strait) and the everlasting love of his life Evolet (Camilla Belle). One day, out with the rest of his tribe hunting Mammoth's, D'Leh's is dragged by one of the large Mammoth's when his hand becomes caught in the net they used to capture the beast. As the Mammoth breaks free and flees from the rest of the tribe, D'Leh is unwillingly hauled off with the monster. Fortunate -and extremely lucky- D'Leh slays the beast, becoming the first of anyone the tribe knows to kill a Mammoth on his own. As word spreads of his accomplishment, D'Leh receives the recognition he knows he does not deserve. Soon afterwards, his tribe falls victim to an evil warlord and his army. Taking most of the tribe prisoner, along with Evolet, D'Leh embarks on a journey through uncharted territory to rescue his love, as well as, to secure the future of his tribe. On his journey, D'Leh's reputation allows him to gather other tribes of hunters who have lost most of their village to the evil warlord's army. Creating their own massive army, D'Leh begins to lead them all to the lost civilization, for a daring rescue and a climactic finale.
It seems they were attempting to market the film as... "The First Ever Hero." In my point of view, that was not such a great idea. I do not expect "10,000 B.C." to be the much awaited hit of the box office, or even come remotely close of breaking any records. The movie is not good enough to do that, and word of mouth from those who see it early will ruin its chances. Visually stunning, similar to most of Emmerich's work, however, the film could be compared more to Emmerich's disappointments, "Godzilla" instead of his accomplishments, "Independence Day."
Pat the Movie Critic gives "10,000 B.C." ---- 2 1/2 Scoops.
March 7, 2008
TGIF! It's that time of week again! Here are this week's new releases:
10,000 B.C.:
An epic tale of early man, following the adventures of a young hunter from a primitive tribe who must hunt mammoth to survive.
The Bank Job:
Jason Statham leads a bank heist crew targeting a room full of safety deposit boxes containing a treasure trove of dirty secrets.
College Road Trip:
Martin Lawrence is an overprotective father who insists on escorting his daughter on a road trip to prospective colleges.
March 7, 2008
10,000 B.C. is expected to not only dominate the box office this weekend, but also set a record for ticket sales for the month of March.
The current record was set by last year's "300," which took in $70.9 million during the same weekend.
Have any of you caught the flick yet? What did you think?
March 4, 2008
Image by wenn.com
Are you ready for 10,000 BC? The movie is set to create a blockbuster record as it goes back in time and follows a young hunter who is forced to lead a small group of hunters to pursue a band of mysterious warlords to the end of the world to save the girl he loves.
Last night the lead actor Steven Strait presented the costumes from the film in New York City. The movie hits theatres March 7, 2008 in the meantime check out the 10,000 B.C. movie trailer below.
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