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It's not because I care about the city (never been there) or their sports teams (I hate the Steelers) but I am a huge fan of underdogs or teams that have had long stretches of futility. Call it "the Seattle" in me. The Pirates haven't had a winning...
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The comedian recently starred in the Tony nominated play "Mother [expletive] with the Hat." The former "Saturday Night Live" alum has also starred in films like "Grown Ups," "Lethal Weapon 4," "New Jack City," and "Death at a Funeral." Rock has also...
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Sure, she has lent her notable voice to films like Charlotte's Web, Bee Movie and The Princess and the Frog, but the last time that she appeared in a feature was the 1998 Jonathan Demme film Beloved. Perhaps she's getting the acting bug again or she is...
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The portfolio of DreamWorks Animation Fine Art features hand-crafted, limited-edition artwork from unforgettable DreamWorks Animation films, including unique, artistic interpretations of the Shrek movies, the Kung Fu Panda films, Madagascar, How to...
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The internet, uh... finds a way.... Continuing to pad his vast sitcom fortune with whatever commercial gigs will let him wear his own jackets, Bee Movie voice/car enthusiast Jerry Seinfeld appears below in a surprisingly entertaining Super Bowl spot...
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In this two-minute extended... Following yesterday's decision to take their Stretch Armstrong property in a new, Taylor Lautner-less direction, Hasbro today announced they're also taking their long-in-development Candy Land adaptation down a new...
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In this two-minute extended version of the ad, even the Soup Nazi makes a brief appearance, emerging, like Ferris Bueller before him, from the ashes of quotable dialog to try to get you in a new ride--and if you wait for the end, there's another...
About Bee Movie
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Bee Movie is a 2007 Golden Globe-nominated CGI-animated film starring Jerry Seinfeld, Renée Zellweger, Matthew Broderick, Megan Mullally, John Goodman, Chris Rock, Kathy Bates, and Patrick Warburton. Produced by DreamWorks Animation, it is directed by Simon J. Smith and Steve Hickner. Its title is a play on the term "B movie"[citation needed]. Full Article
