Movie Poster/Trailer: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part One

Lionsgate dropped some Hunger Games goodies at comic con this year including the above poster. But, I suspect now everyone will be talking about this nifty little teaser trailer for Mockingjay Part One, which I enjoyed. It's an attention grabber without being too revealing. Really a good tease all in all.

Ok I guess you just want to see it now right?

Fine!

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Ellen DeGeneres Crashes Twitter with (Record-Setting?) Oscars Selfie!

by Kari Tervo

Trying to log into your Twitter account and you're getting the "Something Is Technically Wrong" message? That clumsy robot hasn't just screwed it up for you--Ellen DeGeneres has crashed Twitter with an Oscars mass-celebrity-selfie taken from her tablet in the theater aisle during the show! She was trying to achieve the most-retweeted photo in Twitter history. 

According to downrightnow.com, Twitter has been experiencing a "likely service disruption" since shortly after the photo was posted.

You can't see it on Twitter right now, but the celebrity-studded photo features the likes of Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Bradley Cooper, Brad Pitt, and Ellen herself.

Ellen's Star-Studded Selfie, swiped from her Facebook.

Congratulations on a fun Oscars stunt, Ellen! I just wish I could tweet about it. . . :p

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The Beaver DVD Review

The Beaver is a Jodie Foster directed movie about Walter Black (Mel Gibson) who is struggling with depression and finds a coping mechanism through a Beaver puppet he found in a dumpster.

It is a perfect blend of both comedy and drama. It's very dark at times, but deals with them in a lighthearted manner. Mel Gibson's acting is phenomenal and his heavy Australian accent as the Beaver is both fitting and funny. Jodie Foster, Anton Yelchin, and Jennifer Lawrence all give amazing performances, as well.

The DVD contains an audio commentary with Jodie Foster, several very good deleted scenes and a great 12 minute making of feature.

The Beaver is definitely worth a watch. I'll be excited to see what is next on Jodie Foster's directorial platter.

I give The Beaver 7 out of 10 beavers!

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