August 13th, 2013 
Beyond the Marquee 
TRAILER TUESDAYS Only on BTM
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So click ahead to check out this week’s trailers …
August 12th, 2013 Lady Kiwi 
Breaking Bad ‘Blood Money’
In case you missed last night’s season premiere, here’s a recap for Aug 11, 2013’s Breaking Bad, Season 5 Episode 9 – “Blood Money”. Walt may have left the business but he’s still the one who knocks! We’ve waited almost a year for this moment, and it’s finally here. Now the countdown begins to the final episode EVER, with only 7 more to go. Click ahead for my recap and review.
August 9th, 2013 Beyond the Marquee WOW, it’s our 50th Beyond the Marquee web-series episode!!! And what better way to celebrate a Super accomplishment than with a Superhero themed episode! In this segment we spotlight a battle as old as time itself…ok, well it’s one that’s been raging for a number of decades at least. It has been talked about over campfires, water-coolers, dinner tables and countless online chat-rooms. The argument in question? … MARVEL or DC – who’s better?
The two comic book companies have created countless universes of heroes and villains which, in turn, have lead to an expansive array of marketing which includes Toys, Movies, Video Games, TV shows, Theme Park attractions and more. Whether you’re a fan of Marvel’s iconic Spider-man or root for DC’s much-revered Superman, there always seems to be some comic book aficionado who will tirelessly defend one comic book company over the other. Like McDonalds and Burger King or Coke and Pepsi, the rivalry between Marvel and DC and their legion of superheroes is one competition that may never have an ultimate victor taking the top spot. That being said, it did not stop our own catty correspondents, Leslie Crystal and Lindsay Stanley, from doing a little on-the-spot investigating during this year’s 2013 Comic Con International in San Diego. They asked the tough question to fans on the floor to find out which of the two comic powerhouses, DC or Marvel, leads the charge .
Click ahead to watch the fun and keep an eye out for the comic book creator who brought Leslie’s cosplay character to life!
August 9th, 2013 Beyond the Marquee 
Prince Avalanche, Directed by David Gordon Green. With Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch
Hey there, Lady Kiwi here with my review of Prince Avalanche, a film that delivers an honest, heart-warming performance, but leaves you wanting more. Paul Rudd is one of my favourite comedians of all time! This is a step up into drama that I didn’t expect. IMDB listed this as a comedy/drama – again, this was essentially a drama. Click ahead for my full review…
August 8th, 2013 John Delia
With an amazing space station circling the globe outer space takes on a new look in the exciting sci-fi adventure Elysium now in theaters. Well acted, directed, designed and filmed the movie gets right into the meat of the story and puts viewers in the middle of the action. Fast paced and exciting Elysium closes on on the front runners for my choice of best action films for 2013. If you like a lot of chaotic action with a good storyline this movie should do the trick.
August 8th, 2013 John Delia
Cramming in a lot of sight gags, silly situations and comic set-ups We’re The Millers gets way over the top. Although it does have its good points and they are many, the road film may be a little too formulaic for those who like the genre. Not that I didn’t enjoy We’re The Millers as it has some fine comedic acting. But a word to the wise, the script gets ludicrous becoming a stand-up comedy fest featuring Jason Sudeikis.
August 8th, 2013 John Delia
A very dramatic Lovelace hits theaters this weekend and Amanda Seyfried puts on an incredibly convincing show as the porn star. The biopic takes a close look at the woman who got her start in the industry and became a household word, although whispered at the time. Not the average fare, the film tells all with the fine acting of Seyfried and Peter Sarsgaard leading a stellar cast.
