FREE STUFF FRIDAY: Win a DOC McSTUFFINS: CUDDLE ME LAMBIE Prize Pack

Win all of this fun stuff...

Win all of this fun stuff…

Out this week on Disney DVD is “DOC McSTUFFINS: CUDDLE ME LAMBIE”. Celebrate the power of true friendship as Doc McStuffins and her friends help Lambie realize that there is enough love to go around to everyone.

And now, thanks to our good friends at Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, we can offer you an awesome Prize Pack featuring a Doc McStuffins placemat, cup, bowl, a set of plates and a flatware set!

Just scroll down below to answer the trivia question and if you’re picked as the winner, you’ll be watching your favorite Disney Junior shows on your brand new Doc McStuffins themed items!

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“SEVENTH SON” (Film Review)

 

Taking many pages from previous films, the movie Seventh Son puts together a daemon slayer story that entertains. The motion picture plays well from tweens to gamers in their mid-twenties bringing a lot of action filled adventure for a Saturday matinee. Think The Sorcerer’s Apprentice with a sharper edge, but if you saw that film you may want to question seeing this one. The cinematography, special effects CGI and costumes are a starring part of the movie, so unless you are into filmmaking, Seventh Son’s more of a rainy day choice for teen males and dad’s with pre-teen sons.

MARVEL’S AGENT CARTER: Bridge and Tunnel (television mini-series critique)

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A.B.C. and Marvel are making a smart, unique move right now. They’ve cut Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s sophomore season into two halves, ending the first on a great cliffhanger that makes us hate (in a good way) that we have to wait until March for the second half. In the meantime, we get to see the origins of S.H.I.E.L.D. in the 8-part Agent Carter mini-series.

With Carter’s prior appearances in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., it’s like watching the same series stretched over two time periods and one time slot. The detailed continuity between the shows allows audience members to fully immerse themselves in the M.C.U. We’re in good storytelling hands as evident by Marvel’s recent winning streak. That streak continues with Bridge and Tunnel.

MARVEL’S AGENT CARTER: Now is Not the End (television mini-series critique)

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I’ve always loved Hollywood’s rendition of World War II. Don’t get me wrong, Saving Private Ryan and Flags of our Father are great, important films and I totally get that war is hell, but when I need a break from true history, I enjoy the romanticized version.

The Great Escape. The Dirty Dozen. Indiana Jones and The Rocketeer. All perfect examples. Even Pearl Harbor fits the bill. (The visuals, not the plot. Or the characters. Or any semblance of entertainment value whatsoever.) Now we have Marvel’s Agent Carter, which continues the comic book version of WWII established in Captain America: The First Avenger.

We’re halfway through Marvel Entertainment’s inaugural mini-series, which is enough to make an early assessment — one episode at a time. Does Agent Carter match the postcard propaganda pedigree of those other period piece productions? (*) With fedora-wearing tough guys named Thompson and Dooley who pack heat and crack wise, how could it not?

FREE STUFF FRIDAY: Win a BLACK OR WHITE Themed Prize Pack from RELATIVITY Media

Win a BLACK AND WHITE Prize Pack from Relativity.

Win a BLACK AND WHITE Prize Pack from Relativity.

It’s FREE STUFF FRIDAY and we’ve got an awesome giveaway opportunity from our friends at Relativity and their upcoming movie, BLACK OR WHITE.

The film stars Kevin Costner, Octavia Spencer and Jillian Estell, and follows the story of a grieving widower involved in a custody battle over his granddaughter.

Click ahead to answer our trivia question for your chance to win a BLACK OR WHITE themed prize pack, including the following goodies;

-$25 Fandango Gift Card
BLACK OR WHITE Hoodie
BLACK OR WHITE Scarf
BLACK OR WHITE Travel Mug
-Mini BLACK OR WHITE Poster

Check out BLACK OR WHITE in theaters today!

Good Luck…

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“PROJECT ALMANAC” (Film Review)

 

Tweens, Teens and early twenties should like Project Almanac, a fast paced Sci-fi thriller with respectable acting and creative direction. The target audience will especially like the hand held cinematography reminiscent of Project X that continues throughout giving the film a rocky roller coaster feel. It’s a fun film with a little romance to boot.

Beyond the Marquee: The Web-Series (Ep.74) Composer Christopher Lennertz

Resident Beyond the Marquee Soundtrack Reporter Chad Frye (aka “the Soundtracker”) interviews composer Christopher Lennertz about his recent work on MARVEL’s Agent Carter and Galavant for the ABC Television Network.

In this episode we go behind the scenes to learn about what it was like for this award winning film and TV composer to collaborate and create the score for 2 very different genre of shows.

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