January 28th, 2014 
Beyond the Marquee 
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Instead of bouncing around the net trying to find the latest trailers for the hottest films, just drop by Beyond the Marquee on TRAILER TUESDAYS and we’ll load you up with what you need. Whether it’s the latest Hollywood blockbuster movie or mind-provoking independent film, we always have a fun mix of the best of what’s to come.
So click ahead to check out this week’s trailers …
January 27th, 2014 worldoutwest 
Daft Punk at the 2014 56th Annual Grammy Awards.
Popular masked French DJ duo Daft Punk won album of the year for their “Random Access Memories” at Sunday’s 56th Annual Grammy Awards — and also won record of the year for “Get Lucky” — which they performed with songwriter/singer Pharrell Williams, and music legends Stevie Wonder and Nile Rodgers. Their continued, mounting success begs the question: When are they going to perform in concert again? Well — they almost did for their prior TRON: LEGACY soundtrack album — and it would’ve been spectacular…
January 27th, 2014 Beyond the Marquee 
SNEAK PEEK OF DISNEY’S “MALEFICENT” FEATURES NEW LANA DEL REY SONG
A never-before-heard Lana Del Rey rendition of “Once Upon a Dream” was unveiled as part of a 90-second sneak peek of Disney’s “Maleficent” during the 56th Annual Grammy Awards® on Sunday, January 26. “Maleficent” releases in U.S. theaters on May 30, 2014. Award-winning, American singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey has recorded a unique reimagining of the renowned fairy-tale tune from Disney’s classic animated film “Sleeping Beauty,” which will feature in the end credits of the upcoming Disney film. Lana Del Rey’s “Once Upon a Dream” is free for a limited time, only on Google Play, Google’s online store offering digital music, movies, books, games and more. The song was made available as a free download today and will be available exclusively on Google Play through Monday, February 3rd.
January 24th, 2014 John Delia
Set in the 1800’s England, The Invisible Woman comes to the screen with all the opulence of the period. The period piece takes you on a journey of uncharted romance shrouded with an affair. Appealing due to the actuality of the true story based on Charles Dickens, the film offers a look into the private life of one of the world’s greatest authors. Beautifully presented with realistic settings of the era and enjoyable acting by the whole cast, it’s a drama you can relish a long time after you have left the theater.
January 24th, 2014 John Delia
A very good film that delves into the soul of innocence lost is touching and heartrending. It’s called Gimme Shelter and tells a true story about a teen thrown on a dark path that comes to a hurtful crossroad in her life. The drama has all the trappings of being a future candidate for award honors for acting and direction. Not your average teen angst film, this one has a lot of tough love and unusual courage.
January 24th, 2014 Beyond the Marquee On this latest Fan Art segment, our resident 5 1/2 year old Whovian; Lindalee receives a mysterious package and an unexpected call from an old friend from across the miles. Plus we reveal the winner of the Tom Richmond autographed limited edition art-work. If you like Doctor Who and Puppets, you may want to stick around for this one! Say, if you have any original art inspired by the hit sci-fi BBC series that you’d like to send Lindalee to showcase on her web-series, send them to Lindalee@BeyondTheMarquee.com and you may see it on an upcoming episode soon!
January 24th, 2014 Beyond the Marquee 
I feel the need, the need for a Need for Speed movie…
They say life imitates art, but nowadays art has not just mirrored life, but a sub-cultural part of it, that for many, has become a way of life. Movies inspired by video games is nothing new, we’ve seen it happen over the past couple decades from Super Mario Bros, Doom, Resident Evil, Mortal Kombat, Tomb Raider and Wreck-It-Ralph for example. Though some have been box office hits, others have been major flops! With the video game industry more popular than it’s ever been, the increase of multi-media expansion from the console to the cinema is growing in leaps and bounds. And while we still wait patiently for a HALO movie, there are some great adaptations hitting the silver screen this year based on some classic and current video games that look like a lot of fun. Read ahead for the one’s we’re anticipating most…
