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I saw 'The Ruins' for the very first time yesterday. And can I just ask, what's the "unrated" all about? I am looking at the cover and the menu and they all scream: "The Ruins Unrated" at me and while I am watching it I am wondering what exactly was too horrible for theaters?? Click the READ MORE button to read my opinion of the movie, watch out for spoilers (and lots of them). |
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| READ MORE • Wednesday: August 06, 2008 | ||
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Go to: http://www.ruinsmovie.com/findthephone/ and start the game to see an unrated scene too intense for theaters. FEAR TAKES HOLD ON JULY 8 AS THE DVD AND BLU-RAY ARRIVE FEATURING FOOTAGE THAT WAS TOO INTENSE FOR THEATERS· |
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| READ MORE • Saturday: July 26, 2008 | ||
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Well technically not "new" but I updated the video section, including some old Video Files, such as 'Behind the Scenes at the Black Donnellys', 'The Ruins Interview' and 'Jonathan on the Red Carpet at Young Hollywood Awards 2008'
For the new videos check the video section! |
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| Thursday: July 17, 2008 | ||
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I found 4 great new images of Tuck. Check them out in the gallery:
Everyone who wants to donate something, you can contact me here: webmasters@lack-of-surprise.com |
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| Tuesday: July 15, 2008 | ||
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411's Tony Farinella sits down with Jonathan Tucker for an exclusive interview! Jonathan Tucker is easily one of the most underrated male actors in Hollywood today. In his career, he has worked on such films as The Virgin Suicides, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hostage, and In the Valley of Elah. In my interview with Jonathan Tucker, we talked about his new film, The Ruins, which is currently available on DVD. I hope you enjoy my interview with Jonathan Tucker. TONY: It goes without saying that The Ruins is not your typical horror film. Is that what attracted you to the project in the first place? Jonathan Tucker: Absolutely. It's based on a wonderful book. Scott Smith is a terrific writer and has an incredible imagination. And then the below-the-line team that was put together from Dreamworks on down. Carter Smith's short, Bugcrush, was something that disturbed me for days, and Darius Khondji is one of my favorite cinematographers. Everybody was top of the line, so to speak, and then the cast was wonderful. The whole project was very different, and it's not really a horror film. It's a bit creepier than the average story. |
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| READ MORE • Sunday: July 13, 2008 | ||