That’s right folks, we’ve reached another milestone! We’re proud to present to you episode 60 of Straight Outta Austin! In this episode we break from our mandate to keep video games strictly on the Save File Corrupted?! podcast and talk about Injustice: Gods Among Us. We also discuss a…

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This week on The Plot Hole, Steven and Simon start things off with some superhero movies news (as is more often than not the case) including big casting reveals for X-Men: Days of Future Past and The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

Then, helping to kick off awards season 2012, we mull over the winners of the New York Film Critics Circle which had an unlikely victor for Best Film of the year.

Also, speaking of winners, we chat the best movie posters of the year, along…

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X-Men Days of Future Past is probably one of the best and most influential time travel stories ever created.  So much so that it has been revisited, tribute and ripped off too many times to count.  It’s probably the second most famous X-Men story ever written, (right after the Dark Phoenix…

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It’s that Halloween-ey time of year and we will certainly give a nod to the holiday this week on The Plot Hole as we pick some scary movies for people who, well, don’t like scary movies. That’s far from it this week however, as I also brings us an early review of 007’s latest outing, Skyfall.

We’ll start things off with a discussion on some of the latest movie news including the trailer for Iron…

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I'm back this week for Episode 40 of the Podcast: http://playeraffinity.com/podcast.html. This week I join Steven and Simon for the following discussions:



- I get a chance to brag about getting the Les Mis casting right about Samantha Barks.

- Talk about the latest trailers: The Bourne Legacy, The Amazing Spider-man, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter and Iron Sky.

- The possibilty that Arnold…

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No, he's not filming a sequel to last years 'Let Me In'...  director Matt Reeves has…

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Well, now I’m never going rock-climbing.

From director Danny Boyle comes this harrowing tale of real-life mountain climber Aron Ralston (James Franco), who literally cuts himself loose from danger — and lives to tell about it when sliding rock pins his forearm under a boulder during a climb in Utah. To stay alive, Ralston resorts to his basest survival instincts.

Back in the…

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Hey everyone, I'm sorry this is a little too late, but I felt like I needed to see all of the years biggest films to fully make this reasonable so here we go:



10. The Messenger

For some reason this film was advertised about a romantic trance between a torn-woman and the messenger, but it is not that at all. This is a film that effectively shows the dramatic effect that war can put on veterans, that are beautifully portrayed by Harrelson… Continue

The Beatles.

There is nothing else I can say. The Beatles. If you don't know who they are, either you are 3 years old or you've been living under a rock for over 50 years. John, Paul, George and Ringo have played an important role in many people's lives, giving us a body of work that can never be equaled. During the decade they were together, The Beatles made 5 films together. The first one has often been called one of the greatest… Continue

According to the ever-so reliable British tabloid, The Sun, Danny Boyle is being approached by a unnamed source in EON Films to direct the next Bond movie.

Now while I take this tabloid news with a massive handful of salt, hearing the director of Trainspotting, 28 Days Later, and of course, Slumdog Millionaire take the reins… Continue

500 Days of Summer is another upcoming film being released by Fox Searchlight Pictures this summer. Wow, do they come out with some good movies or what?! But I wouldn't know about this one because I haven't seen it but judging from the trailer, it looks to be a really good movie (And because I have a serious major crush on… Continue

I'm not that big on romantic movies (mainly romantic comedies) as u can see in my fav movies but there r few that i love, and it looks like i'll love this too when it comes out take a look :)



500 Days Of Summer - July 24,… Continue

This film is one of those documentaries that only one person could shoot. It was shot by a man named Marc Singer who had never shot a film before and has not shot one since. He had moved to the underground of NYC to live with a large group of homeless people. While he was down there he got the idea to document the life of these people. The entire film was shot on borrowed camera equipment, borrowed black and white film, electricity, and… Continue

With The Spirit and Watchmen on the horizon (Dec. 25th for Spirit and March 6th for Watchmen), we all have our favorite Comic book films, right? So, allow me to give out my favorites.



10. The Dark Knight.

I had to put this on my list. Everyone has to. Or else they'll be shown a "Magic trick".........



9. Hellboy.

One of the first films to introduce me to the… Continue

With Halloween coming up, we need a good scare right? So, if ya need something scary to watch, watch some of my personal choices.



10. Signs.

One of the first films to start this whole chain of annoying PG-13 rated horror films. But, out of the pile, this is one of the few that is on top. Both an scary-ass horror film, a Sci-Fi film and a story about a man who has lost his faith. I'm sure you have seen this before and you… Continue