Spoiler Photo Revealed from MacFarlanes “West”
Spoiler. You’ve been warned. I did a more extensive article on this reveal just a short while back. You can access it HERE.
Seth MacFarlane included a neat little cameo in his soon-to-be released film “A Million Ways to Die in the West.” Personally, I would have preferred not to be spoiled on this one, but what can you do? Damn you, Internet!!! Actually, that’s unfair. The internet isn’t to be blamed for this one. It’s the marketing department for the film that did it this time. I first learned of this cameo from the trailers for the film. I can only assume they included it as a marketing ploy to bring in more people to the flick. But sometimes it’s best to hold a little back. I’d rather not watch the whole movie in a two minute trailer. Anyhow, I planned on seeing this film regardless of the cameo. The movie looks funny. Here’s hoping it’s more than a one off joke, but I’m not holding my breathe.
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J.J. Abrams just released a short video pitching for a new “Star Wars” Charity. If people donate $10 to the charity, they have an opportunity to be in the new “Star Wars” movie. If that isn’t cool enough, he reveals a new “Star Wars” creature in the video. Here are a few screenshots from the video, along with the video itself. 
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I recently went to see a Q&A screening of “Time After Time” with Malcolm McDowell as the guest speaker. This took place at the Alex Theatre in Glendale, California on April 8, 2014. Star Trek’s Nichelle Nichols was the special guest moderator (sort of). Another person (don’t remember his name) took care of most of the moderating duties. I think the special guest part is what Ms. Nichols basically fulfilled since she really wasn’t herself doing much moderating. All the same, it was good to see Uhura.
I know this has made the rounds yesterday but I thought I’d post it here as well. Never did I think for one moment that I would ever see Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher together again in a new “Star Wars” film. Simply amazing! My only fear is that Harrison Ford is finally going to get his “Return of the Jedi” death wish and get Han Solo killed off in this one. Then again, Abrams will probably just give him some of Kahn’s blood and revive him in the sequel. Oh wait, wrong franchise. I get all of those Star Trek Wars mixed up now that the same guy is doing them all.