In 'Dark City,' filmmaker Daddy Love finds two different worlds in Asbury Park
Daddy Love, aka George Pryor, is a Red Bank native whose Pure Shot Studio for video and photography is on Cookman Avenue in Asbury Park. “Dark City” portrays Mayor Knight of Asbury Park, whose ...
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Reddit Asks the Question: What Is Something That 99% Of People Do Wrong?'
Reddit had this topic on its mind the other day when it asked the question: ‘What is something that 99% of people do wrong?’ You can check out the full list here, but below are some highlights: ...
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10 Most Twisted Moments In DC Movies
The scene sees Colson drive a car through the public funeral of the recently murdered mayor, only to emerge wearing a bomb ... one of the darkest moments in DC’s movie history. The Dark Knight Rises ...
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The Dark Knight Rises’ Marion Cotillard Admits She ‘Screwed Up’ Talia’s Death Scene
Actress Marion Cotillard stated in a new interview that she didn't correctly nail Talia al Ghul's death scene in The Dark ...
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The Dark Knight Rises Actor Finally Explains Their Awkward Death Scene
The Dark Knight Rises featured a death scene that many fans felt was out of place, and now the cast member involved has ...
The Dark Knight Rises star says she "screwed up" the death scene that still angers the fans over a decade later
Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard says she "screwed up" in one scene from Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises, ...
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Marion Cotillard On Her Widely-Ridiculed THE DARK KNIGHT RISES Death Scene: "I Screwed Up"
Over a decade after the movie's release, The Dark Knight Rises star Marion Cotillard has reflected on her character Miranda ...
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Marion Cotillard Says She ‘Screwed Up’ Her Awkward Death Scene in Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Dark Knight Rises’: ‘I Didn’t Nail That’
Marion Cotillard is taking the blame for her awkwardly staged death scene at the end of Christopher Nolan’s final Batman film ...
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The Dark Knight Rises star says she "screwed up" the death scene that still angers fans over a decade later
Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard says she "screwed up" in one scene from Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises, which has been a subject of heated debate among fans for over a decade now.