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Comic Mmix Year-End Picks: Favorites (and not-so-favorites) of 2009, part 1

6 January 2010 3:23 AM, PST | Comicmix.com | See recent Comicmix news »

Now that 2009 is officially over, we can do a year in review. This is by no means a definitive list of "the best of the year" as we'd never come to a consensus, just think of it as our varied and individual take on what stuck out in the minds of everybody here at the Mix. After all, as the song says, it's a mixed-up, muddled-up, shook-up world. Onward!

Shortest Death of the Year: Kyle Rayner. Green Lantern Corps #42/43 (DC)

For those who know me well, I was offered quick condolences when I picked up Peter Tomasi's Green Lantern Corps #42. Kyle Rayner, my personal favorite 'Super Hero' was given a decidedly trite death; sacrificing himself with an exploding Alpha Lantern Core in order to blow up a smattering of not-so-easy-to-kill black lanterns and their Nekron inspired construct. Gaping plot hole be damned! Sure Mr. Rayner was one of two honor guardsmen, »

- ComicMix Staff

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John Powell hired to score ‘Knight and Day’

5 January 2010 11:59 PM, PST | MovieScore Magazine | See recent MovieScore Magazine news »

Knight and Day, the upcoming action comedy starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz, will be scored by John Powell (best known for other action films such as the Bourne trilogy, X-Men: The Last Stand and Hancock). The film is directed by James Mangold, a director who has a habit of changing composers from project to project (before Powell, he has worked with Howard Shore on Cop Land, Alan Silvestri on »

- Mikael Carlsson

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10 Reasons Why 2010 Looks To Be A Great Year

3 January 2010 6:07 PM, PST | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »

Wow, 2010 is finally here! The last decade went by incredibly fast. Or at least it seems like it. So much in the entertainment industry has advanced, but there's been several setbacks as well. Superhero and 3D movies appear to be in full swing as well as undesirable remakes and no talents like the Hiltons and Kardashians are famous for absolutely no reason. I think that as the first year of this new decade begins, there's much to look forward to. Well at least for me there is. Despite the many setbacks in the quality of entertainment, I think we're now in an exciting time. Young minds with original and fresh ideas are starting to get their chance to step out and revolutionize things, while the return of the old guard and the familiar can be nostalgic and also bring back a more simplistic time. For 2010 there are many things I look forward to, »

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Director's Cut: Patrick's top 10 for 2010

1 January 2010 1:34 PM, PST | Corona's Coming Attractions | See recent Corona's Coming Attractions news »

In the days of Coming Attractions 1.0, at the end of every year I would write a list of what, at that time, were the movies that I was most looking forward to seeing in the coming 12 months. These upcoming top 10 lists reflected the excitement and interest level I had at the end of December. As I entered the new year and new trailers, images and news trickled out about the films that landed on my list, some fell down and off the chart while other new ones emerged and replaced the fallen. Keep that in mind as you read what movies I'm the most excited to see in 2010 because the promise of a movie's greatly conceived of marketing campaign can often fall short of the final product. Which ones from the following list will remain on my best of 2010 list and which movies will crash and burn on the bonfire of hype? »

- Patrick Sauriol

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