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Tuesday, October 29, 2013

PRESS RELEASE: Natalie Portman Returns in The Dark World!

10.29.2013 – In the original Marvel comic book series Jane Foster is a medical nurse and love interest to Dr. Donald Blake the human host of Thor. Created by Stan Lee, Larry Liber and Jack Kirby who first appeared in Journey into Mystery #84 (Sept. 1962).

The character has appeared in the Marvel Universe and the last appearance was prior to the major event in Fear Itself comic book saga. For a time Foster once merged with Sif in the old Thor comic book series and portrayed by Natalie Portman in the films…

Remembering The 5th and The Incredible Hulk!

Hello all! Timzster's back here with a post compiled from some features from my blog, Pop Culture Crusader. It's November the 5th as of this writing, and it brings together a time when we look back at certain junction points in popculture history that needs to be acknowledge and remembered.

Crusader Movie Review: Black Swan

Darren Aronofsky's "Black Swan" really surprised me, and I wasn't expecting to get blown away by it well until I was already in the middle of the movie where its ugly and intense "psychological drama" head popped right into the picture. To be fair, I've heard so many praises and great things about this movie beforehand, and that was like two months ago when the movie started showing in US theaters officially. I simply could not relate with why people found it so good, and I only had the trailer to guide me through as to what the premise was all about, showing a struggling ballet dancer played by Natalie Portman succumb to the pressures inside and outside of the coveted ballet performance she is aiming to highlight and star on - "Swan Lake". Heck, I wasn't even aware that Mila Kunis and Winona Ryder were co-starring on the film, and now that I've seen it via the long awaited local press screening, I can finally give my two cents worth on possibly one of the best psycho-art films I've ever gotten the chance to sit through and see to completion.