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Ryanrule: Nothings happening, nothings happening, nothings happening, its over. A lot of people in the audience look pissed. more »
otko: Katie and Micah were being hunted by the IRS and decided this was the best way to "disappear".
They currently live in Michigan, where Katie (now Sand... more »
LittleDragon: It really confused me and a coworker when we were talking about this film because we each saw a different ending with out knowing there were different... more »
tetracycloide: i have to disagree! even before i left the movie theater my mind was racing through a hundred different questions! where am i going to get lunch? ho... more »
Want to know what happened to Paranormal Activity's sweet couple after a terrible entity infested their house? Now you can. Apple is continuing the story in a comic-book iPhone application. And we've got the first set of stills. Spoilers ahead...
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NBC earns the distinction of having their show Heroes being the most pirated television show across the Web. Good for them, because it means people really want to see this thing. It's not like sites are putting together pirate DVDs of Heroes episodes and selling them willy-nilly on street corners. Well, at least here in Los Angeles they're not. I checked. One of the reasons that Heroes (and other NBC shows) shot to the top of this list is that NBC decided to sever their relationship with iTunes last year, meaning you couldn't zap these over to your iPod at $1.99 a pop.
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