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"My wife's not too ecstatic about this whole toy collecting thing." Wrekin Hill has debuted the first trailer via Apple for Morgan Spurlock's documentary Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, the doc about Comic-Con that follows geeks and their experiences around the Con. The trailer profiles a few of them, one is a toy collector, one is an artist, another is an artist, one is a comics seller and the other is the designer of those badass Mass Effect costumes - so it's five, but they only show three in this. It's still a good trailer and gives anyone who hasn't been a sense of what Comic-Con is really like, flabby Green Lantern guys and all. ›››

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When it comes to award shows, Sacha Baron Cohen knows how to make an entrance and get people talking, especially when his character Bruno decided to dropped in on Eminem at the MTV Movie Awards a few years ago. Now Cohen was apparently poised to appear yet again at an awards show in character, this time as General Aladeen, from his forthcoming film The Dictator, at the 84th Annual Academy Awards this Sunday. However, 24 Frames has learned that there's a slight possibility that Cohen will be banned if he attempts to take on the red carpet and ceremony in character to promote his upcoming film. ›››

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"At 4:44AM tomorrow morning, there will be no survivors. The world will end." IFC Films has debuted an official trailer on IMDb (found via TheMovieBox) for Abel Ferrara's 4:44 Last Day on Earth, essentially Ferrara's crazy Southern take on the last days before the end of the world. Willem Dafoe stars with Paz de la Huerta as two of the characters in this near-apocalyptic film described literally as "a look at what would happen if everyone knew the world was ending." I'm not really sure I'm into this take on that histeria, but I do love savage Dafoe and I do want to see what craziness it tries to address. Give this a shot anyway. ›››

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One complaint I hear time and time again is that many great indie films we talk about never show in cities where people live. They never come, or they show up randomly for two weeks then disappear again. So how can you actually get a movie to come to your town and play there? Well, there's a new site launching called Tugg that's aiming to solve this problem, or at least attempt to organize local groups. The site is just in pilot stage but can be accessed at Tugg.com. In web lingo, I'd call it Demand It (from Paranormal Activity) meets KickStarter, and if they've got all the right studio connections, this will work wonders for film fans all over. ›››

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