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October 10, 2002

Nice little interview with David Twohy, regarding whom I am a staunch fanboy. It’s mostly about Below with a little news about the upcoming three-movie Chronicles of Riddick. (Vin Diesel was here.)

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This is the big week for Chronicle of Riddick news. Apple has a big fat Quicktime trailer, which I hear…

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