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  • Portal: No Escape Director Snags Y: The Last Man Movie

  • Thursday, January 10
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  • Dan Trachtenberg pulled in 11.5 million views with his moody seven-minute fan film Portal: No Escape (above), based on the popular puzzle platforming game by Valve, a project that has springboarded the new director to much bigger things: He’s now been …

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  • TV’s Back, and The Monitor Gets Couchlock

  • Thursday, January 10
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  • You know how everyone freaks out about MRSA? How it’s the silent killer and it puts our public health system at risk and all that? Well, we take issue with such hysteria. Serious issue. Because here at The Monitor, MRSA …

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  • Netflix Takes a Gamble on 8 Warner Bros. TV Shows

  • Tuesday, January 8
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  • Netflix subscribers will soon be able to inhale an entire season of Revolution in one sitting thanks to a new deal that yokes Warner Bros. Television shows to Netflix, allowing the service to stream eight 2012-2013 series a few months after their …

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  • Alt Text: 5 Ways to Save Energy Drinks From Themselves

  • Monday, January 7
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  • The New York Times reports that energy drinks, in spite of their macho names like “Red Bull,” “Monster” and “Full Throttle,” have approximately the same effect as less aggressively named beverages like “skinny caramel macchiatos” and “Mello Yello.” Which is …

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  • Snowpiercer Concept Art Hints at Breakout Sci-Fi Spectacle

  • Friday, January 4
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  • Futuristic Ice Age thriller Snowpiercer could turn out to be the District 9 of 2013. Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s first English-language flick, like Neil Blombkamp’s thoughtful alien invasion from 2009, operates far outside the Marvel/DC/vampire/zombie nexus that inspires most big …

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