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The Kids Are All Right
Date Night
Sympathy for Delicious
Margareth
Second Coming
The Avengers
Shutter Island
I added some HQ of latest Mark public appearances.
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Public Events > Events in 2010 > “Thor” And “Captain America: The First Avenger” – 2010 Comic-Con
Public Events > Events in 2010 > Showtime With The Cinema Society Host A Screening Of “The Big C” – August 07th
Public Events > Events in 2010 > Call For Temporary Moratorium On Natural Gas Drilling – August 10th
Added pictures of the event noticed here yesterday.
Actor Mark Ruffalo is back again to advocate for delaying drilling the Marcellus Shale formation of the Southern Tier. But this time, Ruffalo will be in New York City with several Senate Democrats to urge the Assembly to take up a temporary moratorium on drilling for natural gas. The moratorium would delay permits for drilling until May 15. Senate Democrats, along with environmentalists and some property owners, have argued that drilling for gas in the formation using a method called hydraulic fracturing could harm water quality.
The moratorium was approved in the Senate last week, 48-9. Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, D-Manhattan, issued a statement saying he supported waiting for more information until drilling was allowed.
But those in favor of drilling—landowners and the industry—have argued that the permits should be granted soon and will be boon to the economy of the area. The Department of Environmental Conservation is expected to release a study on the effects of drilling at year’s end.
Ruffalo, who was in Albany in July with folk legend Pete Seeger, advocated for the moratorium outside the Senate chamber.
The New York City event is scheduled for noon on Tuesday.
Source: LoHud.com
Finally I was able to add screencaptures of “My Life Without Me”. I love this movie, and it’s the very first movie I watch with Mark. 
My DVD has other footages as Making Of and Interviews, but I can't hide the subtitles. Let me know if you want screencaptures of this features, with subtitles, ok? And I'll add it later.
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Film Portfolio > (2003) My Life Without Me > DVD Screencaptures
Film Portfolio > (2003) My Life Without Me > DVD Menu Screencaptures
Film Portfolio > (2003) My Life Without Me > Trailer Screencaptures
FINALLY, after… I don’t know, maybe almost 2 years? Well, it doesn’t matter, I added a new layout to the site, made by awesome Fram. There’s a few touches to do, but let me know if you see any error.
The gallery has a matching theme, also, and was upgraded. I changed the thumbnails size, so you can see a better view of pictures before view the full size. Also, regarding HQ pictures, when you click to see the full image, and it shows a popup, the script now fits with your screen resolution. It means you don’t need to scroll anymore in order to see the whole thing. But it doesn’t means we don’t have HQ pictures anymore, we do! If you save the picture to your computer, you’ll get it full sized. It’s just to help our visitors with small screen resolution.
Let me know what do you think on our new theme!
Oh, almost forgot. We have a Twitter account now, so if you’re on it, follow us: twitter.com/ruffalocentral
Mark Ruffalo has had a pretty Marvel-ous week. (Yes, that was a bad comic book pun.) Last Saturday, the well-traveled actor (recent credits: Where The Wild Things Are, Shutter Island, Date Night) helped cause the biggest stir at Comic-Con when he was introduced by no less than Iron Man himself, Robert Downey Jr., as the new Hulk in Marvel Studios’ movie version of The Avengers, due in 2012. Meanwhile, his acclaimed indie The Kids Are All Right, which is already garnering Oscar buzz, continued to put up great box office numbers in limited release. In the film, directed by Lisa Cholodenko (High Art), Julianne Moore and Annette Bening play lesbians in a longtime, faithful (though not perfect) relationship, each with a teenage child conceived via artificial insemination provided by the same anonymous dude. Their family unit is rocked when one of their kids seeks out the sperm donor dad (Ruffalo), a man much more successful in his professional life than personal life. We caught up with Ruffalo and spoke with him about Hulk (and the Ed Norton thing) and Kids — and being used as “a riding pummel.” Read the rest of this entry »
Cinema Blend has posted the full Marvel Panel, emotions included when Mark, Jeremy Henner and Joss Whedon was introduced by Robert Downey Jr.
As footage rolled of the Avengers’ logo, a big “A,” we heard Samuel L. Jackson’s voice: “Super heroes came together,” he bellowed, “the day the Avengers were formed.”
Then they came out one by one.
Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury. Clark Gregg as Agent Coulson. Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow. Chris Hemsworth as Thor. Chris Evans as Captain America. Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man. Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye. Mark Ruffallo as The Hulk. Joss Whedon as The Director.
Downey calls this film more ambitious than Inception.
Joss Whedon had tears in his eyes. He said, “I had a dream all my life and it wasn’t this good.” And 6500 hundred people in Hall H screamed from the very depths of their multiverse-loving souls.
The Avengers had assembled. And just like that they were gone. After seeing the footage of Captain America and Thor they had a job to do: to prepare to shoot the greatest comic book movie in the history of time.
