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There are movie blogs about every movie that you can possibly imagine. There are movie blogs about horror movies, action movies, fantasy movies, sci-fi movies, and everything in between. Not only are a lot of the movie blogs pretty informational but they as well have trailers, posters, and images of the movie you are looking up.

When you are looking for movie blogs you can of course look on the internet through google or yahoo or whatever search engine you are wanting to use yet sometimes you can go to certain websites and they will have the proper information that you need. As for some blogs they are not as informative as others yet they will give you the bare information that you will need for knowing if the movie is good or not and sometimes they will not give you anything good to read. Google is usually chalk full of the blogs that haven’t been updated in months so those are the ones you are wanting to avoid.

When looking for good movie blogs to read about upcoming movies and information about them you can find good ones from lists of movie blog sites and such of the sort.

HE was the Hollywood hell-raiser who landed in jail and almost destroyed his career … but Robert Downey Jnr thought he had put his darkest days behind him.

Then he won a movie role that offered him a terrifying glimpse of how his life could have panned out had he not conquered his drug demons.

After two spells in jail, Robert cleaned up his act, but his latest film led him to face up to his old life on the edge.

“I’ve been that train wreck, and I’ve been that person next to that person who could be a train wreck,” he said.

It’s been a year of living successfully for Robert, who hit movie gold with Iron Man and his outrageous performance in Tropic Thunder, which brought him a second Oscar nomination. The Iron Man dvd sales helped Marvel to record profits for the year.

But his new movie, The Soloist, brought him face to face with what might have happened if he hadn’t become clean and sober nine years ago.

He plays a journalist who befriends a down-and-out musician, played by Jamie Foxx.

Director Joe Wright opted to shoot part of the film among the real homeless and mentally-ill of Los Angeles, and those scenes still clearly move Robert.

“It turned into this incredibly, wonderfully humbling three months on Skid Row, which is probably exactly what I needed,” he admitted.

“I can’t think of anyone who doesn’t relate to the metaphor of derailment and just how awful and tragic that is.”

With a fast-talking personality he can barely contain, Robert, 44, has spent all his life in the glamorous but dangerous world of showbusiness.

His father, Robert, is a movie director and his son, blessed with talent, connections and good looks, started in movies as a teenager. He made The Pick-up Artist in 1987, putting him on the fringes of the Eighties Brat Pack.