Most everyone can agree that The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable are the two best films on writer/director M. Night Shyamalan’s filmography. And a big part of their success can possibly be attributed to the work [click for more]
Over the weekend, I found myself reading an online article tracing the various looks that old time radio hero-turned comic book hero the Green Hornet had sported in his various four color incarnations over the [click for more]
I have to wonder how Hollywood agents and PR people feel about their clients using twitter to make announcements. I imagine that it has probably been the cause for numerous stern words and raised voices [click for more]
About 15 minutes into Jonah Hex, I started thinking about Josh Brolin’s teeth. I was thinking–were they accurate? There had to be dental hygiene back in the old west–tooth powders and whatnot, but Jonah’s mouth [click for more]
As The Blues Brothers celebrated the 30th anniversary of its release this week, it received a rather unexpected accolade when the Vatican’s official newspaper L’Osservatore Romano named the film as a “Catholic classic,” recommending it [click for more]
1. Toy Story 3 (Disney/Pixar, 4,028 Theaters, 103 Minutes, Rated G): The franchise that started the Pixar empire is back, and, really, how can you not be excited. Of course, it has been 11 years [click for more]
The Hollywood Reporter’s Heat Vision blog is reporting that Ron Howard’s and Brian Grazer’s Imagine Entertainment have partnered with Radical Pictures to bring the latter’s comic book arm’s fairy tale inspired Legends: The Enchanted to the [click for more]
The more I write about Warner Brothers planned Logan’s Run film, the more I am starting to believe producers Joel Silver and Akiva Goldsman insistence that this film will be more an adaption of William [click for more]
If you were looking forward to seeing the upcoming remake of Red Dawn or the Joss Whedon-produced horror film Cabin In The Woods, you’re going to have wait a bit longer. Although both films are [click for more]
Russell Crowe has just attached himself to star in a remake of the 80s television series The Equalizer. Crowe will be playing Robert McCall, a retired intelligence agent helping people as a way to atone [click for more]
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