“It’s been quiet an interesting period film-wise,” writer J. Michael Straczynski stated this past weekend at the New York Comic Con. Although he has worked in television for the better part of two decades, notably [click for more]
Rhys Ifans has been offered the role of the villain in Sony Picture’s upcoming Spirder-Man reboot. No word yet as to which one of the wall crawler’s rogue gallery he will be playing though. Speculation [click for more]
Movies have been turned into comic books and comic books have been turned into movies. But never has the back and forth between the page and the big screen been anything like this. Director Morgan [click for more]
What more does one need to know about a film like Mutant Girls Squad that you can’t discern from the title? There is a girl who discovers that she is a mutant and joins a [click for more]
In what will probably come as a disappointment to many comics fans, DC Entertainment Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns downplayed the idea that the comics publishers superheroes would appear in a shared cinematic universe the [click for more]
Although we reviewed the crazy horror comedy Vampire Girl Vs Frankenstein Girl when it screened at last summer’s New York Asian Film Festival, we’re re-presenting it as the film will be screening tomorrow at the [click for more]
Although it had been widely speculated, DC Entertainment Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns confirmed earlier today at the New York Comic Con that the first trailer for the upcoming Green Lantern film from Warner Brothers [click for more]
Turner Classic Movies will be honoring the career of the recently passed Tony Curtis this Sunday with a 24-hour, 12 film marathon of the actor’s work. “Tony Curtis has been one of TCM’s most supportive [click for more]
You may have noticed that posting has been a little light these past couple of days, as we have been getting ready to head out to this year’s New York Comic Con. We’ll be hitting [click for more]
1. Life As We Know It (Warner Brothers, 3,100+ Theaters, 112 Minutes, Rated PG-13): Katherine Heigl is becoming the queen of the romantic comedy with a twist–multiple time bridesmaid finds love, feminist falls for misogynist, [click for more]
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