Podcast
Big Picture Podcast – SHAFT
In this installment Rich and Natasha come to very different conclusions about the new SHAFT franchise reboot. [click for more]
Tim Story
Movie News
First Trailer For New SHAFT Showcases Three Generations Of Bad Mother F—–
Just talking ’bout the SHAFT trailer. [click for more]
Movie News
Kevin Hart To Star In MONOPOLY For Hasbro
The comic will star in a comedy inspired by the iconic board game. [click for more]
Movie News
Story, Columbus Join Warners Animation Group For TOM & JERRY, SCOOBY-DOO Films.
Warner Brothers is getting serious about launching their animated characters into a new set of films by tapping Tim Story and Chris Columbus to work on two of their biggest properties. [click for more]
Movie News
Eddie Murphy, Tim Story Heading Up GRUMPY OLD MEN Remake
The 1993 comedy is getting a remake. [click for more]
Comics And Film
When Will Marvel Studios Be Making A FANTASTIC FOUR Movie? Maybe Never
Fans expecting that Disney’s purchase of Fox will finally bring a better FANTASTIC FOUR film might not want to hold their breath. [click for more]
Comics And Film
Is This The End Of The FANTASTIC FOUR?
Four films were made, and only three were released. None were critically acclaimed. And the latest appears to be a franchise killer. Can FANTASTIC FOUR bounce back? Yes, and we’ll tell them how. [click for more]
Featured Stories
HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: The Not-So-Fantastic-Voyage
The Fantastic Four might have been the property that put Marvel Comics on the map, but it has yet to get the cinematic respect it deserves. [click for more]
Film Reviews
Review: FANTASTIC FOUR: RISE OF THE SILVER SURFER
To call the comic book adaptation sequel Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer a better film than its predecessor, would be damning it with the faintest of praise. The film manages to capitalize and [click for more]
Film Reviews
Review: FANTASTIC FOUR
When a comic book film fails, it is sometimes because the filmmakers stray too far from the source material (see last summer’s Catwoman), losing what gave the characters their appeal and alienating the already built-in [click for more]