MATT WALSH AND IAN ROBERTS STAR IN NEW continue reading...
Actor Charlie Sheen has voluntarily entered rehab, and CBS has announced a temporary production pause on the popular sitcom Two and a Half Men until his return… continue reading...
According to the Associated Press, The Hong Kong based studio that brought us 2007’s TMNT and 2009’s Astro Boy has shut down. continue reading...
Along with the rest of what’s sacred from 80s pop culture, Conan The Barbarian is being remade. The comic book inspired movie helped launch the career of Arnold Schwarzenegger and gave us all a fondness for outrageous accents and grotesque muscles. continue reading...
Monday’s can be drab, So I thought it would be a good idea to point you in the direction of Mitchell and Webb’s Death Ray comedy skit. Like all good comedy, it isn’t quite what you would imagine!
With so many SNL skits making their way to the big screen (like MacGruber), you have to wonder why this idea hasn’t been picked up as a feature film? The mad scientist featured here would be an amazing and unconventional protagonist! continue reading...
In Film Studies, the one thing that always caused me to scratch my head and take a trip to The How Come Room was the opening of 1941’s “Citizen Kane”, starring Orson Welles. continue reading...
In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com takes a look at the back story of the unique comic book hero Thor. As the son of the lord of gods, Thor was awarded with the hammer of Mjolnir. Over time he became headstrong and selfish. In order to teach him a lesson, his father cast him into a mortal body, and robbed him of his powers and memories. Thor then became Donald Blake, a medical student at New York State College. However, upon discovering a mythical cave in Norway, he regained his powers and grew a sense of purpose fighting crime. continue reading...
For those who missed the Golden Globe Awards this weekend, here’s the highlight moment of the event. Robert Downey Jr. gave an entertaining speech and joked about his career restarts, who he should thank and being the guy that was chosen to compete with Avatar. Enjoy! continue reading...
Harrison Ford (Han Solo) is 67 years old, Mark Hamill (Luke) is 58, Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia) is 53. continue reading...
It’s been a long and bumpy road, but the stars (literally) have lined up to make this project a reality. That’s right, even the final hold-outs (Bill Murray, Sigourney Weaver and the previously retired Rick Moranis) have signed up. continue reading...