Look, a bird. No, it’s a plane. I’m sorry, did you just confuse a bird with a plane? Man of Steel will not be confused with either of those. Well, maybe the plane in reference to its super-sonic pacing. Superman has had a somewhat rocky past. The original and its first sequel are beloved by…
What better movie to get its own museum exhibit than Anchorman? Well maybe a few, but this is still pretty cool.I’ve never been to Washington D.C. let alone the Newsuem, where the exhibit will be displayed, so those of you on the east coast will have to let us all know how it is.Check out…
World War Z had it’s “black carpet” world premiere in London on June 2nd. The event was packed with stars and filmmakers and musical guest Muse. Brad Pitt made a surprise appearance at CinemaCon in April to debut some extended footage and I was pleasantly surprised by it and I’m looking forward to seeing it…
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far way…no, wait, that’s not right. Space, the final frontier. Yes, that’s it. Is that tag line really relevant anymore? At the time the original series aired our space exploration was in its infancy, if you will, and movies and TV were really limited on what they…
The Great Gatsby is pretty much required reading for high school English students in almost every school. I know it was in mine (the same English class featured in my Sinister review). I, however, never read The Great Gatsby. I passed all the tests and book reports and such without ever cracking the cover. That…
Back in 2008 Marvel released the first movie for its cinematic endeavor, Iron Man. It was followed that June by the widely underappreciated, The Incredible Hulk. Iron Man, however, showed that Marvel was serious and it gave us our first glimpse of the world they had created. Two years later it was followed by the…
Do you even lift, bro? The guys in Michael Bay’s Pain and Gain sure do and lots of it. They even lift during stressful situations where lifting should be furthest from your mind. Pain and Gain follows a trio of local Miami bodybuilders as their lust for money goes from a somewhat simple snatch and…
When I think of Matthew McConaughey as the title character in writer/director Jeff Nichols’ Mud, I think that is the most spot on casting I have ever seen. Even better than Keanu Reeves as John Constantine, or Arnold Schwarzenegger as John Kimble. Mud is a simple man. He lives on an island in the middle…
When I think of North Bay I think of movies like Primer, Looper, and The Butterfly Effect, time traveling movies where the consequences are horrible and dire. North Bay isn’t exactly about time traveling, and the consequences of the scientist’s actions aren’t detrimental in any way (yet), but it had that same mysterious vibe to…
Unfortunately we were unable to make the Disney presentation earlier in the day because we were busy interviewing the likes of Gore Verbinski and Armie Hammer, the director and star of the upcoming The Lone Ranger. In the afternoon, however, we weaseled our way into the Sony Pictures presentation. I think everyone is starting to get…
