Now You See Me 2 – Official Trailer 1
I actually enjoyed the original Now You See Me, despite that the story made no sense
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Jessica Jones Clip – All In & Marvel’s Daredevil Season 2 Promo Clip – Luke Cage
This time around we get to seem more of the villainous Kilgrave (David Tennant).
The Lighter Side
What happened in Paris yesterday, it goes without saying, was a tragedy on so many levels.
Will Hollywood Ever Learn? -Gods Of Egypt Edition
Alex Proyas is a pretty interesting director and I’ve enjoyed quite a few of his movies, particularly The Crow and Dark City (I didn’t mind I, Robot, despite its story having little to do with Issac Asimov’s story).
Postmortem: The Thing (2011)
With John Carpenter’s 1982 movie The Thing–based on Christian Nyby’s 1951 movie The Thing From Another World and the original John Campbell short novel, Who Goes There?–we got to see a director at the peak of his powers.
Jessica Jones – Official Trailer 2
For Marvel’s Daredevil I literally watched the entire first series over about a day and a half. The reason I did so was because i wanted to see if i could, though i was also curious if could stand up to a serious binge-viewing. And it passed with flying colors. I’m not terribly familiar with […]
What Spectre Shows About Batman v. Superman: Dawn Of Justice
While the budget for Batman v. Superman: Dawn Of Justice, hasn’t been released yet, it’s rumored to be expensive.
Warcraft – Official Trailer
…the CGI is looking particularly gamey, as in video gamey.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Vs. The Dark Side (Of The Internet)
It goes without saying that the internet has been beneficial to humanity. It possesses a democratizing effect in that no matter or how little money or resources at your command, you potentially have the same access to information that a person with significantly greater resources has. But like any benison, there’s a dark side. The […]
Preacher – Teaser Trailer
Vertigo’s Hellraiser was a groundbreaker of sorts for DC Comics, which despite being adapted as a movie starring Keanu Reeves in 2005 and a television show in 2014 was never quite as successful as fans of the character would have wanted it to be.
