“The horror, the horror!” Kurtz’s last words evoking the unspeakable reality of the Congo during the reign of Belgium’s King Leopold, were brought home to Europe by the narrator of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness. They meant to convey the infernal visions of what he had witnessed in a distant and exotic land. Kurtz, as […]
As bombastic as its name suggests, Borat explodes in your face, leaving a desert of meaning. One scene in particular describes the anthropological quest embodied by this film.
Aint It Cool News has a rumor that Duncan Jones (the director of Moon and Source Code) is taking a meeting at Fox to replace Darren Aronofsky, who opted out of directing Wolverine a few months ago.
Does Patrick Dempsey know something that the rest of us don’t? I wonder because I have read quite a few articles that say he’s lobbying to play Marvel’s Master of the Mystic Arts, Dr. Strange.
I happen to be a big fan of genre films, with horror and science-fiction being two of my favorites. Now, they aren’t for everyone, which I understand, though what I don’t get is the reason why some of those people don’t at least give them a chance.
I happen to be a regular reader of Hero Complex, a site that’s part of the Los Angeles Times (which happens to have been created in WordPress) and came upon an interview with Bruce Boxleitner, who played Alan Bradley in Tron and its sequel.
If David Cronenberg were a furniture aficionado that happened to specialize in chairs, he would probably own this one.
According to Nordling at Ain’t It Cool News, the likelihood for a sequel to Tron: Legacy grows greater, which isn’t a surprise if you’ve been following my posts on the matter with any sort of regularity.
In honor of the release of Tron: Legacy on DVD April 5th I’ve decided to answer a question on the minds of many sci-fi fans, which is: Will there be a sequel to Tron: Legacy–itself the sequel to Tron, a film released 28 years ago. I think that there definitely will be, and if I […]
