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Kevin Tancharoen, the director of 2009’s “Fame” reboot–perhaps one of the most unnecessary remakes that I can recall–was so impressed with “Mortal Combat” that he directed a series of short films, four of which I have included below, that reinvented the series in a more realistic, gritty fashion than Paul W.S. Anderson’ s original film. […]
Chris Carter, whose absence from movies and television could almost be the subject of an X-File itself, is back, according to Deadline. He was the driving force behind television series like “The X-Files,” “Harsh Realm,” Millennium,” and “The Lone Gunmen,” as well as the films, “The X-Files: Fight The Future” and its sequel, “X-Files: I […]
Here’s the trailer for the upcoming second season of the Frank Darabont-less “The Walking Dead.” While I can’t get around, over, or under that it seems that he was treated very shabbily by AMC, there’s some comfort in, according to Aint It Cool News, that the first episode of the new season is the believed by them […]
Superherohype has images of Anne Hathaway as Catwoman from the upcoming “The Dark Knight Rises,” and I am hoping that the pictures taken are really bad ones because they appear to look really, really mediocre. I could have posted about this earlier, but I was just so underwhelmed.
Global warning, earthquakes, nuclear disasters. All considered by some to be signs that humanity has overstayed its welcome on planet Earth, and that deserving Christian types will be rescued, while the rest of us will be doomed to remain upon a dying planet.
An ‘Easter egg’ is defined by The Associated Press Stylebook as: “a hidden “surprise” in a program, a website, a DVD or a television show, such as an extra level of a computer game or a message.” I was watching “Thor” yesterday when I noticed the poster pictured above on the side of a wall. […]
Many view “The Chronicles of Riddick,” as a failure, which it very well be, depending upon your metrics. If you’re looking exclusively at box office receipts, then it was, seeing that it brought in $59 million domestically and $58 million internationally, for a total of $115 million. That’s a decent take, though when you consider that […]
I found this new piece of promo art on Collider from from “The Avengers” and thought that people would be interested in seeing it (who don’t happen to check Collider). It makes really cool wallpaper for the person that just can’t quite get enough of superhero art, besides providing a glimpse of the Avengers in […]
The trailer for Andrew Niccol’s “In Time,” starring Justin Timberlake. It sounds like a bit of “Logan’s Run” with a liberal dash of John Christopher’s “The White Mountains.”
Here’s the trailer for “Twilight: Breaking Dawn.” I don’t personally see the attraction of the series, then again, the millions of people that do more than make up for my lack of interest. That being said, what does interest me is that Bill Condon is behind the camera, because a talented director can elevate just about any project, […]
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