Archive · 2005
243 posts
Just the other day I basically surrendered to the concept of remakes (The Wild Bunch finally broke me). I recognize the value of a brand, I’m honestly sick of bitching about them, and people are probably exhausted from reading all our complaints, for all the… Continue reading
Every single day of the week, a new Graboid appears on this site for you to guess the name of the film, share with your officemates, or discuss on our message boards. Sometimes the graboid will be very easy and sometimes it'll be as obscure as obscure gets.… Continue reading
So for the past couple of weeks, I've slowly unleashed the press coverage for Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang. Check out Part 1 with Downey and Kilmer here and Part 2 with Michelle Monaghan here. This week finally sees this baby go wide, but apparently, not in as many… Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner Bros.MSRP: $30.97RATED: PGRUNNING TIME: 115 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:• Featurettes• Interactive games Aside from updating archaic special effects with state-of-the-art sizzle, there’s always the question of what else a… Continue reading
I think the best way to describe this interview is rambling. It seems that this is how talking to director Jim Sheridan works – you make a statement or ask a question and you sit back for four or five minutes and listen to him just sort of talk about whatever… Continue reading
I think the best way to describe this interview is rambling. It seems that this is how talking to director Jim Sheridan works – you make a statement or ask a question and you sit back for four or five minutes and listen to him just sort of talk about whatever… Continue reading
I always get so happy whenever any news about a Freaks & Geeks alumnus hits, and I get even happier when it’s about Paul Feig. There’s a lot of back and forth on who is responsible for what on that classic and cancelled show, and I know that Judd Apatow… Continue reading
He had been talking it up, but now it’s official – George Romero is teaming with Stephen King again for From A Buick 8, based on King’s recent novel.I don’t know much about the book, having completely given up on King a couple of years ago, but here’s the… Continue reading
I remember Hayden Christensen recently implying he was considering retiring from the Hollywood machine. I suppose if I watched myself in the prequels I’d probably contemplate it too, but handing me a small paper rectangle with several digits printed on it… Continue reading
November's in full swing, and the unofficial pre-Holiday rollout begins, stopping only in between bouts of joblessness to purchase more DVDs and writing off massive amounts of debt (thanks, Credit Cards!). The following weeks will see more and more… Continue reading
“What Were They Thinking?” Indeed, Writers Keith Giffen and Mike Leib Have Fun Dubbing Over an Old World War II War Comic By Sean Fahey Take an old Wally Wood war comic from the 1950’s and add a healthy serving of “Mystery Science Theater 3000” (as dubbed by… Continue reading
There are some days when you just can't believe who you're talking to. One of these came as I was seated next to Donald Sutherland, one of the best – and eternally coolest – actors of all time. To even try to list his best film credits would be an exercise in… Continue reading
