Archive · 2006

June 2006

209 posts

DVD REVIEW: NEW POLICE STORY

BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Lions Gate MSRP: $26.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 123 Minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: • Jackie Chan DVD introduction• Jackie Chan commentary on two scenes• Making of New Police Story• English dubbing with Jackie• Jackie's personal… Continue reading →

FIRST LAST KISS

6/6/06 wasn’t just the day The Omen opened and plenty of people found excuses to have Satanic parties – it was also National Punch an Emo Kid day. I hope Zach Braff is OK – he’s like the posterboy for that group. I love him and his work, but boy does he have… Continue reading →

KING GEORGE DEMANDS CONNERY

Now that Star Wars is over, George Lucas can finally get back into making experimental, indie type films. Like Indiana Jones 4. It seems to me like this movie not only should never happen, but that it quite likely will never happen. Still, Lucas et al are… Continue reading →

STILL FEELING HOSTEL

When I met Eli Roth at the Slither premiere afterparty, he told me his plans for the sequel to Hostel: “This time I want to try to get some nudity and violence in there,” he said. He’s expanded on that to MTV, explaining that Hostel 2 will be about three… Continue reading →

THEY FOUND SOME TALENT

The days of studios throwing mad sums of money at every comic that comes along may be fading away, but when you’ve got a hot property on your hands like our boys at Boom!, the moviemakers sit up and take notice. Then write a nice check. Universal has wrapped… Continue reading →

DAILY GRABOID 6.9.06

What is this? Every single day of the week (almost), a new "Graboid", a single moment grabbed from a random movie, 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… Continue reading →

REVIEW: CARS

I knew something was very wrong when Larry the Cable Guy’s Mater was my favorite character in Pixar’s latest film, Cars. In many ways Mater is the character that kept me involved in the story, which takes almost two hours to finally reach its conclusion, and… Continue reading →