Archive · 2006
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BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Cinema EpochMSRP: $14.98RATING: NRRUNNING TIME: Somewhere around 60 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Commentary by director, producer, and makeup coordinator• Commentary by cast • Behind-the-scenes footage• Deleted scenes •… Continue reading
Buy it at Amazon: CLICK HERE!Studio: Warner Home VideoMSRP: $64.98Rated: NRRunning Time: 687 MinutesSpecial Features: · Thundercats Ultimate Adventure (disc 12 only) The Pitch “Watch some steroid popping cats uphold justice, truth, honor, and loyalty!” The… Continue reading
I generally feel that television shows based on movies are pretty much a bad idea. I can’t think of any, really, that have been successful (Note from Nick: Aside from M*A*S*H, Buffy, and The Accused). But every once in awhile, we do get a little gem that… Continue reading
In Off the Black, Nick Nolte plays a grizzled old ump who makes a controversial call on a high school student ballplayer. Later that night his house gets vandalized by a group of guys – he manages to catch one and march him inside at gunpoint. The vandal? The… Continue reading
In the last few years Spike Lee has made a heartbreaking documentary, a crowd-pleasing heist film, a terrible comedy no one bothered with and a great, gritty New York City film. It’s been so long since he’s made a controversial movie that he might actually be… Continue reading
The other day we announced that Joe Carnahan, director of Narc and next month’s Smokin’ Aces, would be answering your questions on his blog, smokinjoecarnahan.com. The response was terrific; we got a ton of great questions, which Joe has been answering at a… Continue reading
We all suspected as much, but now it’s official: JJ Abrams will be captaining the Starship Enterprise on its next adventure in space. The guy behind Alias, Mission: Impossible III and, to some extent, Lost, was long involved as a producer on the newest… Continue reading
The National Board of Review – the fairly strange and often secretive group of non-critics who give out the awards season’s first honors – has name Clint Eastwood’s Letters from Iwo Jima as the best picture of the year, certainly making Warner Bros glad they… Continue reading
Steven Spielberg’s spent the last couple of years attaching himself to projects and then walking away. When he’s at his best, he can be attached to as many as 46 different films in any given week. One that he keeps coming back to, though, is a biopic about… Continue reading
Open Water director Chris Kentis and producer Laura Lau have been reunited by Warner Bros. for Indianapolis. The film will be an adaptation of Douglas Stanton's book In Harm's Way. The story focuses on the World War 2 crusier, the U.S.S. Indianapolis. The… Continue reading
Lost is one of those shows that frustrates you so much, you still continue to come back every week just to see if something new is revealed. Usually, your questions go unanswered. But that still doesn't stop it from being one of the most highly rated shows on… Continue reading
As some of you are aware [not many, as I've kept this on the sly], in addition to Meg and 11 Colonels ATTACK! I have other projects in the works, some as a producer and others as a writer. In October and November, we shot the movie Grizzly Park in the… Continue reading
