Disney has found their title character for Prince Caspian, the next film in The Chronicles of Narnia. Now they just have to make sure they have some lawyers available, as the actor might be sued by his current employer. The actor’s name is Ben Barnes, and… Continue reading →
While we wait for Dan to bring us the weekend box office report, I wanted to give you two bits of exciting news about friends of the site: The Messengers, the first film written by former CHUD journalist Smilin’ Jack Ruby (Mark Wheaton to his bank) debuted… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner Home VideoMSRP: $27.98RATED: PG-13RUNNING TIME: 102 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Available Subtitles: English, Spanish, French • Available Audio Tracks: Mandarin (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1) • "The… Continue reading →
It’s weird, but I think I’m starting to come around to the idea of Time/Warner/Turner/AOL owning everything. I feel like Meg Ryan in You’ve Got Mail, and it freaks me out. Over the last year or so, they’ve released a ton of fairly obscure movies on DVD,… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERESTUDIO: New Line Home VideoMSRP: $28.98RUNNING TIME: 89 minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: • Commentary with director Jonathan Liebesman and producers Andrew Form and Brad Fuller• Bad to the Bone: documentary on making of the film• Deleted… Continue reading →
It was only a matter of time before Severin Films ran into some trouble. Calling themselves the “Criterion of Smut,” the new DVD label puts out wonderful editions of extremely naughty movies like Just Jaeckin’s legendary Gwendoline and the adult cartoon Once… Continue reading →
Warner Bros cleaned house on two superhero properties this week – not long after Joss Whedon announced that he was off the Wonder Woman movie, David Goyer chimed in with the news that he was no longer involved in The Flash. For many people this is good news –… Continue reading →
This set visit piece will contain minor spoilers for His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass. Standing in a vast expanse of green, the young girl hugs a disembodied polar bear head. She cries and speaks, inaudibly where I’m standing, to the head, which… Continue reading →
VS. Order Dallas – Season 6 on DVDOrder The Waltons – Season 4 on DVDIn recent years I’ve learned something rather disturbing about myself that has become even more apparent since I signed onto this lovely gig: I hate wholesomeness. Loathe it, despise it,… Continue reading →
What’s the point of making Hair II if you can’t get Treat Williams back? This was what was going through my head as the trailer for Across the Universe played. The comparison people are going to be using is Moulin Rouge, since the movie, a musical about a… Continue reading →
Last week, THUD reported that Spike Lee signed to direct the pilot M.O.N.Y. for NBC. At the time, I said that the project – about an ordinary guy who becomes the mayor of New York – sounded like an ideal match for Lee and that it was one of the new pilots to… Continue reading →
The most shocking thing about Joss Whedon being off the Wonder Woman movie is how quickly it was announced. Just yesterday, Warner Bros bought a non-Whedon Wonder Woman script, claiming they were trying to head off a potential lawsuit. Many people were… Continue reading →