I don't think there will be a gaming roundup today, because all the "news" that piled up over the weekend consists of Joystiq whining about aesthetics of game purchases, fanboys complaining about the lack of console exclusivity of Capcom games, and something… Continue reading →
Here's the thing about writing news first thing Monday morning: I can understand most of the words I'm reading, but the eyes are always still a little bleary, and mistakes can be made. So imagine my surprise when I started reading about Miramax buying Boy In… Continue reading →
Corbin Bernsen. Man of baldness. Man of the TV guest star. Man of the bit part in way too many terrible Sci-Fi movies. Funny what happens when your LA Law star fades. Still, Corbin isn't giving up on the business that gave up on him (which it really didn't-… Continue reading →
Having watched Leon recently to re-acquaint myself before it was blessed with a spot on the CHUD Essentials list, I felt like one of the very few missed opportunities in the story was that the subplot about Leon “training” Mathilda pretty much had to be cut… Continue reading →
There are all kinds of reasons why John Rambo, the currently filming fourth installment of Sylvester Stallone's other shockingly-out-of-mothballs franchise, should be better than Cries and Whispers. First off, there's the fact that Cries and Whispers is staid… Continue reading →
Welcome to The Special Edition. CHILDREN OF MEN The best movie released last year was Children of Men. No offense to Oscar winner The Departed and no offense to Pan’s Labyrinth for it’s cinematography award, but Children of Men was my number one pick in both… Continue reading →
Hi, everyone. I'm Jeremy, and I'm officially a part of CHUD now. Let's shake hands and come out biting. Ahem. So there's this lingering misconception popular with males of a certain age group and a certain sexual timidity that Transformers: The Movie (aka The… Continue reading →
Martin Scorsese is in direct competition with Steven Spielberg to be the Guy From the 70s Who Has the Most Projects Percolating At Any One Time. But where Spielberg flirts with and then eventually spurns most of these projects, Marty has been just… Continue reading →
Last week I finally got to see Knocked Up, Judd Apatow’s follow-up to The 40-Year Old Virgin (you can read my review here). I’ve been dying to see the movie for some time, and I feel like half the people I have ever met saw it in test screenings or at South… Continue reading →
GIAMATTI. LINNEY. WILKINSON. MORSE. That, friends, is the starting line up for HBO’s John Adams, an upcoming seven-hour miniseries based on the Pulitzer Prize winner by David McCullough. The series will tell the story of the titular founding father and second… Continue reading →