Doing this the right way, counting back as it was back in the day. One a day. Discuss it right here. Previous deaths: 100, 99, 98, 97, 96, 95, 94, 93, 92, 91, 90, 89, 88, 87, 86, 85, 84, 83, 82. Enjoy!* # 81 -The Abyss As his innards imploded and his skeleton… Continue reading →
The official site for The Dark Knight, which has been showing a Bat Signal for the last week or two, has updated with… a link! The link takes you to ibelieveinharveydent.com, which right now only has a ‘campaign’ image of Dent running for District Attorney.… Continue reading →
Everyone makes a big deal over what a racist caricature Sax Rohmer's Fu Manchu was, but, if these overly sensitive critics would deign to read just one of Rohmer's wonderful books, they'd learn differently. To wit (from The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu): "Imagine… Continue reading →
I hope someone makes a movie about my life someday. If they do, I’m guaranteed to not only be remembered forever, but also to be remembered as better looking than I really am – after all, they rarely cast uglies in the lead of a motion picture. For example… Continue reading →
300, and its explosive box office run, had a lot of surprises for the industry, but one of the greatest was the ease with which Gerard Butler anchored the film in his star-making turn as King Leonidas. And ever since then, casual fans and fanboys alike have… Continue reading →
When people think about teen films from the 80s they fall into a John Hughes reverie, but for my money one of the best teen films of the decade had nothing to do with that guy or his players; it’s Taps, a 1981 military school drama with a killer cast,… Continue reading →
Hey, now we can say that the summer season is really kicking in. Wait, maybe I should say it like I'm David Caruso:Well, now it's obvious.Summer's kicking in.Shit, that was way too Shatner. Or maybe I'm on to something…THE MOST INTERESTING FILM OF THE… Continue reading →
For me, movies based on kung fu manuals pretty much reached an impenetrable ceiling when Stephen Chow turned out the slow-starting, yet insanely entertaining Kung Fu Hustle. For the unfortunate uninitiated, he played a shifty geek whose life was irrevocably… Continue reading →
Somehow, the idea of an Al Pacino/Robert DeNiro film still seems like an event film even though the the legendary actors haven't had the same quantity of powerhouse roles as they used to, both choosing to pursue passion projects and in the latter's case to… Continue reading →
Say what you want about Smokin' Aces (and a lot of you did), it was a pleasure to have Joe Carnahan once again orchestrating cinematic mayhem after an interminable five year layoff (just another reason to hate Mission: Impossible III). Though the script was… Continue reading →
With regards to the Transformers character design argument, I'm staying way the Terry Funk out of it – mostly because I don't care, but also because my grading scale on giant robots is insanely forgiving. Basically, if they look like they could throw a Big… Continue reading →