Travelling through Utah back in the day must have been the worst. If the elements didn't get you, the Mormons would. If, you know, you happened to be traveling through the sage and snakes of Southern Utah territory in an Arkansas wagon train named “Fancher”… Continue reading →
As a legal and tax paying Utah resident, I put up with a lot of abuse. Rage-inducing driving, bitter cold winters and heaps of condescending “You live in Utah!?” mockery. But when January rolls around and the Sundance Film Festival turns Park City into a sea… Continue reading →
The last few weeks, we've seen a lot of 300. The studio is churning things out so fast, it’s hard to keep up. One poster iteration after another after a new trailer after another poster after another trailer. I’ve worried about overkill in posting these, but… Continue reading →
As the first big ol' movie to kick off the summer season, Spider-Man 3 is only three and a half months away. As the the line of demarcation between May 4 and Spidey fans grows thinner, the Spider-Man 3 website grows fatter. And by fatter I mean filled with… Continue reading →
Rank Title Weekend Gross Cumulative Gross Weeks in Release 1 Stomp the Yard $13,300,000 $41,564,000 2 2 Night at the Museum $13,000,000 $205,840,000 5 3 Dreamgirls $8,711,000 $78,118,000 6 4 The Hitcher $8,234,000 $8,234,000 1 5 The Pursuit of Happyness… Continue reading →
Spider-Man has been the rare gift that keeps on giving- both to fans and to its studio, Sony Pictures. So far, it's working for everyone and Sony's doing their damndest to keep it that way. Riding the buzz train that will be Spider-Man 3, word on both… Continue reading →
300 is a film that’s getting humped every which way from the film geek crowd (I’m doing my duty around the ankle parts), but one I haven’t heard a lot of buzz around from the mainstream movie goer. When March 9 rolls around, it will be interesting to see if… Continue reading →
The MPAA, smugly caught with their pants down and forcibly man-handled by Kirby Dick and This Film Is Not Yet Rated, is in the process of attempting to more clearly explain ratings decisions. Of course, Dan Glickman (Jack Valenti's replacement) has stated… Continue reading →
– In the recent (and welcome) rollout of films tackling current wars, likeable guy playing Michael Pena (WTC, Crash) has hopped on board the Lions for Lambs APC as it heads for what sounds like the multiple story drama set in Afghanistan. Pena will play a… Continue reading →
Following in the steps of a million You Tube videos, Edward McHenry director of… nothing (and that's ok!), will be cutting his teeth on a new film using action figures instead of people: Jackboots on Whitehall, an uber-alternate reality comedy set in… Continue reading →
– Aaaah-aaaaaaah! Flash! Fire up the rocketship and prepare for Ming the Merciless. Flash Gordon is getting a rebirth thanks to Sci-Fi and the guy who brought you Legend of Earthsea. That's right. Twenty two episodes of poor special effects and theatrics… Continue reading →
Rank Title Weekend Gross Cumulative Gross Weeks in Release 1 Stomp the Yard $22,000,000 $22,000,000 1 2 Night at the Museum $17,100,000 $185,756,000 4 3 The Pursuit of Happyness $9,100,000 $134,479,000 5 4 Dreamgirls $8,122,000 $64,963,000 5 5 Freedom Writers… Continue reading →