Dave Davis

914 posts

THOR'S COMIC COLUMN

The threat of Annihilation just gets bigger and bigger By Graig Kent After the climactic and cool finales to the Annihilation prologue mini-series featuring the Silver Surfer and Nova (the Ronan and Super-Skrull minis didn’t sell me past their first issues),… Continue reading →

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE REPORT

Rank Title WeekendGross CumulativeGross Weeks in Release 1 Talladega Nights $23,000,000 $91,200,000 2 2 Step Up $21,000,000 $21,000,000 1 3 World Trade Center $19,000,000 $26,800,000 1 4 Barnyard $10,000,000 $34,000,000 2 5 Pulse $8,400,000 $8,400,000 1 6… Continue reading →

A NEW PRISONER

After many others have tried, Batman Begins director Christopher Nolan will attempt to condense the cerebral 17-episode series The Prisoner into a coherent feature film. Some time after he’s done telling the next chapter in the saga of The Dark Knight (which… Continue reading →

SWEET JUMPING JEDI

Even though he got blasted out a skyscraper window by him in what might be the most unintentionally hilarious scene in the Star Wars prequels (and there were a lot of them), Sam Jackson is still on good terms with Hayden Christensen – they’re working together… Continue reading →

TRAILER: SMOKIN' ACES

What. The. Hell? Smokin’ Aces is the movie that Narc director Joe Carnahan made after exiting Mission Impossible 3, and thank a god other than Xenu that he did. All I knew was that the flick was a casino crime tale, but I certainly didn’t expect it to… Continue reading →

THE CHUD THINKER 8.10.06

I like to believe regular CHUD readers are reasonably smart – astute enough to have found our site, and masochistic enough to keep returning. We've been running the Daily Graboid for nearly a year now to test your movie knowledge, but how about straining that… Continue reading →

3 POSTERS OF 300

I’m not gonna lie – this year has been sorely disappointing when it comes to movies. Sure there have been a handful of high quality blindsiders and a few prepackaged blockbusters that scraped past average, but 2006 has really dropped a heavy steamer on the… Continue reading →