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While many fedora fans anxiously await a fourth Indiana Jones movie and the more rational of us simply dread the very possibility of further convoluted treasure hunts and “comic relief” (see, it’s really his dog’s name! HAHAHAHAHA! Eh…), more rumors continue… Continue reading
REVIEWED THIS WEEK: – Detective Comics #809– Giant Size Spider-Woman #1– The Tick: Days of Drama #1– The Losers #26– Godland #1– JLA: Classified #10– Max Hamm: Fairy Tale Detective TPB– Star Wars: A Long Time Ago vol. 3– The Flash: Ignition TPB– The Thing:… Continue reading
Ryan Reynolds may have proven his action skills in Blade Trinity and… Foolproof, I guess, but he’s keeping those Van Wilder comic abilities honed as well. Like most wage-slaves, Reynolds and his chums aren’t fond of their immediate superiors at their places… Continue reading
Rank Title WeekendGross CumulativeGross Weeks in Release 1 Wedding Crashers $20,400,000 $116,000,000 3 2 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory $16,300,000 $148,000,000 3 3 Sky High $14,500,000 $14,500,000 1 4 Stealth $13,500,000 $13,500,000 1 5 Must Love Dogs… Continue reading
You have to admit, workaholic Nic Cage doesn’t do the same thing twice. He’s got Gore Verbinski’s family drama The Weather Man on the way, he’s playing flame-faced comic character Ghost Rider, but first he’s dealing arms in Lord of War. The flick features… Continue reading
Remember when milky-skinned siren Nicole Kidman made a few interesting film choices before latching onto high-concept projects and remakes? Those were the days… back before she decided to join the latest update of the classic sci-fi suspense tale Invasion of… Continue reading
The opening training mission sequence of Stealth introduces a trio of hotshot Navy superpilots in Ben Gannon (Josh Lucas), Kara Wade (Jessica Biel) and Henry Purcell (Jamie Foxx), who finish their task with a major bang as Ben announces he’s preparing for… Continue reading
The whole vampire genre might seem a little played out, but then someone comes along with an innovative approach to inject some fresh blood. MTV and Paramount thought the same way, so they grabbed up Andy Cosby’s high-concept horror comic Damn Nation for a… Continue reading
Despite some early rumors, the Doom movie does seem to be sticking close to many of the game’s details (it’s set on Mars and the aesthetic is aiming at the most recent game in the series), and will apparently be a violent and gruesome R-rating after all.… Continue reading
Are huge robot movies this week’s flavor in Hollywood? The Transformers movie may be hitting rumor potholes (though I have little doubt the movie will get made), but other creative/greedy types are looking at options while the mechanics get Optimus Prime… Continue reading
Mayhem master/bird wrangler John Woo has been working for almost a year (when he doesn’t get distracted with videogames and remakes of French New Wave cinema) putting together his historical film The Battle of Red Cliff, and he’s finally starting to gather… Continue reading
REVIEWED THIS WEEK:– Silent Dragon #1– The Defenders #1– Dungeons & Dragons: Homeworld #1 & 2– The Middleman #1– Zombie King #0– Mutation #1– All Star Batman & Robin #1– JSA Classified #1– Heartbreak #1– Tales Designed To Thrizzle #1 First Look: Diggle and Yu… Continue reading
