Spider-Man has a new boss and it’s Mickey Mouse! In a move that has both the film and comics genre geek press buzzing, the Walt Disney Company announced today that they will be acquiring Marvel [click for more]
The more I think about Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story, the more I am anxious to see the film. Sure, there is the possible local angle for myself, living here in the Wilkes-Barre, PA [click for more]
Rocker-turned-writer/director Rob Zombie is moving on from his revitalization of the Halloween horror franchise to remake another classic film, 1958’s The Blob. Variety has reported that Zombie has signed a deal to write, direct and [click for more]
Now you’re probably thinking that the current trend of adapting television shows into films has gone too far when they decide to try to transition a dance show to the big screen. But according to [click for more]
1. The Final Destination (Warner Brothers/New Line, 3,121 Theaters, 82 Minutes, Rated R): The “final” Final Destination? Gosh, I certainly hope so! The premise of these films is simple. A group of young people are [click for more]
Will Smith’s return to superheroics took another step forward with the hiring of Adam Fierro and Glen Mazzara to script a sequel to Smith’s 2008’s summer blockbuster Hancock. In the original film, Smith played an [click for more]
Back in April, we reported that a film crew for Michael Moore’s upcoming documentary, Capitalism: A Love Story, had traveled to Wilkes-Barre, PA to interview unnamed figures in a recent courthouse scandal involving judges receiving [click for more]
“You’re not in Kansas anymore!” So intones Stephen Lang’s Col. Quaritch in the opening moments of the sixteen minute preview of director James Cameron’s upcoming science-fiction epic Avatar which screened yesterday evening at IMAX theater [click for more]
If you had any thought that Quentin Tarantino was going to deliver a conventional World War Two picture with Inglorious Basterds, then you really don’t know the director or his work at all. For a [click for more]
Virginia Davis, who starred in a series of short films for Walt Disney that combined animation and live action and pre-dated Mickey Mouse, died last Saturday, August 15, at her home in Corona, CA. She [click for more]
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