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TRANSFORMERS 2: 20 More To Meet The Eye?

June 2, 2008 Rich Drees

Transformers fans will rejoice and everyone else will probably just groan when they hear that the sequel to Michael Bay’s giant robots gone wild extravaganza from last summer may contain upwards of 20 robot characters. [click for more]

Larry Gross Remembers Making 48 HOURS

June 2, 2008 Rich Drees

Long before it was a CBS investigative journalism show, 48 Hours was known as the movie that launched the film career of Saturday Night Live performer Eddie Murphy as well as gave rise to the [click for more]

UPDATE: Universal Studios Fire, Nothing Irreplaceable Lost

June 1, 2008 Rich Drees

The fire that broke out at Universal Studios early Sunday morning will not hamper a majority of the production work going on at the studio, despite it having damaged several standing outdoor sets. “Tomorrow will [click for more]

BREAKING: Fire At Universal Studios

June 1, 2008 Rich Drees

A fire has broken out at the back lot of Universal Studios. Reuters is reporting that over two hundred firefighters and two helicopters have been dispatched to battle the blaze. We’ll have further details as [click for more]

Max Brooks Talks WORLD WAR Z Flick

June 1, 2008 Rich Drees

Yesterday at the Philadelphia WizardWorld comics convention, Max Brooks spoke briefly about the forthcoming adaptation of his popular zombie novel World War Z. During an hour long question and answer session in which Brooks talked [click for more]

DISASTER MOVIE Poster Promises Disasterous Movie

May 30, 2008 Rich Drees

There are just some titles you shouldn’t use for your film, because you are really just inviting everyone to heap abuse on you. Just ask Mel Brooks about the reception his 1991 flop Life Stinks [click for more]

I’m Ready For My Close Up, Mr. Bay

May 30, 2008 Rich Drees

Can you walk and chew gum at the same time? Do you think you could do it while trying to stay out from underfoot giant robots? If so, and you happen to live in the [click for more]

This Week’s Theatrical Releases

May 29, 2008 Bill Gatevackes

1. Sex and the City (3,285 Theaters, 148 Minutes, Rated R): Carrie and the girls finally hit the big screen and all I can say is, eh. Granted, I know that I am not the [click for more]

EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL Spoofs Broadway Posters

May 29, 2008 Rich Drees

OK, I’ll admit that this is only movie based is the loosest possible terms, but I’m running with it anyway. One of the best live theater experiences I’ve had in the past several years was [click for more]

Breaking News: STAR TREK Composer Alexander Courage Has Died

May 29, 2008 Rich Drees

Alexander Courage, the composer who wrote one of the most recognizable television theme songs ever for the series Star Trek has passed away in Palisades, California at the age of 88. His passing on May [click for more]