Scott Pilgrim vs. the World might just be the best adaptation of a comic book that you have ever seen. It captures the flashy imagery of the original medium, right down to the speed lines and boldly [click for more]
Personally, I cannot wait until Saturday’s Marvel panel at San Diego Comic Con. Hopefully, at that panel, we’ll get a definite answer to all these casting rumors once and for all. The latest rumor making [click for more]
Fans of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’s mashup love letter to the exploitation cinema of the 70s, Grindhouse, may have reason to rejoice. Director Edgar Wright tweeted yesterday – Since Don’t is one of the [click for more]
It looks like the line-up at The Avengers is getting even more shored up, as rumors indicate that Ant Man and the Wasp are close to being cast. Cinema Blend is one of many sources reporting [click for more]
With their slate of comic-book adaptations set through 2012 with blockbusters Iron Man 2, Thor, Captain America and The Avengers, Marvel Studios is looking to diversify the size of their films beyond that. CHUD is [click for more]
If you’ve ever flipped through the comic book The Boys, you probably noticed that one of the characters, Wee Hughie, looks alot like British comic actor Simon Pegg. That’s because the series’ creators Garth Ennis [click for more]
The comedy duo has all but disappeared from movies today. A holdover from the days of vaudeville, double acts like Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy and lesser knowns like Olsen and Johnson or Wheeler [click for more]
Forget Nixon/Frost. I’m more looking forward to the next Pegg/Frost collaboration. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, the stars of Shaun Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz, are teaming for a third film, Paul, a road [click for more]
In 2004 writer/ director Edgar Wright and writer/actor Simon Pegg delightfully surprised audiences with Shaun Of The Dead. What made Shaun of the Dead work so well is that the story was a romantic comedy [click for more]
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