If there was a favorite moment from the Watchmen graphic novel that didn’t make it into Zack Snyder’s epic film adaptation, there’s still some hope you might get to see it. Warner brothers has announced [click for more]
Often considered a difficult work to adapt due to its complicated themes and story structure as well as the expense required to recreate its alternate history world of the 1980s, director Zack Snyder’s film version [click for more]
1. Watchmen (Warner Brothers, 3,611 Theaters, 163 Minutes, Rated R): They are a skittish group, these comic fans, especially when it comes to movies based on their favorite heroes. They complain when plot elements change, get [click for more]
The film event of the entire New York Comic Con weekend happened late Saturday morning with the screening of the opening 18 minutes of the long-awaited, upcoming adaptation of the graphic novel Watchmen. Introduced by [click for more]
1. The Pink Panther 2 (Sony/Columbia, 3,243 Theaters, 92 Minutes, Rated PG): True story, my niece rented the first Steve Martin Pink Panther film and was greatly disappointed. The pink animated cat never showed up. [click for more]
Watchmen viral site The New Frontiersman has published a new photo (click for bigger version) showing the Comedian during his tour of duty in Vietnam on behalf of the United States government. It is the [click for more]
Fans of movie soundtracks who are also looking forward to Zack Snyder’s epic comic book adaptation Watchmen have a double treat in store for them on February 24 as Warner Music will be releasing two [click for more]
Remember back in the 70s, when it was the 10th anniversary of the creation of the sup-powered Dr. Manhattan and how he changed our world? Well this little video of vintage NBS Nightly News coverage [click for more]
Now that their legal slap fight with Twentieth Century Fox over the rights to Zack Snyder’s adaptation of the graphic novel classic Watchmen is over, Warner Brothers can get back to the business of getting [click for more]
It looks as if our long national (geek) nightmare is over! According to the Hollywood Reporter, talks between Twentieth Century Fox and Warner Brothers Studios have proven fruitful and they have reached an agreement over [click for more]
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