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Spider-Man Reboot Gets Amazing Title, New Web Shooting Image
“Spider-Man”? “Spider-Man 4″? “Spider-Man 3D”? None of the above. Call him “The Amazing Spider-Man” from now on. Via the film’s Facebook page and very sparse official site, Marc Webb’s Spider-Man reboot has received its...
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3 Clips From Johnny Depp’s Amusingly Oddball CG Movie Rango
Not entirely sure if Johnny Depp’s “Rango” is going to do gangbuster business when it opens next month, but it certainly looks incredibly amusing from everything I’ve seen of it so far, including these...
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7 Clips from Matt Damon’s The Adjustment Bureau
George J. Nolfi sure picked a nice little ditty for his directorial debut. “The Adjustment Bureau” is a feature-film adaptation of a Philip K. Dick story, and Nolfi got Matt Damon and Emily Blunt...
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Matthew Vaughn’s X-Men: First Class Trailer is Now in Session
It didn’t make it to the Super Bowl, but the trailer for Matthew Vaughn’s “X-Men: First Class” has now appeared online to blow your minds. Or, er, make you doubt the film even more....
Read More »The Eagle (2011) Movie Review
I frequently rant about how studios ruin otherwise promising action films by suppressing violence in order to garner a PG-13 rating and thus achieve a wider audience. A truly kickass movie will kickass despite...
Read More »EXCLUSIVE Clip from The Bleeding: Weapons
The fine folks over at Anchor Bay Entertainment have given us the first look at an exclusive clip from director Charlie Picerni’s horror-actioner “The Bleeding”, featuring Michael Madsen as a vampire-slaying priest showing the...
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Captain America: The First Avenger Super Bowl Trailer Kicks Some Serious Ass
Chris Evans as Captain America. Can he pull it off? Well he better, because if Evans doesn’t convince as the Cap’n, then that “Avengers” movie is gonna look mighty weak. We know Evans can...
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The Big List of Super Bowl XLV Movie Trailers – UPDATED
You know what’s great about the Super Bowls in recent years? You get to merge your sports fan and your movie geek into one big ball of sports geek, especially with all the movie...
Read More »Sanctum (2011) Movie Review
“Sanctum”, the newest 3D extravaganza produced by James Cameron, will make you never go into a cave ever again. Not that “The Descent” didn’t already do that, but this time the only monsters lurking...
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Felix Vasquez Jr.’s F-Bombs: Slamming Sundance
2005′s “Mad Hot Ballroom” was the hit of the year. The Nickelodeon/Paramount owned documentary featured three Public Schools in New York, all of whom were taught the art of ballroom dancing and ultimately experienced...
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Giveaway: I Spit on Your Grave Remake Blu-Ray and Signed Poster
Ah, revenge. People say it’s best served cold. Or with a hatchet to the groin. Either/or. Thanks to the fine folks at Anchor Bay Entertainment, who will be releasing their remake of “I Spit...
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Official: Henry Cavill is Your New Man of Steel in Superman Reboot
So much for Jon Hamm or an older, more mature take on the Man of Steel. Warner Bros. and director Zack Snyder have officially announced that they’ve cast young Mr. Henry Cavill (who is...
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The Rite (2011) Movie Review
Here is the biggest problem with “The Rite”. It’s about exorcisms, and every exorcism movie from now until the end of time is going to be measured against “The Exorcist”, an unfair comparison because...
Read More »The Mechanic (2011) Movie Review
Just to get this out of the way up front, Simon West’s (yes, the guy responsible for “Con Air”, which I love dearly, but will never claim is a good movie) “The Mechanic”, starring...
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Six Clips From I am Number Four
Flashy blue lights and evil alien killers with faces that look like something went wrong while they were under the knife abound in six clips from Dreamworks’ upcoming “I am Number Four”, starring Alex...
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Vanishing on 7th Street (2010) Movie Review
Brad Anderson’s “Vanishing on 7th Street” opens like a movie that knows its premise has been revealed in countless pre-release trailers already. This allows it to jump right into the middle of things without...
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John Carpenter’s The Ward (2010) Movie Review
John Carpenter returns with “The Ward”, his first feature since 2001’s underwhelming “Ghosts of Mars”, and his highest profile and most eagerly awaited release for a good couple of decades. Still carrying enough clout...
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First Official Images from Matthew Vaughn’s X-Men: First Class – UPDATED
If my reading comprehension hasn’t gone completely down the toilet, I’m going to interpret the comments in our previous “X-Men: First Class” post (re: the character cast banner you see above this article) that...
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Official: Anne Hathaway is Selina Kyle (Catwoman) and Tom Hardy is Bane in The Dark Knight Rises
After a lot of debate and rumors and speculation, Warner Bros. has saved us all the trouble and made it official: Anne Hathaway has beaten out all of Hollywood’s starlets to play Selina Kyle,...
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The Green Hornet (2011) Movie Review
Going into the new adaptation of the 1960s TV show “The Green Hornet”, you’re likely to wonder, was it really necessary to make this movie in 3D? The answer is, no, not really. Director...
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