We keep getting tons of emails about the latest casting on the sequel to Batman Begins (Batman Resumes?), and I continually have to be Snuffy the Fire Dog and put out the flames of fun. You see, people, it’s extremely difficult (probably not impossible, but difficult, like putting a marshmallow in a piggy bank) to … Continue reading →
REVIEWED THIS WEEK:– Rocketo #0– G.I. Spy #1– Green Arrow #53– Justice #1– Gotham Central TPB #2– Dead West #1– Smoke and Guns #1– Wanted TPB First Look: “Rocketo” Looks to be Comics’ Next Great Adventure By Sean Fahey Rocketo is going to be the next great comic book series. Even after one issue you … Continue reading →
Yes, yes… I know I keep saying I’m going to get these things on the site more often. But hey, I’m a guy, I say a lot of things I don’t really mean. It’s genetic. However, now that assorted distractions have come and gone, I’m determined to get little belches of the Underground like this … Continue reading →
Rank Title WeekendGross CumulativeGross Weeks in Release 1 Dukes of Hazzard $30,500,000 $30,500,000 1 2 Wedding Crashers $16,500,000 $144,000,000 4 3 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory $10,500,000 $169,000,000 4 4 Sky High $9,000,000 $32,000,000 2 5 Must Love Dogs $7,400,000 $26,200,000 2 6 March of the Penguins $7,100,000 $26,400,000 7 7 Stealth $5,800,000 $24,500,000 2 … Continue reading →
When Clint Eastwood heads back to the South Pacific (or at least to Iceland, which is apparently standing in for the slightly more temperate region) for his WWII movie Flags of Our Fathers, he’ll have a couple more dogfaces to command. Blue-eyed actor Neal McDonough will grab his M1 Garand for Eastwood’s directing effort, having … Continue reading →
We heard from doctor of plastic surgery/doom Julian McMahon a couple of months ago that he was considering taking a ride as the titular itinerant madman in Michael Bay’s upcoming remake of the 1986 thriller The Hitcher, but now a different hitchhiker is being eyeballed for the part. According to Bay himself, Sam Rockwell is potentially … Continue reading →
We heard a while back that increasingly ubiquitous actor and all-purpose bad motherfucker Samuel L. Jackson would be lending his voice to Spike TV’s animated series based on Takashi Okazaki’s comic Afrosamurai, but he must’ve become addicted to the slashing of people and objects during the Star Wars prequels (or maybe he saw the Clone … Continue reading →
After a rather dull 90s or so, Richard Gere launched into the 00s with a string of successes (well, maybe not The Mothman Prophecies) and is looking to carry on that tradition by importing a hot Hong Kong director. Gere, last seen hoofing with hotties in Chicago and Shall We Dance, will star in a … Continue reading →
Being a workaholic must be the new Hollywood way to stay lean. Just the other day (right HERE, in fact) I talked about a new Ryan Reynolds dark comedy called Horrible Bosses, and the smirky star already has another flick lined up. Speaking of busy (and fit) guys, The Rock™ will join Reynolds in a … Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: MiramaxMSRP: $29.99RATING: RRUNNING TIME: 90 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:AuditionsDeleted and alternate scenesCommentary The Pitch “It’s Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer… in Romania!” The Humans Jason Scott Lee (Timecop: The Berlin Decision, Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go To College), Jason London (Out Cold, The Rage: Carrie 2), Rutger … Continue reading →