With one movie finished (Hard Candy) and another on the way, David Slade is already a very sought-after director; I’ve talked to a couple of people in the last few weeks who have mentioned his name as being on short lists for upcoming films, including one comic book adaptation that I alternately dread and get … Continue reading →
The Indiana Jones web videos continue, with the latest one being a complete fluff piece on ‘Reuniting the Family.’ We get a couple of shots of Indy and friends today, but most of the video is made up of clips of the original trilogy while people yak on the soundtrack saying how fun it is … Continue reading →
Three long years ago, Moriarty at AICN ran a review of a script for Jurassic Park IV. The script’s credentials were impeccable – it was by William Monahan and John Sayles (!*) – but its contents were a little on the odd side. You see, this time out the story wouldn’t take a group of … Continue reading →
A few months back, we reported that Millennium Films was in the process of making a live-action Hercules movie, and on its face, that’s nothing Earth-shaking. But for those who understand what Millenium Films is about (and if you don’t, I’ll ask that you stop reading and jump to their website for a few minutes. … Continue reading →
Now that Matthew Vaughn is on the Thor movie, attention must shift inevitably to who will be playing the Norse god-cum-superhero. Rumors that have reached my own, decidedly non-Asgardian, ears indicate that Marvel Studios and their new director may be at odds when it comes to casting this lead role. According to my first time … Continue reading →
In 2001, Scott McGehee and David Siegel went from being two audaciously talented indie filmmakers to a couple of above-average stylists. We know this to be fact because no one throws down for The Deep End anymore unless they’re closing out the easy-to-make case for Tilda Swinton as a great actress. As for Suture, it’s … Continue reading →
Tittles Gross-out Pube Screen All the way Total 1 Tush Hour 3 $50,240,000 $13,298 $50,240,000 2 The Horny Ultimatum $33,670,000 (-51.4%) $9,134 $132,343,000 3 The Simpsons Dirty Movie $11,125,000 (-55.7%) $3,132 $152,237,000 4 Starbust $9,011,000 $3,547 $9,011,000 5 Dirty Dog $6,456,000 (-44.3%) $2,142 $24,747,000 6 Hairspray (the parody version of this… too X rated) $6,370,000 … Continue reading →
We should have seen this coming. I mean, really. It’s just that Wizard World Chicago, once the biggest comic book convention after San Diego, doesn’t seem to matter so much anymore, even if it is technically still second in line. But with The Dark Knight doing a bunch of location shooting in Chicago, it makes … Continue reading →
If you own or loved the issue to the right, then you are a soulmate of mine [and probably someone who appreciated the Deadpool homage]. If issues #26 and #27, which revealed the origins of Snake-Eyes and Storm Shadow and their Hard and Soft Masters and whatnot, are pivotal comic book experiences for you… We … Continue reading →
Is it exciting to talk about a new Anne Hathaway movie? Um, no. Is it exciting to find any excuse to post pictures of her cleavage to ogle? Survey says yes. But I suppose we do have to slip in actual news just to keep up appearances. Think of this article as a Flintstones Vitamin: … Continue reading →