I consider fan videos to be the lowest rung of YouTube. The only thing worse are those series of videos of teenage boys bumping and grinding mom's ottoman. Howe...
Recently, I went back and revisited 2001: A Space Odyssey. As expected -- regardless of how many times I view it -- the film sent me scrambling to the Internet ...
I hope this isn't the Internet's way of trying to derail the cinematic return of our national hero, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Still...kind of funny.
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This caught my eye and I thought I'd share.
From Comixology:
Death Note creator Takeshi Obata's manga adaptation of the hit novel by Hiroshi Sakurazaka! When...
By Anthony Popiel
Time travel has been a staple of action, sci-fi and comedy movies for decades. After all, there are many different stories to be told when ...
Jeff Goldsmith's The Q & A is one of my favorite podcast. On a regular basis, Goldsmith interviews writers of TV and film on their craft and the laborious p...
Pulp Fiction turns 20 this year, and every single news site is running with this video of Sam Jackson reciting his famous "Ezekiel 25:17" line.
I'm not sure ...
LA Weekly's Amy Nicholson wrote this great piece about how YouTube turned Hollywood's hardest working man into viral video punch line. It is a revealing art...
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller don't look at a concept and ask themselves "how on earth is this ever going to work?" They look at a concept and say "of course...
One of the best, and perhaps the best, kung fu films ever made is Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000), directed by Ang Lee and starring Chow Yun Fat, Michelle ...
From the director who gave us Babel (meh) comes this odd journey through the mind of a superhero actor (Michael Keaton).
Needless to say, the irony is not lost...
Honestly, this is more interesting than the Michael Bay remake.
I wonder if this doc will detail the selling of TMNT from Eastman to Laird and then Nickelode...