'The Woman in Black' Review (2012)
By Jump scares and a weak finale take away from the fact The Woman in Black is a rather decent supernatural mystery. Too bad they felt it needed to be spiced up with loud noises in an attempt to scare the audience rather than captivate them
Podcast: 'Chronicle,' 'The Woman in Black,' Over/Under and TONS of Listener Questions
This week we discuss Skyfall, The Hobbit, Katherine Heigl and Bridget Jones 3 before reviewing Chronicle and The Woman in Black and then it's nothing but listener questions as we search for a winner for The Artist posters. Listen now and listen well…
'Chronicle' Review (2012)
Chronicle is light on story, playing like an episode of 'Heroes' without all the mumbo-jumbo, but I liked it for what it was and if you're intrigued by the trailer you ought to give it a shot, just don't expect much more story than you already know.
Storyboards and Set Pics of Vin Diesel as He Returns for 'Riddick'
Three set pics and four storyboards for the upcoming film Riddick feature Vin Diesel back in the title role on the heels of 2004's The Chronicles of Riddick.
Watch the Trailer for the Oscar Nominated Documentary 'Undefeated'
I finally have the trailer for Undefeated to share with you, the best documentary I saw in 2011.
'The Hunger Games' Gets a Second Trailer
Lionsgate continues the Hunger Games deluge as the film will now arrive in IMAX for a limited one-week run and to mark the event I have a new photo from the film as well as a second trailer to share with you.
Here's a Knife In Your Eye
I'm working on a new piece and this image doesn't fit the article, but since I was compiling screen captures I thought I may as well take this one too.
The 'Bullhead' Poster is Transformative
What happens when you prepare for a role for two years and add 60 pounds of muscle to your tiny frame? You get the results Matthias Schoenaerts puts on display in the first domestic poster for the Oscar nominated Foreign Language contender, Bullhead.
Russell Crowe Wanted for Aronofsky's 'Noah' and 'RoboCop'
In the last 24 hours Russell Crowe's name has been named in conjunction with three separate films, two of which are highly anticipated features in Darren Aronofsky's Noah and MGM's remake of RoboCop. Those two appear to be competing with one another, but wait… there's a third film as well.
Cobra Commander is Shiny in the Super Bowl Trailer for 'G.I. Joe 2: Retaliation'
Paramount has debuted the Super Bowl trailer for G.I. Joe: Retaliation giving you a mirrored eyeful of the Cobra Commander and all the mayhem set to kick off on June 29.
2012 Oscar Predictions: Instant Animated Shorts Reaction
While I reserve the right to change my mind once I post my final Oscar predictions, here are my first predictions for the Best Animated Short Film category at the 2012 Oscars now that I've seen all five contenders.
Hitchcock Shows Us How to Do a Flashback in 'Rebecca'
The Blu-ray for Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, his only film to ever win Best Picture, is now available and on top of taking a look at the new release I felt I'd point out one particular moment that truly impresses me when it comes to what may be my favorite Hitchcock feature.
'The Dictator' Super Bowl Trailer and It Still Doesn't Look Funny
We have to only hope and expect whatever is actually funny about Sacha Baron Cohen's The Dictator is being saved for the film itself, because I'm not getting much laughter out of the trailers.
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