If there’s one thing that a quick look at the current state of television and movies will tell you, it’s that there’s not much need for original ideas when there’s so much out there ready and waiting to be adapted, updated or just outright ripped off. That’s why we’ve decided to help in that process with a series that offers up some of the things we’d like to see being brought to big screen or small. This week’s suggestion? Amelia Cole and The Unknown World.
Star Trek Into Darkness‘ trailer gives away too much! Man of Steel‘s trailer reveals that Pa Kent is an immoral bastard! Let’s face it, everyone: trailers are clearly ruining movies for everyone, right…? Or, perhaps, it’s just that we’ve all become so eager to have opinions on things as early as possible that we’ve stopped taking trailers at face value.
Back after its short break, this week’s episode of Fringe brought Peter closer to the Observer he blames for Etta’s death – and further away from his own humanity, at the same time. With Walter and Olivia busy chasing down objects for a plan that may not work, is everything falling apart in “The Human Kind”?
The news that the sequel to this year’s The Amazing Spider-Man has found its Harry Osborn is another sign that we’re going to see the Green Goblin in the rebooted movie continuity before too long. Are the movies selling the Spider-Man mythos by returning to the same bad guys?
If there’s one thing that a quick look at the current state of television and movies will tell you, it’s that there’s not much need for original ideas when there’s so much out there ready and waiting to be adapted, updated or just outright ripped off. That’s why we’ve decided to help in that process with a series that offers up some of the things we’d like to see being brought to big screen or small. This week’s suggestion? Adam Strange.
As everyone on the Internet has already seen, Warner Bros. released a new poster for 2013′s Superman movie reboot, Man of Steel, yesterday – except that it didn’t do so in the traditional manner. Does the fact that one image of Superman in chains went around the web faster than a speeding bullet demonstrate that the world really wants to see a Superman movie?
Color me ridiculously amused that the porn parody that has finally launched mainstream movie studios into litigation is a porno version of Fifty Shades of Grey. After all, if there was any movie that seems as if it should have a porn version, it’s that one… But perhaps that’s the point.
It’s December, which – of course – makes it the most wonderful time of the year for those who like watching holiday specials of their regular shows and seeing favorite character act merry and bright. Here are some highlights amongst the blizzards of seasonal programming over the next month.
You can tell a lot about a fandom from the merchandise it supports, which is just one of the reasons why Chronicle Books’ new Star Wars: The Ultimate Action Figure Collection is such an oddly compelling book.
So, maybe Joseph Gordon-Levitt isn’t going to be in either Man of Steel or Justice League after all, with representatives for the actor telling reporters that initial rumors of his appearance in next year’s Superman movie aren’t true. As much as the fanboy inside me is saddened by this turn of events, part of me does wonder if isn’t for the best…
Well, the weather outside is frightful – and that’s exactly why movie studios and theater owners alike love the holiday season. But what are the big movies headed our way between now and Christmas? For some, it’s all about Peter Jackson’s return to Middle Earth, for others Quentin Tarantino taking on the Western genre. Perhaps you’re more interested in a handful of welcome re-releases, though or Tom Cruise’s latest attempt to be an action hero… Click through for a quick guide to the big movies to watch out for over the next month.
If there’s one thing that a quick look at the current state of television and movies will tell you, it’s that there’s not much need for original ideas when there’s so much out there ready and waiting to be adapted, updated or just outright ripped off. That’s why we’ve decided to help in that process with a series that offers up some of the things we’d like to see being brought to big screen or small. This week’s suggestion? Saucer Country.
