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DreamWorks delays ‘Dragon’

Mar 18, 2008 | ,

Mindful of a crowded schedule for 3-D films late next year, DreamWorks Animation has pushed its offering "How to Train Your Dragon" by four months to March 26, 2010. The move leaves the studio with just one release, "Monsters vs. Aliens," scheduled for next year and...

Crank 3 Going 3D with Bullet-Time: (Blog)

Mar 16, 2008 | ,

We previously announced that Crank 2: High Voltage is in the works, but now the plot thickens - they're also making Crank 3! And that's not it - it's going to be in 3D, too! Steve over at Collider caught up with filmmakers Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, who told him...

Movie review Wrath of Gods- 2007 (blog)

Mar 13, 2008 |

Wrath of Gods is an challenging exploration into the rigors of film making as seen through the riotous production of 2005s Beowulf and Grendel (not to be confused with Henry M. Robert Zemeckis forthcoming motion conquer adaptation of the same famed narration). The...

Dear Frankie review (blog)

Mar 12, 2008 | ,

Dear Frankie is the story of a mother and her son Frankie. Frankie writes letters to his dad who works on a ship, but in reality, the mother pretends to be the dad and writes back. Frankie's father left the family when Frankie was a baby. When the boat comes to their...

Movie review Wrath of Gods (2007)

Feb 27, 2008 |

Wrath of Gods is an challenging exploration into the rigors of cinema making as seen through and through the troubled production of 2005s Beowulf and Grendel (not to be lost with Robert Zemeckis approaching motion catch adaptation of the same famed story). The natural...

34th Saturn Awards’ Noms, ‘300’ Dominates (Blog)

Feb 21, 2008 |

As the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films announced the nomination for the 34th Annual Saturn Awards, it was revealed that the Greek epic “300″ was leading the pack by garnering 10 nods. The action adventure drama based on Frank Miller’s graphic...

The 34th Annual Saturn Award Nominations (Blog)

Feb 20, 2008 |

The Saturn Award nominations, announced by The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror films, always tend to pack that gore-filled genre-punch so needed at this time of year—when fans are prepping for a whole new year of supposedly fantastic titles while still...

Dracula 2001 – A Review (blog)

Feb 12, 2008 | ,

For our American cousins, the reason I have reviewed this under the title “Dracula 2001” is because that was its UK release name, having been released a year after the American release. This was Wes Craven’s foray into vampirism (as executive producer) and what we...

“Beowulf and Grendel” Review

Jan 31, 2008 |

Now that Beowulf and Grendel is available on DVD, here’s my long-promised review/critique. Please note that there will be plenty of spoilers herein, so if you don’t want spoilers, stop reading. There’s also a bit of foul language quoted from the film later, too. I’m...

300 Workout (Blog)

Jan 28, 2008 |

This workout is intense, the workout used to get the actors in shape for the movie 300. From Men's Health... Sometimes a movie takes off for no apparent reason. And sometimes the reason is readily apparent. Take 300, for instance. This epic account of an ancient...

DVD Review: Wrath Of Gods

Jan 27, 2008 |

Let's be real; most supposed documentaries about the making of a film are little more than an advertisement for the film in question. There have been the exceptions of course, but the majority have been more along the lines of infomercials than anything else. Think...

Dear Frankie (2005) review (blog)

Jan 22, 2008 | ,

Devout Frankie is one of those rare gems (somehow actually written and filmed) that come along occasionally and restore your trust in motion pictures as an art form. First off it’s just a unrepentant tear-jerker, and by the end of it I’d leaked enough duct juice to...

2007 : Best Actor

Jan 19, 2008 |

1. Daniel Day-Lewis – THERE WILL BE BLOOD I’m writing this at a very interesting time because right now the backlash against Day-Lewis’ performance is matched only by the increased quotability of dialogue from the portion of the film fueling the backlash. Admittedly,...

‘Game’ transforms UNM to Virtual World

Jan 18, 2008 | ,

Amid the quiet of winter break, avatars in metallic clothes and neon-bright hair step out of a computer screen onto the sky-bridge outside the Thorax bar – Woodward Hall, that is. They are part of “Society,” a simulation game similar to “Second Life” but with real...

Producer Tom Rosenberg Interview

Jan 14, 2008 | ,

Tom Rosenberg, head of Lakeshore Entertainment, spoke to Collider.com about some of Lakeshore's upcoming films. Here is what he had to say about Game: [quote Q: So what's it been like working on Game, or how has that been shaping up? Tom: It's wild, that's wild. It's...

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