“Don’t let the glasses fool you, I’m totally a brooding teen like you’ve seen in Twilight…
This is what happens when you remake the original live-action film, make Peter Parker a goofy looking teen with a love for brooding, and rip off the entire feel of the parkour video game “Mirror’s Edge”…haha, I get it…Peter Parkour… good one Hollywood! You made a funny! continue reading...
The end has begun for Blockbuster Canada, after 21 years in business.
Sad news Blockbuster lovers, the Canadian division of the franchise is hitting the chopping block next month in mid June. As a result, these select locations (a third of all stores) will no longer be renting films, or accepting your gift cards as of today. continue reading...
“I’m begging you, if you don’t continue they may re-hire George Clooney!”
Truthfully, I have always placed Bale second to Michael Keaton as the ultimate Batman. I don’t know why, I guess he just has a weird aura about him. That being said, I will still miss Bale (and especially the trilogy’s director Christopher Nolan, assuming both opt out) after ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ passes through theatres in 2012. continue reading...
“So Snakeyes, we meet again…even though you already killed me! haha!”
Love him or hate him, Stephen Sommers is returning to direct Paramount’s the G.I. Joe sequel. continue reading...
Despicable Me’s success may be the surprise hit of the summer.
After taking the top spot at the box office this past weekend, Deadline has confirmed that Universal’s animated 3D comedy Despicable Me, starring Steve Carell, will be getting a sequel. I know, its shocking! continue reading...
As you may have heard, Stallone was set to jump the shark with the upcoming Rambo sequel “The Savage Hunt”, a fifth movie in the franchise that would have taken the Vietnam vet into the sci-fi genre, with a story much like the film Predator. Fortunately, Stallone is now saying that the Rambo franchise has been played out, and that there will no longer be a fifth movie. continue reading...
Can an ‘Alien’ movie survive without its signature acid-blood monsters famously concocted by H.R. Giger? Well, Ridley Scott recently announced that the iconic creatures have been “worn out” due to endless sequels, and won’t make an appearance in his new prequels films. continue reading...
First James Bond, and now Jason Vorhees. It seems that iconic movie charatcers can’t catch a break these days. continue reading...
I’ll be the first to admit that Tron is cool. It was ahead of its time and made light-cycles a part of popular culture. And yes, a sequel has been long overdo. But a follow-up and full fledged milking are two separate things, so this irks me in a way I haven’t been irked since George Lucas signed off on multiple Star Wars television shows. continue reading...
According to IGN Microsoft Game Studios’ Franchise Development Director Frank O’Connor’s recent comments, the planned Halo movie is still alive, albeit on hold. continue reading...
