Killing Them Softly and The Collection arrive in theaters across the country this weekend. Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, Back to 1942, and Dragon debut in limited release.
It’s a holiday movie free-for-all on this special edition of The Plot Hole as Simon, John and Steven dive into everything holiday movies including our most anticipated, ones we’re dreading and of course which flicks we see capturing Oscar gold in the future.
This week on Trailer Tracker are debut clips for Snitch with The Rock, horror flick Dark Skies and the first full trailers for Jack the Giant Slayer and Epic.
It’s Turkey Day in America, and if you aren’t watching football or eating leftovers all weekend, you have some decent choices at the multiplex (and even better ones if you’re in New York or Los Angeles)
Of course, we’ve seen how those adaptations have gone (Resident Evil, Doom, Tomb Raider, etc.). How can Assassin’s Creed rise above the stigma of its own predecessors?
The Red Dawn remake pulls a switcheroo by substituting North Koreans for the original’s Soviet and Cuban villains. Could other 1980s classics be remade with a Korean makeover?
The blogosophere deemed James Cameron’s Avatar a game-changer in 2009. Many lauded its use of motion-capture and 3D technology, and Ang Lee’s take on Yann Martel’s novel Life of Pi seems to have similar praise thus far.
Welcome to Rumor Has It, Entertainment Fuse’s roundup of rumors about highly anticipated films. We’re talking Iron Man 3 this week and its potential implications on The Avengers 2.
As long as there are Oscars to be given out, Hollywood will be making films about national leaders overcoming personal and political crises. With Lincoln expanding, we’re throwing out a few suggestions for the next great presidential biopic
What a sad world when the great James Bond must step aside for Edward and Bella. Although Skyfall is bound to have a second great week at the box office, it will be overshadowed by the grand finale to The Twilight Saga
