21 Jump Street, a big-screen adaptation of the 1980s TV show starring Johnny Depp, adds another entry to the buddy-cop canon. In its honor, we’re taking a look back at some of our favorite—and not-so-favorite—buddy cop pairings in recent movie history.
This week, Steven, Simon and John discuss and review Disney’s big-budget gamble John Carter, review Silent House and talk the latest news, specifically a couple brand-new projects revolving around beloved comic book characters—and Nicolas Cage.
Tracking shots, one-takes and long-takes are all fascinating tools to present a real time, in-your-face experience that bring you along with the characters on screen. Editing is obviously one of the most important discoveries in film, but leaving your camera steady for that little while longer seems to be a lost art.
It’s been only two weeks since Michel Hazanavicius’ silent black-and-white flick The Artist nabbed five Oscars including Best Picture and Best Director. Not even two weeks have passed, but the movie geeks we are, we are already looking ahead to 2013.
If every film were a safe pick, what would movie history look like today? Truth of the matter is some of the greatest films of all time began as leaps of faith. With Disney’s John Carter aiming high, let’s look back at some other films that dared to be great.
This week Trailer Tracker brings you the first trailer for Ice Age: Continental Drift, the fourth entry in the wildly popular franchise and two stop-motion features, ParaNorman and Frankenweenie.
The Plot Hole comes in like a lion as Simon, John and Steven jump into our March movie preview, which offers a diverse slate of movies and a handful of potential early-year blockbusters. Which have our interest? Listen and find out.
Out this weekend is the latest high-school party movie Product X, which claims to be about “the most epic party ever” (or something like that), but does it have enough “epicness” to outdo some of the greatest party scenes in all of film?
He gave us 46 classic books over his auspicious career, cats in hats and what Horton hears. So on Player Affinity is where we will sing, what five adaptations the movies should bring.
The spring movie season is upon us and March promises big-time action and a healthy dose of humor, both of the mainstream and independent variety. We have previews of all the big films from this Friday’s Project X to Disney’s sci-fi epic John Carter to the season’s most anticipated blockbuster, the movie adaptation of The Hunger Games.
