Many big name stars and directors like Liam Neeson, Jason Reitman and Kevin Costner having films out on DVD and Blu-ray, but it is the team up of David Fincher and Ben Affleck in Gone Girl are our Recommendation of the Week. New Release: Gone Girl – (Blu-ray, DVD and Instant) A Walk Among the Tombstones – […]
Last week during the premiere of Agent Carter, Marvel debut the teaser for Ant-Man, a film that was originally developed by Edgar Wright and Joe Cornish (Attack the Block) back in 2001. However, when the film comes out in theaters on July 15, 2015, it will be directed by Peyton Reed (The Break-Up). If you […]
The 72nd Golden Globes were last night, and apart from the usual Hollywood back-patting and self-adulation, hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey provided some hearty laughs, accented by a few socially-relevant moments. With an opening monologue (dialogue in this case) that was a far departure from Ricky Gervais’ raunchy, controversy-riddled speeches of years past, Fey and […]
There’s something to be said about a surprisingly (relatively) successful idea for a flick. There’s also something to be said about an idea feeling as if it has been stretched thin. The original Taken and its sequels could occupy both sides of the spectrum, depending on who you are. Off the bat, you are hit […]
It’s 2015 and Dr. King’s dream has indeed been realized. For the most part. African-Americans in the United States now have the ability to vote and allow their voices to be heard; the power to decide the course of their future is now readily available. This once denied power was used to great effect and […]
David Wain’s Wet Hot American Summer might have failed at box office success when it premiered in 2001, but since then it has become one of the most beloved cult favorites in recent film history, an overlooked classic boasting an incredibly impressive and talented comedic ensemble. After years of hypothetical talks and discussion of a […]
After helming two films in 2012 (Frankenweenie and Dark Shadows), Tim Burton is back with perhaps his most odd project ever, Big Eyes. Odd not because it contains a heightened Burtonesque surrealism and Johnny Depp in 25 roles, but because it is the complete opposite – Big Eyes is the anti-Burton. Based firmly, to its […]
