Don’t let Honey Boo Boo and Real Housewives of Reno (or whatever else city) fool you… 2012 was a great year for television. We’re here to look back and give our retrospective of the year, and luckily, we have two staff members with fairly different taste giving their opinion.
From reality TV contestant to film star, it has been a long and impressive journey for the 22-year-old Manx singer/actress Samantha Barks.
What does 2013 have in store for the open world genre?
Our featured clip is for Michael Bay’s Pain and Gain, but we also have trailers for To the Wonder, Turbo and the red band trailer for The Heat.
Writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Phillips hit it out of the part with Fatale, a noir-styled series that sold out before it even hit the stands over a year ago. Now, the series is becoming ongoing – and the next four issues will be transporting readers across time!
As the first chapter of another three-film adventure in Middle Earth, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey will separate the Tolkien faithful from the Tolkien respectful — the men from the hobbits.
In time for the release of fantasy epic The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey this weekend, studios have released first looks at a slew of upcoming and hugely anticipated sci-fi efforts.
Hawkgirl unmasked. Green Lantern unpantsed. Mr. Terrific unconscious. It’s the best issue of Earth 2 yet, and I’m not just saying that because Flash isn’t in it.
Fabian Nicieza gets left with the task of finishing a story Judd Winick started. Not surprisingly, it doesn’t go all that well for anyone.
Last week’s episode might have stood out for its storylines and the craftsmanship it showcased, but Cinderella Liberty was without a doubt the most gripping episode of Last Resort so far. The best the series has to offer shifted back to Sainte Marina and the open sea with a story that relentlessly plowed ahead, sending viewers and characters through a flurry of emotional reactions to the adrenaline-fueled scenes.
