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Iron Man 3 (2013)
by Candace Valentino | May 2nd, 2013 | Blog, Sci Fi
It’s awesome seeing director Shane Black do such an amazing job taking on this 3rd film, while preserving that essence that original director Jon Favreau created with Iron Man and Iron Man 2 that makes these movies so special. As a footnote, Shane Black and Robert Downey Jr had excellent chemistry as director/actor in 2005′s Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang.
The 10 Most Awesome Sidekicks
by Nathan Strack | March 23rd, 2013 | Blog
Who’s got the best sidekick? Will it be The Lone Ranger, James Bond, Batman, Buffy Sommers, Brisco County Jr, Sherlock Holmes? It’s time we give this matter an in depth exploration to find out who will become… ‘The 10 Most Awesome Sidekicks’
The Awesome Stories Of Court Room Dramas
by Nathan Strack | November 22nd, 2012 | Blog
Some great stories from some great Court Room Dramas and some compelling reasons to give court room dramas a try!
The Many Faces Of Batman On The Big Screen
by Nathan Strack | November 12th, 2012 | Blog
A look at the many faces that have played, ‘Batman’ over the years…
The Movies Sing, Sir Mix-A-Lot’s ‘Baby Got Back’
by Matthew Dowling | October 5th, 2012 | Blog
Sir Mix A Lot’s ‘Baby Got Back’ sung through 295 movie clips edited together!
5 Movies From The 1990′s That Got Us Through Our Teen Years
by Candace Valentino | September 18th, 2012 | Blog
The 90′s for me was a time of creativity, carefree summers, discovery, progressive change and art. Sometimes as an adult we can loose…
11 Memorable Movie Posters Featuring The Twin Towers
by Matthew Dowling | September 11th, 2012 | Blog
It’s been 11 years and we don’t forget. And no matter how much you try to remove the images of the Twin Towers, they still stand prolific and proud on some of those vintage movie posters, and that… you can’t erase. Below is 11 examples of movie posters featuring The Twin Towers that remain unaltered.
A Brief History Of The Big Men Of Comedy
by Nathan Strack | August 18th, 2012 | Blog
A brief look at the history of some of Hollywood’s, ‘biggest’ comedians
The Dark Knight Rises Tragedy: Understanding The Aftermath
by Matthew Dowling | July 23rd, 2012 | Blog
When the event happened, there was so much confusion. People were being separated and scattered to different hospitals, police had to co-ordinate their activities to apprehend the suspect. Medical personal had to…
Siblings In Cinema
by Keith Link | July 22nd, 2012 | Blog
Filmmaking is a team effort. No one can put an epic story onto the Big Screen alone. Truth is, filmmakers have a lot of help from people with titles like Assistant to the Assistant Director and Best Boy and Flower Girl and… oh wait. But you get the idea. And aside from good old-fashioned teamwork, Hollywood also [...]
The ‘Alien’ Movies: 3 Reasons Why We Keep Coming Back For More
by Zoey Francis | June 11th, 2012 | Blog
The fans have spoken… and catapulted ‘Prometheus’ to an opening weekend of $50 million. This is no small feat, given that the movie studio had serious fears over whether an R-rated film could deliver the financial goods. But this is Ridley Scott that we’re talking about: The director that set the bar so high with [...]
5 Actors Who Rock!
by Candace Valentino | May 30th, 2012 | Blog
Depp was featured in the 1997 recording of the Oasis song “Fade In-out” Playing a killer slide guitar…
The Hulk: More Than A Monster
by Zoey Francis | May 24th, 2012 | Blog
Do you remember the best part about your childhood? For me, there was nothing more thrilling and fun than pretending to be a superhero! My favorite live-action shows included: ‘The Bionic Woman’, ‘The Six Million Dollar Man’ (that amount wouldn’t go very far these days!), ‘Electra Woman and Dyna Girl’, ‘Isis’ and ‘Wonder Woman’. I [...]
CGI: Hollywood’s Beads And Shiny Things.
by Nathan Strack | May 17th, 2012 | Blog
CGI: Hollywood’s Beads And Shiny Things.
Hollywood Hidden Stories: Frances Farmer
by Nathan Strack | May 15th, 2012 | Blog
Hollywood Hidden Stories: Frances Farmer
Hollywood Hidden Stories: How A Nightmare On Elm Street Began
by Nathan Strack | May 8th, 2012 | Blog
Hollywood Hidden Stories: The Story That Lead To, ‘A Nightmare On Elm Street’
Top 10 Slasher Movies Of The 1980s.
by Nathan Strack | May 1st, 2012 | Blog
Top 10 Slasher Movies Of The 1980s.
The Dark and Dream-like Title Sequences of David Fincher Films
by Keith Link | March 22nd, 2012 | Blog
Filmmaker David Fincher has had a bit of a whirlwind career. From making movies on his super 8 mm as a child to landing a spot at ILM working on features like Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi, and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. It is perhaps his later work [...]
20 Questions with: ‘Brake’ screenwriter Timothy Mannion
by Matthew Dowling | February 13th, 2012 | Blog
Join us as we talk to screenwriter Timothy Mannion about his new film ‘Brake’ starring Stephen Dorff. Timothy also shares his thoughts on the new Digital Hollywood and…
Top 10 Celebrity Guests on Sesame Street
by Matthew Dowling | January 22nd, 2012 | Blog
a perfect moment preserved in time, whether it is the artist himself performing at his perfect best or it is the art itself that is perfect once created, a perfect moment is preserved
Top 5 Christmas/Horror Movies For The Horror Fan Alone This Christmas.
by Nathan Strack | December 19th, 2011 | Blog
During this time of the year, it seems like a lot of bloggers would be doing a top 10 list of their favorite Christmas movies … Well I thought that I would take a some what different approach this year, what with being a huge horror fan! I thought that I would give you guys [...]
A Brief History Of The Lesser Known Or Forgotten Action Star!
by Nathan Strack | December 16th, 2011 | Blog
For the past few months I have been doing a lot of research in to movie history, you know the various genre’s and actors and the like. Now last night I got to thinking that for my generation, everyone knows about action stars such as Dolph Lundgren online viagra (Retrograde), Jean-Claude Van Damme (Bloodsport), and [...]
Top 10 Horror Movies With Killer Machines…
by Nathan Strack | November 25th, 2011 | Blog
A couple of months ago I did a recommendation for the movie, Videodrome (1983), with James Woods (Cat’s Eye). Now this movie told the story of how a killer (supposedly live) TV series was killing people… Now Videodrome turned out to be a truly fantastic film, and it got me to thinking of the other [...]
A.I. In Film: Either The End Of The World Or A Leap Ahead!
by Nathan Strack | November 4th, 2011 | Blog
Unfortunately folks, I have not seen the movie, Terminator: Salvation (2009)… Now the reason that I mention this is because recently I was talking with a friend of mine who had offered to lend me a copy of Terminator: Salvation, and being a very amateur Tech guy, and reading articles for years and talking to [...]