It’s amazing what a little menacing music can do to a film clip.
Here, we get an awesome glimpse at Han Solo’s reaction to Leia’s revelation that Luke is actually her brother. Yeah, that kiss was the retrospective “ICK” heard round the world. Enjoy.
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There’s been plenty of speculation and trepidation, but now it looks like it’s official: We have a big-screen Captain America.
The Hollywood Reporter has all but proclaimed Chris Evans as the winner of the great Captain America casting call. Evans played Johnny Storm in Fantastic Four, and also had memorable roles in Sunshine and …
This is part of an ongoing weekly series called “Freeze Frame,” where we break down our very favorite sci-fi/fantasy/adventure moments – the scenes that we look forward to, that remind us why we so love this job. As you might guess, such discussions are riddled with spoilers. So consider yourself warned. (See previous Freeze Frame …
Everyone’s talking about the new Predators trailer, and I’m just as psyched as any fan of the original. To rescue the franchise from the likes of Alien Vs. Predator, to journey back into the freaky silence of the jungle and the terror of battling that which cannot be seen, Predators looks to be hitting the nail on the …
Did Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland benefit from the Avatar Bump? I think it probably did; the stats on the number of people who saw 3D in action for the first time with Avatar leads me to think that now there are a good many viewers out there in hunt of their next 3D fix.
Now some of us are wondering: How long will this 3D bump …
This weekend brought us details of a few of the most talked about upcoming sequels. Because we love you, we’re breaking the news down in easy-to-digest bits. Bon appetit:
Dr. Horrible 2:
In an interview with MTV, Horrible star Neil Patrick Harris let it out that the sequel to Joss Whedon’s Web musical will most likely be a feature …
Oh Monday, you come around approximately once every seven days. Your ability to abruptly end fun knows no limits. The only suitable recourse against your nefarious existence is for us to purchase discounted electronics items in preparation for the upcoming weekend–a weekend which always seems so far away. Well played, Monday. You’ve
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I ended Friday night’s Caprica marveling at how my impressions of just about every major character had changed. I was actually a bit unsettled. So maybe that’s proof enough right there that I do actually care about the people in this series.
Last week I published an essay with some of my theories about Caprica’s struggling ratings, …
It’s coming! Check out this teaser clip, which includes new behind the scenes footage from the film franchise. The announcement as to the opening date of Universal’s The Wizarding World of Harry Potter park will be revealed on their site at noon on March 25.
Don’t worry, I’ll be live blogging if need be.
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This week, Steve and I break down the 96th day clause, Warlock lovers, Hit-Girl’s foul mouth, my love of sound manipulators and Lucy Van Pelt.
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There’s something so basic about the allure of Life – and its predecessor, Planet Earth – that you almost feel odd giving it props.
These are massive, international productions that have simply taken the time, and invested the money, to show you things from our world that blow your mind. It’s a melding of technology, human …
Syfy’s Caprica is quickly becoming one of the more intriguing industry dramas of this year’s TV season.
A spin-off of the hugely popular Battlestar Galactica, its pilot aired nearly a year before the series, and the series resumed a couple months ago on (less-than-ideal) Friday nights, initially opposite the Haiti telethon and …
