You’ve gotta love Warehouse 13. It can go from supernatural to silly to suspenseful in the span of only a couple seconds.
Last week, I interviewed Eddie McClintock (a.k.a. Pete Lattimer) about just what it is that has made this show such a hit for Syfy – and what we can expect from season 2, which airs tonight. Well I’ve seen the …
It’s hard to think of a TV series that matured as dramatically, or successfully, as Warehouse 13. When it debuted last July 7th, it had the mystical artifact thing going for it, as well as the governmental conspiracy thread. But then it took The X-Files and mixed in a whole lot of Moonlighting and Bones. The wacky-heavy-detectivy mix …
After all the rumors and night terrors, suppositions and double-questioning, Sony has finally saddled up for a new Spider-Man: Andrew Garfield.
Not sure who the dude is? He’s a 26-year-old (27 next month) thespian that’s actually done a few impressive things. Unlike all the pretty-boy rumors, here’s a boy who can hold his own on …
It’s finally opening day for The Last Airbender, the epic Avatar adaptation that arrives under a gloom of mean-spirited and short-sighted reviews, many outraged about the racial issues surrounding its casting. More on that a bit later with my review.
A couple of days ago, in the lead-up to the chaos, we were able to snag M. Night …
There are flawed movie characters. One-dimensional movie characters. Incomprehensible movie characters.
But every once and a while you get a hero so soulless, heartless and expressionless that you can’t help but write him off. A guy you want to punch more than hug, who you heckle in hopes that he fails.
Edward Cullen is such a …
Airbender week: It’s finally here.
For fans of the TV series, for fans of the great visual stylist M. Night Shyamalan, it’s the movie we’ve been waiting years for.
Even those who have been disappointed by recent Shyamalan projects must concede that the guy knows how to put iconic images on the television screen. The terrified …
I hope you’ll pardon the lack of clarity in this post. I’m halfway through processing a reaction – on my way towards forming a cohesive thesis; All I have right now is a contradiction, that I’m trying to work out.
Here’s the basic setup: I always hated 3D effects – right up until Avatar. And it was there that I found myself …
Okay, I tried to write this up in a civil fashion. But then I went all Lewis Black explaining it to a co-worker. So pardon my rage, but here we go:
There are apparently 11 more minutes of Lost. An epilogue of sorts, focusing on Ben and Hurley, which will be available when the complete series is released on DVD and Blu-ray later this …
So is the real irony of ironies here the fact that Peter Jackson was so successful in making Lord of the Rings that it meant no one else would ever come close to the world of Tolkien?
Just why the hell can’t they find a director for The Hobbit?
After being launched as a movie project to much fanfare and giddiness, The Hobbit has …
I can’t remember when it happened, when I first started to just assume that each and every Pixar project would be gold.
I’m guessing it happened around the time of “Monsters, Inc.” which, ironically enough, wasn’t even one of my favorite Pixar films. One of my least favorite, actually. But the worst Pixar film is still laps …
The existential crises run deep in the Toy Story universe, ensuring that not only are these some of the most breezy, and beautiful, animated films ever conceived – but also some of the most philosophically challenging.
Am I being too heavy here? Maybe, but follow through the themes with me. The first Toy Story – in ironic fashion, …
Sitting down to watch Toy Story 3 is like returning home after a long, long trip. It feels comfortable, familiar, and oh so effortless.
We’ve already posted photos from the new Toy Story family album – you can see our take on all the new characters here – but Disney was kind enough to let us sit down with Lee Unkrich, long-time Pixar …
