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Well, here’s a fascinating thing that arrived in my mailbox today, and mighty appropriate given how much we’ve been talking about how much the media does or does not distort truth over in our Fahrenheit 9/11 threads. Orwell Rolls In His Grave is a documentary by Robert Kane Pappas that… [Read More]

Here’s another tidbit I picked up over on the KFC message boards … Behind the scenes promotional footage for Tom Yum Goong – the new film reuniting the director and entire principal cast of the mind blowing Ong Bak – is now available online here. A good bit of footage… [Read More]

You may recall me posting a while back about the ridiculously loaded up Japanese Limited Edition box set of Kill Bill Volume One. You may also recall my obscene gloating when my very own copy arrived in the mail. It’s a nice set. Oh, yes. Well, guess what? They’re doing… [Read More]

回到未来漫画密苏里州的圣堂vies lurks the Ghost Rider. It’s one big “vengenance via demons and motorcycle cocktails” movie. Either way, it’s bound to have some likely implausible motorcycle scenes with a couple of women wearing tight leather for no apparent reason. Directed by Mark… [Read More]

Way back in May, Bubba let us know that Sony has commited to releasing “House of Flying Daggers” into theatres around Christmas time. And today, according to monkeypeaches.com, the exact release date for the (UNTOUCHED!!!!) 119 minute film has been set for December 10th. Mark it down kids. Everything else… [Read More]

The good folks over at SuperHeroHype.com posted a quote from the Daily Telegraph in which X-Men star Rebecca Romijn-Stamos (Mystique) confirms that she is involved with the 3rd installment of the X-Men franchise, and that she believes shooting for the film will begin in May. To me, this is fantastic… [Read More]

Wow! This little story from the internet movie data base sure says a lot about the current “leadership” over at Disney: Disney seemed certain to take another drubbing at the box office this weekend as returns for its Wednesday premiere of King Arthur came in below expectations. (Daily Variety described… [Read More]

In This Post, I went ahead and showed my prediction for the weekend was correct: that Anchorman would out-do King Arthur roughly 2 to 1. I only had Friday’s numbers to go by. Only going by Friday’s numbers, I had incidentally cut off the TOTAL number of dollars King Arthur… [Read More]

Okay, I realize the weekend isn’t over yet, but I just wanna point something out: In THIS POST I said this: “Anchorman will be doing quite better than your King Arthur, trust me. Our stat hits for Anchorman reviews over King Arthur reviews are nearly 2 to 1.” With that… [Read More]

Stupid, brainless laughs. It’s all I was expecting or hoping for out of Anchorman, and I’m pleased to say it delivered just that‚Ķ but nothing more. But as I mentioned in a previous post, you really can’t anticipate anything else out of a Will Ferrell film. The one element that… [Read More]

There I am, exiting the giant theatre (after waiting till the movie was over before I left, See Below) likely complaining about how bloated the average ticket price is these days when lo, a poster. A poster for a Ben Kingsley flick I had never even heard of. “Suspect Zero”… [Read More]