 Live Free or Die Hard made an estimated $9.1 million on Wednesday, according to 20th Century Fox. Obviously, this number comes no where near the Wednesday Opening Day Record set by Spider-Man 2 ($40.4 million). Fox considers this a good number. Most people were projecting $8-$10 million. So it's good but not great. You…
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We've written at length about our dislike for the horrible direct to dvd sequels which seem to becoming more prevalent. Disney's direct to dvd sequels have always bothered me the most because it's almost like they are purposely trying to ruin my childhood for the sake of a couple dollars. Good news, Disney will no…
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We've decided to introduce a new feature here on /Film where we open the vault and bring back some of the great (and even not so great) movie trailers from the past. We have decided to start with one of our favorites, the trailer for the film that made you afraid to go into the…
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Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe is being paid $50 million for the final two films Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince and The Deathly Hallows.
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A new poster for Iron Man has premiered at The Cinema Expo International in Amsterdam (I'm gonna have to check this out next year) this week. FilmFocus posted a photo of the display, which our friends at Screenrant took into photoshop, adjusting it to remove the side angle perspective. And that's the photo you're looking…
Read More We saw a screening of Transformers last night, but we weren't lucky enough to see what people are now referring to as the trailer to JJ Abrams Top Secret Movie titled Cloverfield. Our friends at FirstShowing were lucky enough to be at a screening that showed the trailer. Everyone who has seen it so far…
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 I've always thought that Michael Moore doesn't get the credit he deserves. People complain that his films aren't documentaries because they only show one side of the story. These same people watch a film like Super Size Me or, well, see that's the problem. There aren't that many documentaries that are overtly accessible to…
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Cameron Diaz has signed on to star in Richard Kelly's The Box. Kelly, best known for his directorial debut turned cult fav Donnie Darko, wrote the script based on a short story ("Button Button") by Richard Matheson. The story was also the basis for a Twilight Zone episode in the Night Gallery years. Eli Roth…
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The London Times has published the first review of Harry Potter and The Order of The Phoenix. Leo Lewis calls the film: "a solid, occasionally spectacular set-piece that struggles unsuccessfully to give us thrills and fun we have not already had in previous installments." That doesn't sound very positive, does it? This is too bad,…
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 Cinematical has posted this new poster for The Bourne Ultimatum. I don't know about you, but I prefer the new international black and white posters or the original teaser one-sheet. This new poster seems too stock. Check it out after the jump.Â
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The movie trailer for Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium is now online. This is the same trailer that we told you last week would be attached to Disney/Pixar's Ratatouille on Friday. Emporium is a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-like fantasy film written by Zach Helm, who we like to refer to as the Hollywood-ized Charlie Kaufman…
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Let's face it. National Lampoon hasn't produced anything good since may-be Christmas Vacation (and that's debatable in most people's minds). Well now the crew that made Animal House, and a bunch of recent bombs you wouldn't reccognize have decided to spoof the sword-andsandal films with National Lampoon's 301: The Legend of Awesomest Maximus Wallace Leonidas.…
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Haven't had enough of Transformers yet? Me neither. Check out the new international Transformers movie trailer (the second one by my count) after the jump. It's a variation of what we've seen in the US trailers a few new big robot transformations and action clips I've never seen before.
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TMNT made over $92 million worldwide and untold amounts on dvd, yet cost only $34 million to make. So why wouldn't the studio want to make a sequel? Mirage Studios' Steve Murphy says the idea is becoming a little more likely: As of two weeks ago Imagi Entertainment (the TMNT movie animation studio) informed Mirage…
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Academy Award nominated actor Ryan Gosling (Half Nelson) has signed on to star opposite Rachel Weisz in Peter Jackson's big screen adaptation of Alice Sebold's bestselling book The Lovely Bones. Jeeez, so far the cast and crew is stacked with a talented group who has either won or been nominated for an Oscar. The film…
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Giant robots have invaded Westwood in preparation of the huge Transformers premiere. Tweakmonkey reports that Bumblebee (pictured above), Optimus Prime, and the black semi are parked outside the Fox Theater on Broxton street. If I lived in southern California, I'd totally drive down there and get some photos with the giant transforming robots. We have…
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Burger King has a new Transformers television advertisement that features Optimus Prime (lips and all) trying to order food through a Burger King Drive-through window. Check out the video after the jump. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kckakj8sH8I[/youtube]
Read More The summer movie season is in full effect. I saw Live Free or Die Hard last night and loved it despite the many logic holes and ridiculous stunts (read my review here). Tonight I see License to Wed, which I don't have much hope for (why does Mandy Moore keep picking the crappiest movies? I…
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 Are friends at FilmIck have posted two new posters/banners for The Simpsons Movie. The new one-sheet and quad have the tag-line "The Greatest Family Adventure Of All Time." and show the Simpson family running away from the Springfield mob. And of course, Homer is distracted by the donut styled O in the Simpson Movie…
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As we've previously reported, Yale University in New Haven Connecticut has been the site of some of the first film production on Indiana Jones 4. The New York Observer reports that the chase sequence will occur near the start of the film, which makes sense considering Jones is usually far away from his teaching gig…
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There is a new teaser trailer for Pixar's 2008 movie Wall-E on the Ratatouille video game. JVPixar has uploaded the video to YouTube, but it's poor quality. The video is a two minute television advertisement from the BuyNLarge corporation advertising the WALL-E unit, "working to dig you out." In the new film the Earth becomes…
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Another photo from Michel Gondry's Be Kind, Rewind has found it's way onto the internets. Last time we showed you a photo of the guys spoofing / reinacting Ghostbusters. This time Jack Black and Mos Def are Driving Miss Daisy. Be Kind, Rewind follows a junkyard worker (played by Jack Black) who believes that a…
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I just got home from the press screening for Live Free or Die Hard (aka Die Hard 4.0, which woulda, coulda and shoulda been the film's official title). With any sequel, everyone immediately asks how it compares to the previous films in the series. There really is no way to review a fourth film in…
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Warner Bros has sent us the new theatrical poster for The Brave One, the new Neil Jordan (The Crying Game) film which stars Jodie Foster, Naveen Andrews, Terrence Howard and Mary Steenburgen. Earlier this month we showed you the film's trailer, which got our attention. Click on the poster to the right to see it…
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Did you know: Before director Brad Bird took over production of Pixar's Ratatouille, the film went under a couple different titles: "Rat!" or "Rats!" Above we bring you two of the title concept designs courtesy of Pixar's new hardcover coffee table book, The Art of Ratatouille [via: JH].
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Truth be told, Michael Bay's Transformers is not the only transforming big robots action movie coming out this week. The Asylum has produced yet another low budget copy of a big screen release, and they're calling it The Transmorphers. Many of you might remember that The Asylum is the same production company that brought us…
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I remember when The Blair Witch Project exploded onto the scene in the late 90's, Hollywood was abuzz calling the Blair Witch filmmakers the future of Hollywood. While Blair Witch is likely responsible for the internet viral marketing ideas that we see today, the filmmakers have faded into obscurity. And it's not for a lack…
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For someone who was so unsure about returning to direct Spider-Man 4, that doesn't stop Sam Raimi from talking about the possibilities. The Evil Dead director told MTV that he's already started brainstorming about possible villains for part 4. "I would love to see Electro, Vulture, maybe the Sinister Six as a team," he said.…
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 At the London press conference for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, one of the big topics of conversation was which character was cut, than added back into the film's screenplau under JK Rowling's advisement. "Jo reads each draft," David Heyman said, "she reads each screenplay, and she said, 'You know, I…
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 Paramount has released video footage of the first day of principal photography on Indiana Jones 4. Spielberg toasts the start of production and sets up a car chase sequence. The coolest part is seeing George Lucas and Steven Spielberg riding in the period car. Check out the video at IndianaJones.com.
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The trailer for Steve Carell's next comedy Dan in Real Life was attached to Evan Almighty, but has not found its way online yet. Well, our friends at Worst Previews have posted the following E! News First Look of the trailer, which is annoyingly unwatchable because they talked over the whole thing (arg). The movie…
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The first movie trailer for 20th Century Fox's big screen adaptation of the popular video game Hitman is now online. I'm not a big gamer, but have been around video games all my life. And making a feature film based on the Hitman concept seemed like a no-brainer. Most video games don't have a good…
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When Guy Richie (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch) first announced RocknRolla, his return to the ensemble British Gangster movie genre, we wondered if the old (pre-Madonna) Richie had also returned. Well finally the ensemble cast has been announced: Gerard Butler, Tom Wilkinson, Thandie Newton, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges and Idris Elba. While the casting…
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Germany has barred Bryan Singer and company from shooting at a German military site because the film's star Tom Cruise is a Scientologist. The German government does not recognize as a church. According to THR, Berlin says Scientology masquerades as a religion to make money, a charge Scientology leaders reject. The movie, Valkyrie is based…
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This just in: WWE Pro Wrestler Chris Benoit and his family were found dead in their home. No word on what exactly caused the death, but I'm sure we'll find out soon since the local authorities are investigating the residence. Update: It has now been revealed that the deaths are are being investigated as a…
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We have finally received official confirmation on the plot of Star Trek XI (kinda). In an article in Sunday's NY Times, screenwriters Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman revealed that the film focuses "on the earliest adventures of Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock." Okay, so most of us already knew or assumed this, but I believe…
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More Sicko News (yes, it's the week of release, so expect this to be the final ramp up): As we previously reported, Michael Moore's film premiered this weekend on one screen at an New York City Upper West Side AMC/Lowes theater. The good news is that the film sold out ALL of its shows, and…
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In the wake of the internet leak, The Weinstein Co are doing all they can to promote Sicko. It makes me wonder if they hired new people since the Grindhouse disaster. The latest idea involves the movie trailer for Michael Moore's latest to be projected on buildings across the country on Monday June 25th, beginning…
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 Entertainment Weekly has released the first photos from Wes Anderson's The Darjeeling Limited. The Rushmore director is telling fans "You can't trust what you read on the internet" in response to a plot description which has been circulating the web for months. According to the web description, the story follows three brothers who trek…
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Kill Bill Executive Producer E. Bennet Walsh is now claiming that writer/director Quentin Tarantino has formulated the plots for two sequels which he plans to film in China. According to our friends at FilmIck, Kill Bill: Volume 3 would be the revenge story of two Crazy 88s killers whose arms and eyes were hacked by…
Read More Update: Click here to watch the official Dark Knight Teaser Trailer. The first teaser trailer for The Dark Knight is probably months away from being officially released, but recently a batch of fan made trailers have surfaced on the video sharing websites. The latest one created by WormyT is pretty impressive, and has even been…
Read More This new Iron Man cast photo has hit the web courtesy of CS. The photo above shows (left to right) Terrence Howard as Jim Rhodes, Gwyneth Paltrow as Virginia 'Pepper' Potts, Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, and Jeff Bridges as Obadiah Stane aka Iron Monger. Jon Favreau's big screen adaptation hits theaters on May…
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Our sources have just informed us that the first official movie trailer for Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium will be attached to Disney/Pixar's Ratatouille. You might be asking yourself, what is Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium, and why should I care? Emporium is a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-like fantasy film written by Zach Helm, who we…
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Paramount/Dreamworks has sent us 8 new video clips from Michael Bay's Transformers. Get excited and check them out below. Below The Sand: Skorponok attacks a bunch of soldiers in the desert. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/transformers_belowthesand.flv 450 190] Captain Lennox (Josh Duhamel) tries to find a credit card while in the heat of battle. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/transformers_creditcard.flv 450 190] Sam 'Spike'…
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 Many of you probably know Sean Penn as an actor, but he's been directing flicks since 1991. His latest, Into the Wild stars Emile Hirsch as a young, idealistic kid who abandons life as most of us know it for the Alaskan wilderness. Based on the bestseller by Jon Krakauer, and inspired by a…
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We've been waiting for this to happen. 84-Year-Old superhero creator Stan Lee is finally being made into an action figure. Lee is responsible for Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four, The Incredible Hulk and many others. Lee has also made cameo appearances in most of the Marvel film adaptations. He also played himself in a mentor-like supporting…
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Lionsgate has released the first official photo from SAW 4, which can be seen after the jump. I'm not quite sure what is going on in this trap, but there does appear to be a timer on the wall counting down to something. I would guess that the numbers are minutes, which means there is…
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 Fox has released yet another trailer for The Simpsons Movie. This one will be attached to Evan Almighty, which hits theaters tonight. The new trailer features Homer and Bart on a fishing trip, President Schwarzenegger, the destruction of Springfield, a Naked Bart, Spider-Pig and much much more. I have to admit, I wasn't really…
Read More The first photo from Spike Jonze's adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic children's story Where the Wild Things Are, has been revealed at the New York City Licensing Show. We have now updated the photo with a much better looking high resolution photo thanks to MTV. Click on the photo to enlarge. We loved this…
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Some photographer named Steven Spielberg (ever hear of him? Nah, me neither) has taken the first photo of Harrison Ford in full costume on the set of Indiana Jones 4. Very cool. Harrison looks a little older for wear, which is something I'm sure they'll play up in the film.
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Warner Bros has released a final batch of new Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix production photos. Below we have put together a collection of all the Phoenix photos, 75 in all, that have been released thus far. Some are old, some are brand spanking new, and some are even behind the scenes…
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A Mighty Heart is one of those films that I've been hearing non-stop about for months. The media has been all over the flick, from tabloids covering Angelina Jolie's every move, and internet ads plastered on many major sites, to Jolie's appearances on everything from Larry King Live to The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.…
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When we last saw Evan Baxter (Steve Carell) in Bruce Almighty, he was Jim Carrey's hard working smug Buffalo newscaster rival. Baxter has since been elected to Congress, winning on the campaign promise that he would "change the world". When he asks God for his help, God (Morgan Freeman) not only listens but responds by…
Read More Variety has released their annual 10 Screenwriters to Watch issue. The 2007 edition features the following screenwriters: Michael Bacall (Manic, Bookies, Justice Deferred, Hole Shot, In Search of Captain Zero, Prey, The King of Kong, Psycho Funky Chimp, and Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life) Age: 34 Inspired by: The Coen brothers, Paul Schrader,…
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 The American Film Institute has released it's annual list of the top 100 greatest movies of all time. This list, like most other lists, will probably lead to more than a few disagreements. There are placement problems (Titanic places higher than Blade Runner?), there are movies that deserve to be on the list but…
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Ever since we first saw Kill Bill: Volume 1 and 2, we wondered what it would be like to see the whole movie together like Quentin Tarantino had originally intended. A special edition dvd release was promised, but never released. And in the wake of the Grindhouse failure, I only assumed that the studio would…
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The cool thing to do now-a-days is to post the first 8 or 10 minutes of a film online. But Michael Bay doesn't need 8 mintutes. Our friends over at The Movie Blog have posted this new 15 second Transformers television spot. I know it's only fifteen seconds long, but it's packed with brand spanking…
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 One of our favorite indie directors turned big screen action star - Kevin Smith, got a chance to interview Live Free or Die Hard co-star Bruce Willis, and we have the video footage. The interview takes place on the Fox Hollywood back-lot. Willis talks about making the film, talking to fans on iChat, and…
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In future history books, 2007 will probably become known as the year that movie piracy became mainstream. Sure, Star Wars Episode III hit the bit torrent networks days before it's release. And there was the occasional other film that found it's way onto the web before it's nationwide release. But for the most part pirated…
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It's probably unlikely, but that won't stop us from reporting the rumor which is beginning to sweep the internets. A hacker named Gabriel claims to have hacked into the computers of Bloomsbury, the publishing house that distributes the Harry Potter books. The hacker claims to have used a browser exploit to gain access to the…
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 Universal has revealed the first teaser image for The Incredible Hulk at the New York City Licensing Show. Wizard posted the photo, which we (again) cleaned up, and (un)distorted for your viewing pleasure. You can click on the above image to enlarge. As you can see, Hulk is not as large as he was…
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Universal Pictures has uploaded an eight-minute clip from the Steve Carell comedy sequel Evan Almighty. I just caught the film last night and was pleasantly surprised (hey, I wasn't expecting much going in). The movie hits theaters this Friday, and the only other movie in nationwide release is the John Cusack horror flick 1408. Obviously…
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IFC Films has posted the first 8 minutes of John Dahl's new dramatic comedy thriller You Kill Me. The film follows Frank Falenczyk (Ben Kingsley), a hit-man for his Polish mob family in Buffalo, New York. Frank's drinking problem messes up a critical assignment that puts the family business in peril. His uncle (Philip Baker…
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Last time we told you that Disney was considering a spin-off for Pirates of the Caribbean 4. Today Cinemablend confirms our previous reports. Their scooper claims: "the ending of Pirates 3, the fountain of youth story might not be the only story they might used the next pirate's film. The fountain story could used in…
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According to Warner Bros, the direct to DVD sequel Return to House on Haunted Hill will introduce "navigational cinema" technology that will allow viewers to interact with the storyline. The High Definition release will include seven "viewer choices leading to over 90 iterations of the storyline." What that means, we don't exactly know. Sounds a…
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Earlier today, we told you that The Weinstein Co was planning "sneak previews" of Michael Moore's SiCKO this weekend in 27 markets where Moore's films have played well in the past. We now have more information. Weinstein is holding almost 50 screenings total in the 27 markets on Saturday, June 23rd. Check out the list…
Read More Before he has a chance to get started on those two new Pee Wee Herman movies he's been promising for years now (like those will ever happen), Paul Reubens will be featured in Todd Solondz' new movie in a dramatic role. When I hear the name Todd Solondz, I think of his quirky earlier films…
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Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese will re-team for feature film adaptation of Don Winslow's The Winter of Frankie Machine. De Niro will play a Mafia hit man who has given up the game to become the proprietor of a bait shop. But he discovers that he's been targeted for a hit, and is forced…
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We usually try not to focus on the personal lives of actors or directors, but this caught our eye. Someone has posted on craigslist claiming to be a director looking for a date to a big hollywood movie premiere which is happening the last week of June. You can read the posting below followed by…
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 Our friends at ScreenRant have posted an in depth look at the differences between the Batman suits from Batman Begins and The Dark Knight. One of my huge problems with the older costume, was the large bulging neck/shoulder area in the cowl. It's hard to tell from the angle of the new photo, but…
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So the film has hit the interweb, and The Weinstein Co are freaking out that no one will pay tickets to a movie that everyone can download for free (not an unreasonable thought). So the guys at The Weinstein Co and Lionsgate have announced plans to release the film ahead of schedule in a single…
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 Did You Know: Evan Almighty is now the most expensive comedy ever made. The studio initially planned to not cross a $140 million limit. But with the special effects and logistical problems (having real live animals on set can add up), the cost went over $175 million. That means, after press, advertising, prints, and…
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 Lionsgate has sent us the official poster for Good Luck Chuck, the new comedy starring the very unfunny Dane Cook and Jessica Alba. The movie has an interesting premiese, but the trailer didn't contain one laugh (not a good sign for a romantic comedy). The poster seems to be inspired (or copied) from the…
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MTV has posted a first look at the new poster for 20th Century Fox's fantasy Adventure film The Dark is Rising. Pretty much looks like every other fantasy epic poster of the last five years (Lord of the Rings, Eragon, etc). Click on the image to enlarge, or you can find a higher resolution version…
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Sony/MGM have hired Marc Forster (Monster's Ball, Finding Neverland, Stranger Than Fiction) to direct the next James Bond film. It should be, but it's not really a shock that Casino Royale director Martin Campbell is not returning. He's publicly said he won't be returning for James Bond 22, which is a shame since he did…
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We were one of the first people to report last week that Michael Moore's Sicko had been leaked to the internet. We debated for over an hour to post the information as it could do more bad than good. But the more we looked into the situation, the more weight the story had. This was…
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Dreamworks/Paramount has provided us with interviews with all the non-robot cast of Transformers. You can watch the ten interviews which include director Michael Bay, stars Shia Labeouf, Josh Duhamel, Megan Fox, Tyrese Gibson, Jon Voight and John Turturro after the jump. Transformers hits theaters on July 3rd 2007 (the night of July 2nd in select…
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Today is the first day of principal photography on Indiana Jones 4. The film's official website has posted the following update: Today director Steven Spielberg will shout "Action!" marking the return of the character who redefined cinematic action as cameras roll on the first day of principal photography on the new Indiana Jones adventure. Spielberg…
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As people continue to pester The Incredibles director Brad Bird about a possible sequel, the answers remain, for the most part, the same. Here is what Brad told AP while promoting his new film Ratatouille: I love the world. I love the characters, and if I could come with a story that was as good…
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Jeffrey Wells at Hollywood Elsewhere has published the late June industry tracking numbers. To make things easier, we have filed the numbers in this neat little table below: Film General Awareness Definite Interest First Choice Definately Not Interested 1408 56% 30% 9% 12% A Mighty Heart 44% 22% 6% Evan Almighty 89% 40% 15%…
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 Picturehouse has released the theatrical movie trailer for The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters (poster). I, like many of you, grew up during the last few years of the so called Arcade revolution. Kids flocked to the local bowling alley or video arcade to play the latest and greatest video game machines.…
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 A couple days ago, Entertainment Weekly ran a feature on Batman's new suit from The Dark Knight. Warner Bros has provided us with a high resolution version of the photo for you to look over. Check it out after the jump. You can also left click to see the super high resolution version.
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Last month it was widely reported that Patrick Wilson, Jude Law and Keanu Reeves were offered roles in Zack Snyder's upcoming big screen adaptation of Alan Moore's graphic novel Watchmen. Since then we've learned that Keanu Reeves had officially turned down the role of Dr. Manhattan. AICN now reports that Jason Patric (Narc, The Alamo,…
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The LA Times has revealed a silhouette image of Batman's new "Bat Pod" from Christopher Nolan's upcoming Batman Begins sequel: The Dark Knight. Created by Lucius Fox (played in the film by Morgan Freeman), The Batpod has armor, weapons, "other bat toys" which includes grappling hooks, cannons and machine guns. The Bat Pod is rideable,…
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Rumor has it that Oscar nominated actor Jackie Earle Haley has been offered the part of Rorschach in Zack Snyder's big screen adaptation of Alan Moore's graphic novel Watchmen. When Paul Greengrass was attached to direct the film, actor Paddy Considine was signed to play the part of the masked vigilante. But now Considine claims…
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Blockbuster has announced plans to expand it's Blu-ray disc inventory to 1,700 corporate-owned Blockbuster stores by mid-July 2007. The newly selected stores will each start off with over 170 Blu-ray titles, and expand their offerings as more titles are released and interest grows. This is definitely more bad news for the HD-DVD camp. The company…
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Diablo Movie In Development The official Legendary Pictures website now lists a big screen adaptation of the Diablo video game series as one of the projects they are actively developing. Legendary Pictures has been responsible for Superman Returns, Batman Begins, and 300 among other films (We Are Marshall, Beerfest, Lady in the Water and The…
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On Saturday, we launched a new feature on /Film called Retro Movie Trailer Flashback. We intended this feature to be a once a week thing, unless we came across something really special or in the case that it was a slow news day. And it turns out both this video and tonight qualify. Fantastic Four:…
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It's been a Pixar week here at /Film, and we have even more! Disney has sent us 13 new concept photos from Pixar's Ratatouille. If you've ever seen one of Pixar's coffee table books (I've always wanted to buy them, but have never been able to convince myself to spend the money), than you know…
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Executive producer/co-screenwriter Roberto Orci has revealed that shooting will begin on Star Trek 11 (which will be titled Star Trek) in November 2007. Orci told IESB that the casting process has begun, with decisions to be made soon. Apparently, the big announcements will be made in Late July at the San Diego Comic-Con (but will…
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Producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura has been trying to get Axel back on the big screen, and claims that a writer will be hired in the next couple months, but does Paramount want a PG-13 Beverly Hills Cop 4? When Chud asked the producer if an R-Rated fourth film would be possible in the now family…
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 20th Century Fox's Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer took in an estimated $22.2 million on Friday (a per screen average of $5,746). That's the fifth biggest opening day so far this year (and the 30th biggest of all time). The film will probably end the weekend slightly north of $60 million. Not…
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Disney sent us a list of fun Ratatouille facts. Of course, nothing earth-shattering, but interesting nonetheless.
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Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the best directors of this generation. His filmography includes Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, and Punch Drunk Love. His adaptation of Upton Sinclair's novel Oil comes five years after his last big screen effort. The Will Be Blood is the story about family, greed, religion, and oil, centered around…
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The trailer for Pixar's 2008 movie Wall-E is attached to Ratatouille. But you don't have to wait until June 29th to see it. Check it out after the jump. Official plot synopsis: The year is 2700. WALL•E, a robot, spends every day doing what he was made for. But soon, he will discover what he…
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We told you a couple days back that Disney was running Saturday night sneak preview screenings for Pixar's new movie Ratatouille. We got a chance to see the film at a press screening this week and while we are forced to hold off on our review, I can say that you should get your butt…
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August Rush is a tough sell. I'm not sure many of the /Film readers will be interested in seeing such a film, but that won't stop you from being dragged on a Friday date-night to your local multiplex. From the director of Disco Pigs and the writer of Escape from New York comes the story…
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On Monday June 4th we got the chance to sit down with Eagle vs. Shark writer/director Taika Waititi. We LOVED his film when we saw it at Sundance, and had a full list of questions about Waititi's hilarious movie. [audio:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/interviews/eaglevssharkinterview.mp3] Running Time: 30 Minutes Time-code Chapter Guide: 0:25 The Origin of the Idea 2:45 Judah…
Read More Screenwriter/Executive Producer/All-Around-Geek John August was shocked to read that the Prince of Persia movie would be hitting theaters on July 10, 2009. "It's a perfectly good date, but I have no idea if there will be a movie to show," wrote August on his blog. "I don't know if it's getting made, or who's directing,…
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 Oh yeah, and they've also released this (final?) Transformers movie poster featuring Optimus Prime in his hero pose, while Megan Fox grabs on to Shia somewhere down below. This is what everything has been building to. The movie hits theaters in a couple weeks. Are you ready? Check out the full poster after the…
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Oh My God. You must watch this new television spot for Transformers where Michael Bay takes a camera rolling under a car during a chase sequence to capture it's transformation into Bonecrusher. Incredible. This gives me hope that there might be 20 more moments like this that haven't been revealed yet in the clips, trailers,…
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I've always said that if the Godzilla movies had been made today, they would have been released in IMAX 3D. AICN has confirmed that plans are finally underway for a 3D English-Language Godzilla film. According to Kerner, Tokyo based Producer/Director Yoshimitsu Banno and Producer Kenji Okuhira, have teamed up with Hollywood 3-D veterans Producer Brian…
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The IMPAwards has released two new International movie posters for The Bourne Ultimatum. The poster has the subtitle "Remember Everything Forgive Nothing" and advertises "Matt Damon is Jason Bourne". Damon has said that this will probably be his last movie as Jason Bourne. The close-up of Matt Damon's bloody, scratched and dirty face is pretty…
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The Onion, American's Finest News Source, is reporting that Rocky II, III, IV Decisions Overturned After Stallone Caught With Performance-Enhancing Drugs. According to the satire sheet: In the wake of last month's shocking revelation that actor Sylvester Stallone had been caught with the illegal human growth hormone Jintropin at an Australian airport, the World Boxing…
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We've told you before how Rocket Science was not only one of our favorite films from Sundance, but one of our favorite films of the year. It's a mixture of Election, Rushmore, and Squid and the Whale. If you liked any of the previously named films, you will love Rocket Science. Last week Picturehouse revealed…
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In this post-Veronica Mars world, I was immediately drawn to Nancy Drew hoping to fill the now empty void. And as you might expect, the family comedy adaptation of the classic kids novel was not exactly what I was craving or even expecting. But that's not a bad thing because Nancy Drew is one of…
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The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly has a look at Batman's new suit in The Dark Knight. Check out a scan of the photo to the right [via: shh]. Click on the photo to enlarge. It looks a lot more high tech and streamlined, which makes sense since this is essentially Batman: Year Two. I…
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20th Century Fox Japan has released 10 minutes of Live Free or Die Hard to help wet your appetite. The footage contains almost the entire opening sequence of the movie. The first clip begins with the fox logo. We are witness to the reverse engineering that leads to America getting "hacked". The second clip, which…
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LatinoReview has posted a photo of what appears to be The Joker's "clown-car" from the upcoming Batman Begins sequel, The Dark Knight. The photo was leaked from the set a few days back, and looks to be legit. I can say this much, I'm really digging the production design thus far. It has style but…
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Disney is doing anything they can to help promote the live-action/cg Underdog movie which hits theaters this August. The studio has released footage of mock bloopers, an idea they stole from Pixar (but if you steal idea from a company you own, is it really still stealing?). Anyway, Disney so got us - I mean,…
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I'm man enough to admit that I didn't hate The Mummy Spin-off/prequel The Scorpion King. But at the same time, I'm not sure I've ever met anyone that loved the flick. The movie made some modest cash back in the day riding high from The Mummy franchise, and largely due to the then emerging action…
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We've been looking forward to Across The Universe ever since we heard the words "Beatles" and "musical" used in the same sentence. The movie trailer looks amazing. Who cares what Roth says, we have faith in Academy Award nominated director Julie Taymor (Frida, Titus). Check out the new theatrical poster to the right. Click on…
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Producer Kevin Feige has revealed that Captain America will be the next film for Marvel Studios. "I have a writer on 'Captain America' right now, hoping to get a director on that very soon to get that into the pipeline within the next year. Same thing with 'Thor,'" Feige told CS. "David Self is writing…
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A couple days back we posted (via: MovieWeb) the first teaser poster for SAW IV. Turns out, it wasn't a teaser poster at all. Lionsgate contacted us and informed us that the art was actually "not any kind of official art for the film, it was the INVITATION to a press event". The imagery of …
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The good news is that Paul W.S. Anderson (not EVER to be confused with the much more talented Paul Thomas Anderson) is not filming the big screen adaptation of Castlevania. The bad news is that Stomp the Yard director Sylvain White has signed on to helm the project. You probably don't remember White from such…
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I must admit, I haven't heard of D-War until now, but seeing the trailer was enough to sell us. Hey, what can I say - we're easy. D-War, which stands for Dragon Wars, is a monster movie directed by Korean actor (and comedian?) Shim Hyung-rae. FilmJunk claims that the "movie took almost 6 years to…
Read More Last year Marvel head Avi Arad announced that a Thor movie was in the works. "We're in the scripting stage right now," Arad said. An article in the LA Times claims that Layer Cake director Matthew Vaughn is in negotiations to direct the film based on a Mark Protosevich screenplay. If this is true, than…
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20th Century Fox must be expecting Fantastic Four 2 to make some big bucks this weekend. The bad reviews couldn't stop the first film from selling tickets, and it seems like the studio believes they have another box office winner. The LA Times is reporting that Fox has already put a feature spinoff starring The…
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I hate to keep posting every new Transformers tv spot, but they just keep getting better. Check out the new spot after the jump which aired during the NBA Finals. Transformers will be unleashed on July 2nd in select theaters.
Read More In an interview with IGN, Transformers director Michael Bay revealed one of his ideas for Transformers that was too expensive for the big screen: "I had an amazing aircraft-carrier idea that was just too expensive, so maybe another movie… that'll get the fans talking!" A transforming aircraft carrier transformer? Can you imagine how huge that…
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The Wednesday edition of The New York Times has an article by David Halbfinger on the MPAA and the "racy or graphic" red band movie trailer, which includes two paragraphs about /Film. We're extremely honored to be mentioned in the Nation's newspaper of record! I highly recommend reading Halbfinger's article at this link, but here…
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At /Film, we like to promote movies. We use to post red band movie trailers, but the MPAA has ordered us not to. (Click here to read more about what happened). We removed the trailers and have replaced the videos with direct links to the studio red band trailer websites. The websites use a flawed…
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Danny Boyle's Sunshine (not to be confused with Little Miss) was released overseas in April. We're still looking forward to this one, if it will ever get here. The sci-fi thriller hits US theaters on July 20th, and Fox Searchlight has released the final US Poster. Check it out to the right. Left click to…
Read More Academy Award winning actor William Hurt (Dark City, The Village) has joined the cast of The Incredible Hulk. Louis Leterrier (Transporter) plans to star shooting this summer in Toronto with Ed Norton as Bruce Banner, a scientist on the run, trying to avoid capture long enough to cure the condition that turns him into a…
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A few weeks ago, a copy of Eli Roth's Hostel: Part II was leaked [dead link removed] on to the internet. It was not a video taped copy, like you normally find on canal street or the torrent sites. It was an unfinished production screener missing some visual and sound effects (and may-be even a scene or…
Read More The Deming Headlight newspaper is reporting that Indiana Jones production crew is prepping an area near the town's Deming Municipal Airport for filming. The former WWII training base has been painted blue and now sports a United States Air Force Insignia with the underlying slogan "Home of the Fighter Pilot." While the paper claims that…
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Yesterday, we speculated that The Sopranos series finale left room for the long rumored Sopranos movie. Shortly after our posting (which by the time of this posting, generated over 180 comments from outraged fans) a rumor began to sweep Hollywood and the internet that Warner Bros and HBO would be announcing a Sopranos movie on…
Read More IESB reported a couple days back that the Fletch prequel has a new director and star. Accepted director Steve Pink will direct the film starring, get this, Joshua Jackson as Fletch (a role made famous by Chevy Chase). It's funny how a project that once had my complete interest, has degraded into the worst possible…
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Lionsgate has revealed the first teaser poster for Darren Lynn Bousman's SAW IV. Check it out above via MovieWeb. The fourth film in the series stars Tobin Bell (Jigsaw returns!), Angus Macfadyen, Shawnee Smith, Lyriq Bent, Scott Patterson and Justin Louis. SAW IV hits theaters on October 26th 2007, just in time for Halloween.
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One of the documentaries we really dug at this year's Sundance Film Festival was Chasing Ghosts, about the masters of Pac-Man. It was a great trip back to the arcade era of the 1970's and 1980's. Well, Picturehouse has picked up a similar documentary (which even includes some of the same characters), which New Line…
Read More To add more fuel to the Transformers sequel fire: Michael Bay told the press at the Asia junket/press confrence for Transformers that they would make a Transformers 3, 4, 5 if the reaction (ie box office) is good enough. So it looks like Transformers fanboys will just have to see the movie 8 or 9…
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There will be 800 sneak preview screenings of Pixar/Disney's Ratatouille on Saturday, June 16th. That's right, this weekend! Popular online ticket websites already have the sneaks listed in their database, although no tickets have gone on sale yet (nor have the theater listings been revealed). I'm sure you'll be able to buy tickets later this…
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I hate to say we told you so but, well, WE TOLD YOU SO. In July 2006 we reported that Apple was planning to launch a movie rental service through the iTunes music/movie store. Almost a year later, the internet has again become abuzz with speculation. The movies in the Apple iTunes Movie store now…
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According to BD, Three-letter-named Music video turned film driector McG has signed on to direct Me and My Monster for Sony. I'm pretty sure the film is not connected to the popular 19080's children's toy My Pet Monster. The film is about a young boy who has a friendship with a bizarre creature that changes…
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Sicko filmmaker Michael Moore has taken to YouTube to promote his new documentary which attacked the American healthcare system. The controversal director is asking the internet community to record their own healthcare stories and upload them to YouTube. More has created a SickoTheMovie video group where you can watch videos or submit your own. The…
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A /Film spy sent us a juicy casting bit for the lastest Indiana Jones adventure. The source tells us that John Hurt (who was announced this past week) will be playing the charachter of famous german theoretical physicsm, Albert Einstein. We have no way to confirm this information, but here are the facts: Einstein was…
Read More Time Magazine has just published an article on Pixar, which gives us some new details on the future projects of the Mouse owned computer animation studio. Brad Bird recently let it slip that Pixar was currently developing 6 different films. Let's take a look at the future of Pixar, using a round-up of the information…
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"That cold, ain't the weather... That's death approaching." Is it just me or are there a lot of trailers hitting the web this week? And we haven't been posting all of them (as some of them just rent worth watching). Yesterday we posted the new trailer for Will Smith's I Am Legend. And now IGN…
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We were really excited to see The Invasion, the latest Invasion of the Bodysnatches remake, which was supposedly (depending on what sources you read) so troubled that Joel Silver brought The Wachowski Brothers (of Matrix fame) in to re-write and re-shoot a big chunk of the film. But the first trailer for the movie has…
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Rocket Science was not only one of our favorite movies at Sundace 2007, but it's also one of my favorite movies of the year. In our review, we wrote: "Jeffrey Blitz has created the next Sundance classic. See this movie, see this movie, SEE THIS MOVIE." It's a mixture of Election, Rushmore, and Squid and…
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"Never miss an issue. I'm down with The Losers in a big way. It's tough to make international espionage fresh, and I love that book." - JOSS WHEDON "The Losers, the best comic book not yet on the big screen" - NEW YORK MAGAZINE Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer director Tim Story (meh)…
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Ocean's Eleven was a fun, slick, stylized star-filled popcorn vegas bank heist flick. Even my father enjoyed the film (although he said he liked the original Sinatra film better). And truth be told, it's hard to put this many charismatic actors on the screen and not incite magic. The sequel failed in almost every way.…
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On Thursday May 17th, we had the chance to speak to director John Carney and stars Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova about the new india musical Once. At Sundance this year, Once was one of the most talked about films. However we missed it at the festival. We finally caught the film before the San…
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 Earlier today we posted the theatrical teaser poster for I Am Legend. We told you that the movie trailer would be online tonight, and now here it is. And I must admit, this movie looks even cooler than I thought it was going to be. I always thought the scenes in 28 Days Later…
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I know we're a little late on this one. The official teaser poster for the big screen adaptation of the popular horror comic series/graphic novel 30 Days of Night hit the web yesterday. We were too busy freaking out that we got quoted in the Hostel 2 television ads to notice. Or may-be we did…
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 Michael Moore appeared on Oprah Tuesday afternoon to promote Sicko. Not only do we get a sit-down interview with the director, but we also get a glimpse at a couple new video clips from Sicko. If you missed it, the video clips (18 minutes) have turned up on GooTube, and we have them for…
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I've never really understood the MMORPG world. For those that don't know, that stands for Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game. I tried Star Wars Galaxies, and wanted to love it, but came out with the opposite opinion. And I've had some friends (sadly) who spend more time on World of Warcraft (nicknamed Warcrack) than in…
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Warner Bros has released the movie poster for I Am Legend. The teaser trailer for the film will hit the net later tonight. Click on the iamge to the right, which features the very cool tagline "The Last Man On Earth Is Not Alone", to enlarge. Here is the official studio plot synopsis: "My name…
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It's been long rumored, but now it's official. 20th Century Fox is developing a sequel to the 2004 big screen adaptation of I, Robot with Battlestar Galactica's Ronald D. Moore behind the keyboard. Moore revealed the big news to Collider, claiming that he just finished a draft on the sequel. The writer was very tight…
Read More Last week I went to a screening of Hostel: Part II (which I really enjoyed). Eli Roth was in attendance and did a question and answer session following the screening. It was the first time Hostel 2 was screened for the public, so Roth was relieved to see that the audience loved the film. We…
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With Sin City 2 in some kind of delayed limbo -- some people speculate that the film is stuck in the same place that Captain Jack found himself at the beginning of Pirates 3. So I'm not exactly sure how credible this is, but Frank Miller has told MTV that he is also planning to…
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The theme song for Michael Bay's Transformers was exposed on the Sector 7 viral game site. The theme is a riff off the classic "Transformers - more than meets the eye" song which was used in the cartoon and toy television ads. Listen to it below. It's a little too techno-rock/nu-metal for me, but what…
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Paramount/Dreamworks has made their big Indiana Jones casting announcements/confirmations, and here's the shocker: Sean Connery will not be returning! Here is a quote from Connery himself: "I get asked the question so often, I thought it best to make an announcement. I thought long and hard about it and if anything could have pulled me…
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Tonight I got a phone call from a friend claiming I was quoted in a Hostel: Part II television advertisement. At first I didn't believe him. It had to be a joke, right? Nope. Turns out it happened. Of course the ad was shown on MTV (demographics and such), so I sat there for almost…
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Rob Zombie has revealed the OFFICIAL movie poster for his Halloween remake/start/prequel/whatever. I like the new poster because it works on a few different levels. It has so much going on but you don't immediately see that because of the simple color scheme. As you know, the movie follows Michael Myers, a messed up 10-year-old…
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American Gangster is one of those movies that just crept right up on me. I swear, I hadn't heard a thing about the flick before the Scarface influenced theatrical movie posters dropped. Yeah, I know - it's a Ridley Scott film (Gladiator, Black Hawk Down, Kingdom of Heaven), I should be playing more attention. But…
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The new movie trailer for Shoot 'Em Up has hit IGN, check it out after the jump. The movie follows a man named Mr. Smith (played by Clive Owen) delivers a woman's baby during a shootout, and is then called upon to protect the newborn from the army of gunmen. Paul Giamatti, and Monica Bellucci…
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AlloCine has released two new movie trailers for Wong Kar Wai's My Blueberry Nights. The previously released movie trailer didn't satisfy our Natalie Portman or Rachel Weisz fix, mainly concentrating on Norah Jones and Jude Law's characters. After a rough break-up, Elizabeth (Norah Jones) sets out on a journey across America, leaving behind a life…
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Ioncinema has a look at the movie poster for Academy Award-winning screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's directorial debut Synecdoche, New York. Click on the poster to the right to enlarge. Many of you will recognize Kaufman's name from his unique screenwriting credits: Being John Malkovich, Human Nature, Adaptation., Confessions of a Dangerous Mind and Eternal Sunshine of…
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Warner Bros has optioned the property based on a script by newbie Paul Sopocy. Growing up a kid of the 1980's, I liked (or at least watched) all sorts of bad 80's cartoon shows (probably starting with The Smurfs). It seems like Hollywood has run out of all original ideas again. Later this month Transformers…
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A couple days ago we told you that Transformers would now be opening on the evening of July 2nd in select theaters nationwide. We speculated that the screenings would most likely begin at 8:00pm like Disney's Pirates 3. We were right. We told you we would update you when the information became available, and now…
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Hellboy writer/director Guillermo del Toro has revealed the full cast line-up for Hellboy 2: The Golden Army. Let's take a look: Ron Perlman and Selma Blair return to star. John Hurt (V For Vendetta, Alien) returns for a cameo. Rupert Evans (who played John Myers in the original) will not be returning. The script includes…
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HisDarkMaterials.org has posted a new behind the scenes package for The Golden Compass (Movie Trailer, Poster). The five minute video is not a traditional EPK featurette, but instead a compilation of behind the scenes footage and film clips. They show a bunch of comparisons between green screen and final effects footage. I'm really starting to…
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 On The Lot isn't canceled, YET. Tonight the show will air on Fox in it's new two-hour weekly format, and Shia LaBeouf and director Michael Bay will join the judges to help promote Transformers (oh yeah, and judge the show). You might be wondering why Bay and LaBeouf would waste their time on a…
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 We've actually become moderately excited to see Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. Like most other self respecting comic book geeks, we hated the first film. But somehow the action sequences from the trailers and tv spots sucked us in for the sequel. We believed there might be a slight chance of it…
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20th Century Fox has released 13 production photos from Live Free or Die Hard. Essentially, a lot of what we've already seen in the trailer. As always, left click to enlarge the photo. Check them out after the jump. Live Free or Die Hard hits theaters on June 27th 2007. Official Plot Synopsis: In a…
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Just because Grindhouse failed to make any money at the box office doesn't mean they won't make a sequel. At least according to horror director Eli Roth, who still hopes to film a feature length Thanksgiving. "And it would be something I'd do in between projects. But I'm actually writing it with my friend Jeff…
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Correction: The Transformer in question is actually Frenzy and not Soundwave. Howard Stern was asked to briefly voice Soundwave Frenzy in the upcoming Transformers movie. For those of you who don't know, Soundwave Frenzy takes the form of small consumer electronic devices. At one point in the new movie, the Transformer will be disguised as…
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Last night, Michael Bay posted a clip of the epic freeway battle between Bonecrusher and Optimus Prime. But the big budget action director uploaded the video to YouTube. As much as we thought it was totally awesome, we wished we had a higher resolution version without all the GooTube artifacting. We weren't alone. And Michael…
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Disney/Pixar has released 20 new photos from Brad Bird's Ratatouille. Combine that with 20 previously released photos and we now have 40 Ratatouille Production Stills. Click on most of the photos to see super high resolution versions. And I've said this before, the detail in each frame of a Pixar movie is incredible. Am I…
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 I've never been a fan of Richard Gere. Something about him always skeeved me out. But I very much dugg The Hoax (which you should all check out when it hits DVD). Check out the trailer for his new movie The Flock, which immediately sucked me in. The film also stars Claire Danes (who…
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Did Judd Apatow STEAL the idea for Knocked Up from a book? Of course not. But that won't stop people from filing frivolous lawsuits (our legal team would like me to note that the following statement is my opinion, and NOT a fact). A Canadian journalist named Rebecca Eckler says she is suing Universal for…
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Check out the new movie poster for the Andy Samberg comedy Hot Rod, thanks to our friends at FirstShowing. The previously released teaser trailer didn't quite impress me. Although I must admit, Samberg's digital shorts are the only reason (if there is a reason) to watch Saturday Night Live these days (but in the days…
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One of the oddest things on last nights MTV Movie Awards was Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes accepting the "Dirtiest Mouth Award". Normally Smith and crew accepting an award for foul language would be a normal thing, but it was far from normal. It was essentially an advertisement for Orbits gum. I tried to find…
Read More When I heard that horror director Eli Roth had posed nude for a double page spread in an upcoming photo book, I was shocked.
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We just received word that Michael Moore will appear on Oprah on Tuesday June 5th where he will present, for the first time on television, scenes from his new film, Sicko." Oprah will interview Michael about the movie and the attention it's receiving before its release. And get this -- the theme of Oprah's show…
Read More Coming off the hugely successful opening weekend for Knocked Up, Judd Apatow (the new Hollywood comedy golden boy) has announced that he will produce a Harold Ramis (yes, Egon from Transformers) comedy. Year One will star Jack Black and Michael Cera (Superbad). Owen Wilson is attached as executive producer (what that means exactly, we don't…
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Clint Mansell has undoubtedly created the best music score in Hollywood history. And I'm talking Requiem For a Dream. You might have not seen the movie, but you sure as hell have heard the music, which has been ripped off for commercials and many movie trailers (including one of the Lord of the Rings films…
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All I have to say is "OH MY GOD!" Have you seen the new clip of Bonecrusher vs. Optimus Prime from Michael Bay's Transformers? If not, we have it below, along with a bunch of other Transformers related clips and footage which was unveiled during the 2007 MTV Movie Awards on Sunday Night. First up…
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Nothing says a July 4th release date like July 2nd. Not only will Transformers hit theaters a day earlier nationwide, but Michael Bay has just announced that the film will also have night screenings in select markets the night before that (July 2nd). We assume much like the recent Shrek the Third and Spider-Man ,…
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Am I the only one excited for Live Free or Die Hard? Everyone I know seems to snicker at the over the top action sequences shown in the trailer, but supposedly the movie is tracking highly (although you wouldn't know it). Now Bruce Willis is saying that he is interested in returning for a fifth…
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I haven't met a person who didn't like Knocked Up. Even the critics love it. The film is currently the best reviewed Hollywood movie of 2007. And by Hollywood movie I mean wide release. And no, I'm not just talking about comedies. It's the best reviewed wide release PERIOD. At the time of this posting,…
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Yes, it is a slow news day. Disney has sent us the official plot synopsis for the second Chronicles Of Narnia movie. Not that the story is some big secret, considering the film is based on the beloved book by C.S. Lewis. Anyway, check out the studio's official synopsis after the jump. The Chronicles Of…
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MTV not only scored an Iron Man set visit, but they've come back with three videos which may be worth checking out. Usually video cameras (and still cameras) are barred from Hollywood set visits, so I was shocked to find that MTV not only snuck one it, but captured some awesome footage of them filming…
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Warner Bros has released the trailer for Neil Jordan's The Brave One, starring Jodie Foster as a woman who recovers from a brutal attack by setting out on a mission for revenge. It looks interesting, and it helps that Jordan won an Academy Award for The Crying Game in 1992. The film also has a…
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One of the films we've been looking forward to for a while now is Michel Gondry's follow-up to The Science of Sleep and Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind. Be Kind, Rewind follows a junkyard worker (played by Jack Black) who believes that a power plant is melting his brain. His plan to sabotage the…
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I think I'm one of the only people still watching Fox's filmmaking reality show On The Lot. And I'm not quite sure why I'm still watching, they've done everything they can to make it an unenjoyable experience. And last week the Marty Martin, the most gifted filmmaker of the bunch was voted off because the…
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You know you're getting old when you run around franticly reporting the death of one of your childhood heroes, and half the people say "Mr. Who?" Don Herbert, who played Mr. Wizard on the popular 1980's Nickelodeon television show Mr. Wizard's World, died on Tuesday from bone cancer. He was 89. You made us believe…
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I just got done watching The Sopranos series finale. I don't want to write a complete rundown/review of the episode, that is for others to do. Did some of the characters meet their untimely death? Of course. But I think most people (including myself) are shocked at the final scene, which just ended with a…
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Okay, so Steven Speilberg's new filmmaking reality tv show isn't doing so well. And that's unfortunate because it's such a great idea but so badly executed. The ratings are hugely disappointing, the show is uninteresting at best, and now the two night "event" is being slimmed down to a one night show. It also doesn't…
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