Right now, I know that you’re sitting around thinking to yourself “what would it look like if someone combined Star Wars with Calvin and Hobbes?” Well, I’ve got great news for you. Someone did it.
J.J. Abrams snuck a fast one by everyone by making (producing) a possible sequel to the 2008 monster film “Cloverfield.”
Originally titled “The Cellar” and later “Valencia” it’s about a man (John Goodman) who abducts a woman (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and holds her hostage in his cellar, telling her that the outside world is now uninhabitable. She, and us (the audience) don’t know what to believe.
When I woke up this morning, I had this picture in mind of Paul Revere riding his horse throughout Hollywood shouting “The Oscars are coming! The Oscars are coming!” Because today was the day the 2016 Academy Award nominations were announced.
Universal Pictures has released the second trailer for Joel and Ethan Coen’s new flick “Hail, Caesar!”
The new trailer mostly consists of one scene between Ralph Fiennes and Alden Ehrenreich with a few quick cuts following.
If you’re one of the many trillions of people who have seen “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” then you know that, like all previous “Star Wars” films, this new one is packed with visual effects.
The “Star Wars” merchandising glut is in full gear this holiday season. So my question is this – when are we going to get this product?
Merry Christmas! The new “Deadpool” trailer has arrived in your stocking today. I think this movie is going to do very well come February. And it will most likely wipe away the bad taste that Ryan Reynolds left in everyone’s mouth with that other superhero film – “Green Something.”
If you’re a “Star Wars” fan then you know of the original infamous “Star Wars Holiday Special.”
Someone back in the late seventies thought it was a good idea to mix “Star Wars” with a variety show format. And it aired only one time on CBS on Friday, November 17, 1978 to horrible reviews. Even worse, it preempted “Wonder Woman” and the “Incredible Hulk.” Noooooooooo! (That’s what Vader said.)
“Home Alone” was a break-out comedy back in 1990 about an eight year-old boy accidentally left ‘home alone’ while his family flew to Paris for Christmas vacation.
As his mother struggled to get back home to her abandoned son, young Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin), thinking his families disappearance was his fault, had to learn to fend for himself. Not only did he have to learn to do the shopping, cooking, and laundry, but he had to overcome his fear of the basement furnace, avoid the scary old man next door, and fight off two psychotic robbers from breaking into this home.
Does “Star Wars” confuse you? Have you maybe never seen it before (unlikely) and need a crash course before seeing the latest entry in the franchise.
Well, Stephen Colbert has summed up everything you need to know about the original trilogy in about two minutes. And it’s pretty dead on.