So there’s that Time Magazine cover that came out a short time ago that depicted Donald Trump standing over a crying immigrant child. Now clearly that was a Photoshop job putting the two of them together in the same frame, but it was a strong message all the same.
Read more on Donald Trump’s ‘Taking Fozzie from a Baby’ Time Cover Parody…
So Jennifer Garner has a new movie coming out soon called “Peppermint.” I thought I would make a little improvement to its poster. This is the film I really want to see.
Read more on Jennifer Garner’s “Peppermint” Poster “Peanuts” Style!…
So I’ve had some fun in the past coming up with Alternate Versions of “Star Wars” Trailers and TV Spots.
I’ve never been a fan of the advertising campaigns for the newer films. They just never seemed too… “Star Wars-y”. I’m a bit old school, I guess. I like to see my trailers (and TV Spots) with the “Star Wars” music blaring, exploding action, fan favorites front and center. These new spots just don’t do it for me. They seem too passive. So I’ve tried to course correct it.
For you “M*A*S*H” aficionados, do you remember back at the end of season 3 (Abyssinia, Henry – aired March 18, 1975) when everyone’s favorite Company Commander, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake, finally got his discharge papers and was sent home?
Read more on A “M*A*S*H” Alternate Ending (for Henry Blake)…
Tyler Hoechlin (“Teen Wolf”) has been cast on a recurring basis as the red and blue icon for season 2 of girl of steel.
Read more on Pics and Video of Tyler Hoechlin’s Superman on “Supergirl”…
Ever since I was a kid I was always fascinated by movie trailers. I loved how they were a sneak peek into a much bigger world. And when a trailer is put together right, it really gets that movie excitement flaring. Unfortunately, sometimes they get it wrong and it can make a movie look laughably bad. Or just blah.
