Since it’s out all over now, I have no moral qualms with posting it here. Here you go clowns! UPDATE NUMBER 2! Here is yet another cover that will be hitting the stands soon. It’s from Wizard magazine. If you know what that is congratulations! You’re a geek. This one is my…
Continue reading...26. November 2007
Here it is kiddies, Disney rules the Box Office again - shocker. MOVIE (weeks in release/spot last week)/WEEKEND GROSS/TOTAL GROSS 1. Enchanted (1/-) $35,322,000.00 / $50,048,000.00 2. This Christmas (1/-) $18,600,000.00 / $27,100,000.00 3. Beowulf (2/1) $16,240,000.00 / $56,361,000.00 4. Hitman (1/-) $13,035,000.00 / $21,000,000.00 5. Bee Movie (2/2) $12,010,000.00 / $112, 069,000.00 6. Fred Claus (3/4)…
Continue reading...26. November 2007
Sorry Gillman, this movie has nothing to do with Bret Hart, you can stop reading now. As for everyone else though….. If you know me personally, you will know that I am a bit of a video game junkie. I spend a few hours a day when I have free time…
Continue reading...26. November 2007
“That ain’t no etch-a-sketch. That’s one doodle that can’t be un-did, homeskillet.” Yes! Finally a movie I can recommend to my friends without any disclaimers! I feel as if the season has been filled with trailers portraying either too much of the production’s plot or a mix of footage that isn’t the…
Continue reading...24. November 2007
Stephen King + Frank Darabont (typically) = SUCCESS “The Mist” marks the third time Mr. Darabont has written and directed a Stephen King adaptation, previously scribing and helming “The Shawshank Redemption” and “The Green Mile” (he also produced “Green Mile” and “The Mist”). Both of those films were nominated for Best Picture…
Continue reading...21. November 2007
The Coen Brothers have a long history of great films. I’ve been a fan of their’s for many years and went into this one with high expectations. I try not to do that with many film makers, but they usually don’t disappoint me, and they didn’t here. Though this film…
Continue reading...20. November 2007
Yesterday I showed you what looked like the body/leg of the monster that I am now calling “Bowser”. The kind folks at Apple now have a Hi Res Trailer up (check it out) so you can see for yo-damn-self. But just in case you’re lazy I’ve taken the liberty of grabbing a…
Continue reading...19. November 2007
Well kiddies, if you didn’t feel like braving your way through the animated wax dummies of “Beowulf” just to see the new trailer for “Cloverfield”, or as it is also known “1/18/08″ (did anyone really think that would be the title?) you are in luck. Here is a link to…
Continue reading...19. November 2007
I am now 100% convinced that the asswipes behind the new Justice League movie are SO pissed at Christian Bale and Brandon Routh for blowing them (off) and refusing to be in their shitty movie, that they are now trying to sabotage all superhero movies (mostly Batman and Superman though*)…
Continue reading...19. November 2007
Welcome to the first of my Weekend Box Office Reports. The waxy looking, expressionless humans of “Beowulf” have slain yet another out of control beast in the hideously annoying Jerry Seinfeld vehicle “Bee Movie”. 1 Beowulf - $28,100,000 2 Bee Movie - $14,300,000 3 American Gangster - $13,218,000 4 Fred Claus - $12,000,000 5 Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium - $10,025,000 6 Dan in Real Life - $4,511,000 7…
Continue reading...16. November 2007
How does one become a warrior? All it takes is an arrangement of warriors, a pair of brass gahones, and the ability to rip apart your enemies while yelling your own name, “I am Beowulf!” Well, I hadn’t intended to see this flick, but I had a few hours last night…
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27. November 2007
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