0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 7/28/2016
One of the questions lingering from the season one finale of Mr. Robot has been who was knocking on Elliot’s door at the very end of the episode. Chances are it was Tyrell Wellick on the other side of that door. But we don’t know for sure. Sam Esmail had a little bit of fun […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 7/25/2016
Many people, regardless of whether or not they’re parents, have opinions on how children should be raised. That especially applies on social media, where there’s always a finger wagging and someone thinking he or she knows better. If the story of Captain Fantastic occurred in real life, the judging and lecturing would explode. Ben Cash […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
One very strong emotion The Night Of has tapped into thus far is fear. Writer Richard Price and director Steven Zaillian have worked to put the audience in Nasir Khan’s shoes, getting us to relate to his suddenly dire situation. What would it feel like to be accused of murder when you believe you’re innocent? […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 7/24/2016
DC Films hoarded the early Saturday attention at San Diego Comic-Con with their shiny new trailers, but Marvel came in late with some fun stuff to show fans as well. Perhaps the biggest reveal was the new preview for Doctor Strange, which was far better than the teaser trailer that was released four months ago. Principal […]
0 comments by Liam McGuire
The Justice League movie is coming, but which DC Comics superhero sports the best costume? At Comic-Con 2016, tons of new footage, stills and reveals were announced for the upcoming Justice League film. The first look at the new Wonder Woman movie was shown in a badass, epic-scale trailer. We also saw an image of the Justice League together. The costumes […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 7/23/2016
With filming under way for Justice League in London, fans were hoping to see footage from the upcoming DC Comics superhero blockbuster at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. Warner Brothers and DC Films made sure there was no fanboy letdown, revealing a teaser sizzle reel. Perhaps best of all, the reel provides the first on-screen […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
As the superhero movie revolution has taken over geek fandom and Hollywood, Saturday has become the day for big reveals from Marvel and DC Comics at San Diego Comic-Con. This year’s edition hasn’t been a disappointment in that regard. With the Wonder Woman and Justice League movies set to hit theaters next year, the expectation […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 7/22/2016
The rebooted Star Trek films aren’t a trilogy, per se, especially when the franchise is an ongoing series. But the third installment of trilogies in sci-fi and superhero blockbuster sagas haven’t typically been the strongest of the trio. Spider-Man 3 and The Dark Knight Rises quickly come to mind. Staying in the Star Trek universe, […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
It’s Comic-Con time in San Diego, which means comic book publishers, TV networks and movie studios have plenty of product to promote. We probably won’t get the blockbuster announcements until the weekend, but Marvel unveiled some long-awaited trailer for its upcoming Netflix shows on Thursday. First out of the box was a teaser for Luke Cage, […]
0 comments by Alex Kaufman on 7/21/2016
Season eight of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee comes to a close this week. While John Oliver made Donald Drumpf again, he could not follow up the wondrous Lorne Michaels. That’s not to say Oliver was bad. There were some funny moments worth rewatching. I’m just not sure anyone could truly outdo the immortal Lorne. WARNING – […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
During the past week since Mr. Robot‘s season two premiere, a fan theory from Reddit has been circulating around online discussion and writing about the show. The theory is that Elliot is suffering through a far greater delusion than the one he experienced in season one, when his dead father emerged as a separate personality […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 7/20/2016
There might be a great movie in the story of Robert Mazur, a U.S. Customs Agent who went undercover to work his way into the money laundering operation of Pablo Escobar’s Medellin drug cartel. Unfortunately, The Infiltrator has difficulty deciding whether the man going undercover or his operation is the more compelling story. It’s understandable to see […]
0 comments by Colby Lanham
I’ll be the first to admit that I was late to jump on the Game of Thrones bandwagon. I did not start watching the show until halfway through the fourth season, during which I spent the entire month of May catching up. Needless to say, the show blew me away. Upon finding out it was […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 7/19/2016
One of the more intriguing new TV series of the summer looked to be USA Network’s Shooter, based on the 2007 Mark Wahlberg film (which itself was based on Stephen Hunter’s Bob Lee Swagger novels, particularly Point of Impact). Ryan Phillippe is taking over the Swagger role for the TV series, also starring Omar Epps […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 7/18/2016
Would The Night Of really introduce a new potential suspect in the second episode of the series? If so, seems like kind of a trick on the part of writer Richard Price and director Steven Zaillian. (And both are better than that.) All of the important players to be considered in the murder of Andrea Cornish were […]
