0 comments by Liam McGuire on 6/15/2016
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2016 has once again come to a close as the annual video game conference unveiled new video games, consoles and hardware for the public. The announcements came quickly and furiously with plenty of new titles being revealed for the first time. Microsoft announced “the most powerful console ever” with Project Scorpio, […]
0 comments by David Lauterbach on 6/13/2016
Just like the past two episodes, episode eight of Game of Thrones was fairly slow as not many major twists and turns came about like we saw earlier this season with Jon Snow’s resurrection or the death of Hodor. However, this episode did set up massive implications for the rest of season six. Additionally, if anything is […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/10/2016
There may be no stranger movie currently in theaters than The Lobster. If you choose to see it, the film starring Colin Farrell and Rachel Weisz is likely the weirdest you’ll see this year. But even though there might be times when you’ll wonder what exactly you’re watching and could have a hell of a […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
Superhero movie and comic book fans excited by Deadpool receiving an R rating earlier this year, and hoping for future R-rated films that include bolder, more adult material are getting their wish. Sort of. And with that will come a very brief theatrical release. Last summer, Warner Brothers Animation announced it was producing an animated adaptation […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/7/2016
With the success of Better Call Saul (and Breaking Bad before that), AMC and Bob Odenkirk have formed a beautiful partnership. The cable network and actor are looking to keep a good thing going, and their next collaboration sounds promising. AMC and Sony Networks Television are developing a six-episode miniseries adapting the memoir of former New York […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
Jerry Seinfeld will have a difficult time topping season seven of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee in terms of guests. But the comedian is back with his fancy cars, upscale coffee, lunch spots, and fellow humorists for a new season beginning June 16. Last December, just before the New Year, President Barack Obama was Seinfeld’s […]
0 comments by Liam McGuire on 6/6/2016
Agent Carter doesn’t approve of Captain America and Sharon Carter hooking up. One of the strangest, shoehorned-in aspects of Captain America: Civil War was the brief romance plot between Peggy Carter’s great-niece Sharon (Emily Van Camp) and Steve Rogers (Chris Evans). The romance was teased in Captain America: The Winter Soldier and the two share an on-screen kiss […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
The Supergirl TV show is moving from CBS to The CW this fall, and surely wants to make a splash in its new home. With three other superhero shows already on the network — Arrow, The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow — Supergirl probably has to do something to stand out, as well. How about […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
Here in the first full week of June, it’s time to start thinking about what the songs of the summer will be in 2016. But could the most important music story of the summer take place in court? Next week (June 14), Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin will appear in Los Angeles […]
0 comments by Joe Lucia
This week, the sounds of war continued to get louder and louder, in the North, the Riverlands, and King’s Landing. But the only place, on camera, where a sword was lifted was across the Narrow Sea – and the result of that attack will have ramifications on both ends of the Narrow Sea. IN THE […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/3/2016
Approximately a month after booting novice director Seth Grahame-Smith from superhero movie The Flash, Warner Brothers has found a new, but experienced filmmaker to lead its upcoming DC Comics film. Rick Famuyiwa, who helmed last summer’s indie hit Dope, has been tabbed to direct the standalone film featuring DC Comics’ scarlet speedster. Hiring him follows a tendency […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/1/2016
A perfectly pleasant comedy suddenly found itself open to new interpretations and scrutiny over the Memorial Day weekend, when Begin Again director John Carney chose to rip actress Keira Knightley without provocation during an interview with The Independent to promote his new film, Sing Street. What made Carney’s remarks puzzling is that writer Elisa Bray […]
0 comments by Andrew Bucholtz
ESPN has come up with something called the “Fame 100,” otherwise known as a pointless list with dubious methodology to stir up some debate amongst sports fans about which athletes are more or less “famous.” From their blurb: It started off with a simple question: Who’s the most famous athlete in the world? Ben Alamar, […]
0 comments by Colby Lanham
X-Men: Apocalypse is the third and final part of the new X-Men prequel trilogy headlined by director Bryan Singer. Despite the film not performing to the standards set by First Class and Days of Future Past, the younger cast of characters shines in the midst of the film’s shortcomings and looks to become the main […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 5/31/2016
Could Disney actually be unhappy with how the next Star Wars movie, Rogue One, currently looks? That was the bold headline over the Memorial Day weekend from the New York Post. According to the Post‘s Emily Smith, Disney executives were not happy with what they saw from a first cut of the film and have […]
