0 comments by Steve Lepore on 7/1/2014
My only regret is that I can’t do the “Troy and Abed on the internet!” joke since Donald Glover won’t be back. Community, which ran for five seasons and on borrowed time for seemingly all of them, has been renewed for one last season. (We think, though no one would say definitively in the reports […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/30/2014
Were you one of the unfortunate who missed out on the cultural phenomenon that was Sharknado last July? You have another opportunity to tweet some shark snark on July 30, when Sharknado 2: The Second One premieres on Syfy. (I feel like everyone who wanted to watch this schlockfest at the time did so, but […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
The market for DVDs these days is pretty flat, but maybe that’s because of marketing. What if the big movie studios took a cue from those pedaling bootleg versions of these DVDs? Take, for example, this bootleg of HBO’s True Detective. For those who watched the series, do you remember big explosions or the Eiffel Tower […]
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Going back to the past has become a popular trend among movie franchises. Batman, James Bond and Star Trek have all looked to their origins to tell us the stories that haven’t been told in recent years. Now it’s Dracula’s turn. Dracula Untold shows us how Vlad Tepes (played by Luke Evans) essentially makes a […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/27/2014
Transformers: Age of Extinction is nearly three hours long. (It runs two hours and 45 minutes, to be exact.) Can we start there? When I saw how long this movie was, it seemed like a challenge to the audience. I almost didn’t want to see this thing. I wasn’t overly enthusiastic about seeing the fourth installment […]
0 comments by Reva Friedel on 6/26/2014
To the surprise of no one, this train wreck of a show was cancelled shortly after I posted my Episode 4 recap. I wasn’t upset over the actual cancellation so much as how much time and effort I put in to these recaps and there was no way I couldn’t watch the rest of the […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/25/2014
How big has the World Cup become in the United States? Even Triumph the Insult Comic Dog is watching soccer. Here he is, watching the Colombia-Greece and Uruguay-Costa Rica matches with enthusiastic fans in Astoria, Queens. “As soon as the teams are done jogging and warming up, they are going to start the game. Oh, […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/24/2014
Did the world need another Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie? Maybe not, but that’s also probably asking the wrong question. When are we getting a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie? That will be on August 8. Here’s the new trailer: The upgraded, CGI versions of Leonardo, Raphael, Michaelangelo and Donatello look pretty badass. But […]
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Could the filming of Star Wars: Episode VII be delayed because of Harrison Ford’s broken leg? That’s the rumor currently buzzing around movie news circles. The Daily Mail UK reported that the 71-year-old Ford suffered the injury when a door believed to be from the Millennium Falcon fell on his leg. The above photo is […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/23/2014
With the prevalence of comic book superhero movies in theaters these days, it seems strange to remember a time when blockbusters based on Marvel and DC Comics characters weren’t on the big screen. But 25 years ago, it was a huge risk to make a movie based on Batman, though the hero was easily recognized […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 6/20/2014
If you haven’t watched the season finale of FX’s Fargo, you might want to pass on this. This post will have plenty of spoilers, as I don’t see how it’s possible to write about the final episode, nor the series as a whole, without mentioning what actually happened. But after you watch, we hope you […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
Do Arnold Schwarzeneggar’s movies hold up after time? Who cares, when someone splices together a four-minute compilation of scenes from those films… with fart noises? Behold “Fartzeneggar,” four minutes that will change your day. We apologize in advance if you’re not very productive after watching that. How can anyone be expected to get any work […]
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The film Dear White People was a hit at the Sundance Film Festival and got even more exposure at the Los Angeles Film Festival on Wednesday (June 18). The trailer is now available online and looks damn funny. Director Justin Simien told Variety his film is about “The conflict of who you are and who you […]
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Is it a dream or nightmare come true? Lifetime is developing an “unauthorized” Saved By the Bell biopic. A Saved by the Bell movie is coming to Lifetime: http://t.co/KDeJe4cjro pic.twitter.com/6ld2ugT5Xx — Vulture (@vulture)
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A movie about legendary rap group N.W.A. is finally, really happening. The stars have been cast, as shown in a photo tweeted by Dr. Dre. 8/14/15
