Whenever the name Ron Howard is mentioned, two things usually come up: Richie Cunningham and Apollo 13. Something that may not be mentioned in the same sentence is Formula One Racing. Opening in wide release after receiving critic’s praise is Rush, based on the real life rivalry between racers James Hunt (Hemsworth) and Niki Lauda
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week the guys head down to Texas to kickass and take names with Robert Rodriguez’s 2010 movie Machete. We love Danny Trejo and we wanted to give some love to this awesome dude before we go and see Machete Kills in October.
Riddick fans rejoice! The long awaited but unlikely anticipated sequel to the Riddick franchise has come to the big screen. Championed by its star Vin Diesel, who’s been rumoring it’s slow progress for the nearly 10 years since he last portrayed the space badass in Chronicles of Riddick, this sci-fi action flick delivers exactly what
Trailers can be the worst thing to happen to a movie. In 1:30 minutes, a lasting impressing needs to be made that leaves the audience wanting more. You’re Next is currently suffering from this problem, as its trailers make it look more like a rip off of The Strangers than the incredible experience that it is.
In the mix of huge comic book and sci-fi blockbusters was the highly anticipated Lionsgate panel. As the audience got ready for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, many slept outside for this panel and they were ready. They started the panel with the new trailer. As the cheers kept going the panel started and the
As Saturday drew to a close at Comic Con in Hall H the moment and the panel everyone wanted and had waited hours for was about to begin. The Marvel Studios panel was about to commence. People slept over night just for a glimpse of what was to come in this, the most anticipated panel
The Fox Panel at Comic Con was TBA in the schedule. The mystery around what and who will show up got the fans going, and the energy ramped up as the panel started. Out walked Hugh Jackman, and then things got real.
Two sequels shared San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H Friday afternoon. It’s hard to tell which caused more excitement: Kick-Ass 2, the sequel to the ultra-violent surprise superhero hit of 2010; or Riddick, the long-awaited continuation of the Pitch Black saga.
With the final installment of The Cornetto Trilogy to be released in US theaters on August 23rd, Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and moderator Chris Hardwick met with fans at San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H to answer questions about the film The World’s End. It’s easy to see there’s a long-standing friendship between Pegg,