And it’s not ant-sized or a teaser for a trailer or anything like that. The actual, honest-to-Stan-Lee trailer for the film.
What do you think?
And it’s not ant-sized or a teaser for a trailer or anything like that. The actual, honest-to-Stan-Lee trailer for the film.
What do you think?
This year’s Christmas Review covers yet another adaptation of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. This 1970 version is a musical, with Albert Finney as Scrooge and Sir Alec Guinness as Marley’s Ghost. It serves up Dickens with a vision of Hell on the side– and it’s the first film adaptation I ever saw.
The final chapter of Big Screen Batman is available here. Next month, the podcast becomes “Silver Screen Superheroes.”
“You’re all just celebrities, handing each other awards over comic books and pornography!”
Not a superhero movie, of course, but a darkly comic tour de force about an actor who used to play one. Mentally disturbed and financially troubled, Riggan appears on Broadway in an attempt to establish his credibility as an artist.
Whether Broadway constitutes a temple of high culture makes an interesting question. As for Birdman, he will not be bound.
Just previewing a pair of films coming next year: Pan and Jurassic World.
We’ll get the Star Wars teaser up as soon as it’s leaked released to the public. It’s officially coming to “select” theaters this Friday.
Sci-fi films took the top three spots in box office sales at that movies this weekend. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 in first, Big Hero 6 in second, and Interstellar in third.
Mockingjay, Part 1 also takes the title of best opening weekend for 2014. Transformers: Age of Extinction previously had that distinction.
So what do you think of the current box office king. Did the third Hunger Games improve upon the gains made by the second film?
This week I’m looking at one of Disney’s serious live-action fantasy films, with Dragonslayer. Continue reading →
The film has been getting great reviews for its visuals and a more mixed response on its other attributes. What does the Bureau think?
Our Halloween Podcasts conclude, with The Bride of Frankenstein: the start of the first horror franchise.
This is their “Phase III” lineup through 2019.