Presuming you haven’t been living under a rock for the past few years, you’ve heard of E L James’ 50 Shades of Grey, the sexy Twilight fan-erotica that was Ctrl-F’d into original content for the masses. The movie, which has the ovarian demographic absolutely… Read more »
Not sure who the Mandarin is? Don’t know your Hulkbuster from your Stealth Armor? This article’s for you. With comic book movies, it’s not always easy keeping up with all the influences and references that the filmmakers draw upon from the wealth of… Read more »
I have a very love-hate relationship with Stephen Soderbergh. He made my least favorite film of all time, Bubble, and my least favorite film I shut off halfway through, The Girlfriend Experience (which also ‘legitimized’ Sasha Grey’s career), but he also made the Ocean‘s… Read more »
After the news broke that the first cut of Evil Dead received an NC-17 rating, Alec shot me a text suggesting I write up a little somethin’ somethin’ about whether or not the entire concept of NC-17 horror is a good thing. That… Read more »
Warning: Nightmare fuel ahead, next 100 minutes As I’ve stated many times before, I see a lot of movies. As such, I see a lot of trailers. When I saw the first trailer for Mama, I was very intrigued. When I saw Guillermo… Read more »
I love Judd Apatow. The 40-Year-Old Virgin is one of my favorite comedies of all time, Knocked Up is a stoner comedy that managed to also be a heart-felt romantic comedy about the least sexy part of a one-night-stand, Freaks and Geeks was an… Read more »
Ever notice how grim and gritty Christopher Nolan’s Batman universe is? The effort to make everything as ‘realistic’ as possible? I mean, the Batmobile is a tank, Joker was just a crazy guy with a Glasgow smile, and there’s no teenage boys running around… Read more »
Steven Soderbergh is responsible for my least favorite movie of all time (Bubble) and my least favorite movie I’ve never finished (The Girlfriend Experience, it was terrible). However, I’ve enjoyed the Oceans films a lot. I passed on Contagion rather than pay for it… Read more »