Animation Update! Josh reviews the final Futurama adventure and DC’s new Wonder Woman film!
Two rather high-profile new direct-to-DVD animation projects have been released recently — but are they worth your time and hard-earned dollars? Well read on, true believers! Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder — And so, once again, we bid farewell to Futurama. Matt G
Rain of Madness: The best part of Tropic Thunder on DVD!
Tropic Thunder was one of my favorite films of last year. It made my Top 10 Movies of 2008 list, and you can click here to read my original review. The two-disc special edition DVD is pretty snazzy. It contains a pretty thorough series of featurettes that cover many of the aspects
DVD Shelf!
It’s been a busy month here, but that hasn’t stopped me from checking out a bunch of DVDs recently, new and old: The Conversation — Released in 1974, this masterpiece was written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola between The Godfather and The Godfather Part II.
DVD Shelf!
It’s been a busy month here, but that hasn’t stopped me from checking out a bunch of DVDs recently, new and old: The Conversation — Released in 1974, this masterpiece was written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola between The Godfather and The Godfather Part II.
News Around the Net
So have you all seen Watchmen yet? I am eager to hear people’s thoughts. Roger Ebert has seen it twice, and after his first review he felt he needed to go back and write about it again. Pretty interesting. Speaking of Ebert, I really loved reading his recent tribute to h
“That was another lifetime!” — Josh is blown away by the new Star Trek trailer!
So, showing in front of Watchmen in many theatres across America right now is a new trailer for J.J. Abrams’ upcoming Star Trek movie. Holy shit! You can also check it out in glorious Quicktime here. You can never be certain, from a trailer, just how good the actual movie wi
“I did it thirty-five minutes ago” — Josh Reviews Watchmen!
It’s a bit hard to fathom that I live in a world in which there actually exists a film version of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon’s magnificent epic Watchmen. Long considered completely unadaptable, Watchmen (originally published as a 12-issue limited-series by DC Comics back i
Star Trek: Of Gods and Men
In case you haven’t figured this out by now, I am an enormous Star Trek fan. But I have lamented before on this site that, for a number of years now, there haven’t been any new Star Trek TV shows or movies to entertain me. (And frankly, I wasn’t that wild about t
“God Exists and He’s American” — Thoughts Upon Re-Reading Watchmen
I’ve been torn as to whether to recommend to my friends who aren’t already into comic books that they should go and read Watchmen. On the one hand, it is unquestionably one of (if not the) greatest graphic novels of all time. On the other hand, would someone who’
“I Am The Night” — The Very Best Episodes of Batman: The Animated Series
Last week I wrote about the terrific new soundtrack collection of music from the early episodes of Batman: The Animated Series. That got me reminiscing about that amazing cartoon series, and so of course I busted out my DVDs to enjoy a few episodes. Several few years back, I was rat