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The 5 Awful Villains Marvel Could Use for Future Movies
No one can stand in the way of the onslaught of Marvel dominance, not even their own mediocre movies. Marvel has perfected its formula for selling spectacles targeted towards children and fans of the
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Pompeii vs 3 Days to Kill
This weekend it looks like Kevin Costner’s comeback may hit a snag with his Liam Neeson-esque 3 Days to Kill. The competition for the geriatric action flick is Paul W.S. Anderson’s volcano disaster flick,
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The 5 Best TV Villains of the Past Decade
With the 4th season of Game of Thrones quickly approaching, I can’t help but think of how that show is the best thing on TV now that Breaking Bad is finished. Game of Thrones
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Winter’s Tale vs Robocop
It’s Valentine’s Day and that means we get some good old-fashioned chick flicks to satisfy those who want a little bit of romance in their cinematic choices. There are three new date-friendly movies this
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Upcoming YA Fiction Adaptations in 2014
This post is a sequel of sorts to the one I wrote for the teen fiction adaptations of 2013. The only movie from that original list that has yet to be released is Odd
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The Lego Movie vs The Monuments Men
I’m trying to get the bad taste of That Awkward Moment out of my brain and I’m ready for a good movie. I’d even take a decent movie at this point. Do we get
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Philip Seymour Hoffman: In Memoriam
Celebrity deaths are a weird thing. They don’t influence the lives of average people, but when we hear the news about a celebrities’ passing, we all take a minute and reflect on their careers.
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Labor Day vs That Awkward Moment
January is rolling right along with its last two major releases, Labor Day and That Awkward Moment. These two movies are geared towards two completely different audiences. Someone needs to take down the reigning
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Rock Bands that Deserve Narrative Concert Movies
This list is based on the recent concert 3D Imax movie, Metallica Through the Never. This is the first narrative concert movie in several years. Katy Perry: Part of Me or Justin Bieber’s various
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I, Frankenstein Review
The only major movie this weekend is the graphic novel adaptation, “I, Frankenstein” starring Aaron Eckhart as the famous movie monster. This movie marks the 4th wide release to not be screened for critics.
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