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Well now, this is interesting. There are potentially two competing movies coming, both A Nightmare On Elm Street. One is from Paramount, and one is from Warner Bros. What? How? Why? Just questions, my liege. The Paramount and Warner Bros.
Artificial was a film. A real film, and an almost finished film. It looked at the meteoric rise of ChatGPT creators OpenAI, and dug into the personal rivalries, ego clashes, and ethical tensions behind the scenes. It would have done
Title: The Royale Airdate: 3/27/1989 Plot Summary The Enterprise is notified by the Klingons that they have detected some spaceship debris at a previously unexplored planet. The mystery deepens when they beam some on board and the markings are a
Get the beers in, get the BBQ on (outside) and park yourself on the sofa for the weekend. I would say put a bucket by the sofa, so you don’t have to get up. However, when I did this, I
Not everything needs to be a franchise, nor should it be. Another lesson Hollywood, it seems, cannot learn. Heat 2 isn’t even in the can yet, and there are already rumors of Heat 3. As part of a report into
Weird, eccentric, different – these are all words that have been used in relation to Wicker. Black Bear has premiered the trailer for their romantic fantasy comedy movie, which opens with a limited release on October 23rd. A comedic fable
Sigh. With Wonder Man and Daredevil: Born Again it looked like Marvel might finally be getting it. Sure, the huge, lumbering mega-franchise on the big screen, with millions of dollars of associated costs, might need a slightly risk-averse mindset. We
We all have bad days at the office, but you’ve never woken up like this guy having a Bad Day at the Office. OK, it looks interesting. The entire movie is shot in POV, which is challenging, but can make
No, this isn’t about Drunken Yoda talking about Star Trek: Section 31. Big Baby is a new indie movie from Spider One, yes, that’s his name. Interesting concept: the main protagonist is writing the story. I can’t help but think
In all the time I’ve spent reviewing giant spider movies, I never once considered whether the Spider-Man movies should be included. I believe there are 11 of them now, plus another two from the 1970s that may count even though
Home Alone, and the sequel Home Alone 2: Lost In New York, remain in the running for “timeless classic” status. Somehow they are endlessly rewatchable, with each new generation of parents enjoying introducing them to their own children. For years,
Glee ran from 2009 to 2015, and it served as something of a cultural touchpoint for people of a certain age. For those of us who were older, we looked on in horror, thinking, “Is this what entertainment has become?”
