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All That Jazz (1979) sees Roy Schieder play the least gay Broadway choreographer in the history of the world. I know what you’re thinking: Wow, Hollywood sure has a crazy imagination! Yet, it’s not all fiction. All That Jazz is
Like me, I’m sure you read the title and rolled your eyes. Yes, another Bad Lieutenant movie. However, something changed when I read it was being directed by Takashi Miike. Most of the time, when you see a reboot, redo,
We had a press release about Paw Patrol, and I wanted to share it. It looks like they are having a big event in the UK for the release of the new movie: The Dino Movie. Oh, come on, it
Things on the set of the new God of War series aren’t going well. We had an image from the new series recently. It had Ryan Hurst and Callum Vinson as Kratos and his son Atrus. Out killing rabbits with
Title: Time Squared Airdate: 4/3/1989 Plot Summary The Enterprise is heading towards a routine stop when they detect a shuttlecraft, far from any other ship or planet. They bring it in to the hanger bay and find it’s their shuttle,
Good Monday morning, everyone. How was your weekend? Did you fix that self that you’ve been promising to fix for the past 6 months? No, neither would I; just out of spite. The great thing about a Monday is the
I wasn’t a fan of Barbie, but that didn’t stop it from making a million billion dollars. It turned over $1.4 billion (not what I said), so, naturally, a sequel was bound to happen. The New York Times had a
You may not have noticed, but Spider-Man: Brand New Day is out. The Last Movie Outpost has reviewed it, via Hawk, and Wrenage said the same: that the movie is pretty good. Well, it is doing a little better than
This weekend, I watched Heat again for the first time in what turned out to be nearly 20 years. No idea why it took me so long. I saw it in the theater when it came out. I owned it
As we look back on the history of modern cinema, people might come to study Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and its place in things, particularly its relationship, as a product, with swathes of the online movie community. Some casting decisions
Denis Villeneuve is closing out his Dune adaptations as a trilogy with Dune: Part Three. Most people thought this was the sensible option. It brings the story of Paul Atreides to a definite close, without needing to take audiences to
There was a strange period in Disney history when the company appeared to have looked at the changing world around it, noticed that children were becoming interested in spaceships, superheroes, spies, explosions, fast cars, and women who were considerably more
