[rating=3]Director(s): Kevin Miller
Writer(s): Kevin Miller
Hellbound? is a documentary that explores an interesting question: Would a truly loving God allow His children (or Her children, if you’re so inclined) to actually spend an eternity suffering fire and brimstone damnation?
Read more‘Hellbound?’: A documentary that asks – Does Hell really exist?
Christine Conradt, screenwriter with 40 TV movies under her belt, explains why made-for-TV movies are sometimes written ‘badly.’
When I was a kid, Never Cry Wolf was the first film I went to see alone. It was 1983, and I was 8 years old. I went to see the movie 13 times, 12 of which alone.
I don’t know what struck me about the film, but I was completely taken by it. Fascinated. I loved the story, and continually scratched together the five to six bucks I needed to see the movie, and buy a soda and popcorn.
Get ready for a leaner, meaner Wolverine.
The first official image of Hugh Jackman back in the lambchops has hit the interwebs.
Read moreHugh Jackman gets ripped in first ‘The Wolverine’ pic
[rating = 2]Starring: Henry Cavill, Bruce Willis, Sigourney Weaver, Veronica Echequi, Emma Hamilton, Caroline Goodall, Rafi Gavron, and Roschdy Zem
Director(s): Mabrouk El Mechri
Writer(s): Scott Wiper, John Petro
Making a spy thriller is easy. Making a good spy thriller is hard. Making a bad spy thriller with good actors is even more difficult, yet that’s what The Cold Light of Day turns out to be.
Read more‘The Cold Light of Day’ might have been best left in the dark
[rating=3]Starring: Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake, John Goodman, Matthew Lillard and Joe Massingill
Director(s): George Lorenz
Writer(s): Randy Brown
Any serious baseball fan knows the names Ferguson Jenkins and Mike Schmidt, both members of the Hall of Fame. Few if any know the name of Tony Lucadello, but without him, they’d have never heard of Jenkins or Schmidt. He was the baseball scout who signed both players to their first contract.
“Is it better than the original” is a question that will be asked about every movie remake. In the case of the remake of Judge Dredd, starring Sylvester Stallone and Diane Lane, the answer is: “Hell yes!”
Read moreThere is no reason to dread ‘Dredd,’ film far surpasses Stallone version
The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a film adapted from a highly influential novel about young adults. The highest compliment one can give to a film adapted from a novel is that the movie makes you want to run right out and buy the book.
This is one of those films.
Reportedly, it is Steven Spielberg’s favorite film.
At 216 minutes, it has the longest running time of any live-action movie containing no dialogue spoken by a woman, in history. It received 10 Academy Award nominations and won seven Oscars. And on October 4th, almost exactly 50 years after its original release, it returns to the big screen for one night only.
Get your tickets early.
Read more‘Lawrence of Arabia’ back on big screen – for 1 night only!
Adele is expected to perform the theme song to the 22nd official “James Bond” film Skyfall, according to Total Film. Sony has yet to confirm it, but if true (and it likely is), she joins an impressive list of recording artists who have recorded Bond theme songs. Those artists, and the Bond themes they recorded are: