Team Edward or Team Jacob?

Loving this.

Syfy will be sponsoring the Brooklyn Bridge Park, Movies With A View series, for the third consecutive year.   In addition to making it possible for the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy to bring the beloved annual series to New Yorkers, this year Syfy will take it one step further by hosting America’s first ever outdoor Real [...]

Let’s talk about X-Men for a minute.  The first two films are partially responsible for popularity of the superhero movie.  They were huge blockbusters with recognizable characters, famous actors, and decent storylines to boot.  Then there was the disastrous X-Men: The Last Stand that left the franchise with a bitter taste in the mouths of [...]

Rather than Grown Ups.

Nick Ondras’s review of James Mangold’s action-comedy KNIGHT AND DAY.

Why has this not come sooner? I often have the discussion that movie theaters need to start showing things other than movies in their theaters. They need to discover other ways of generating revenue and luring people into the theaters if they want to remain profitable. Think about it; you have a massive room, usually stadium [...]

There is a string of classic baseball movies that are a staple of American culture just like apple pie, and none top the list in my opinion other than Major League.  The classic cast of characters from Rick Vaughn to Willie Mays Hayes and the other hooligans combine for one amazing baseball comedy.  It’s the [...]

It’s a comedy but with something more.

You might be able to hold out hope.

Woody (Tom Hanks) and Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) are back in this 3rd movie of a Pixar classic, one that will entertain both adults and kids.  I still remember seeing the first Toy Story in theaters when it first came out years ago, and was equally as excited to see this 3rd movie.  It’s hard [...]

  In honor of the premiere of The Two Escobar’s tonight on ESPN, we are reposting the link to our review of the film and our interview with Jeff Zimbalist a co-writer/co-director of the film.  Jeff, and his brother Michael, both wrote and directed the film together.  Hanging out with these guys during the Tribeca [...]

Woody and the gang are official rockstars.

Nick Ondras’s review of Pixar’s latest team-up TOY STORY 3.

Source: Flickr Studios have recently taken a stand against the hot new kids on the block movie rental services like Netflix and Redbox.  They say screw the customer, bottom line is all that counts, even with a dying service and product that is not primed for the future.  DVD purchases have been decreasing over the [...]

Apologies for the delay on the review, but man “do I love it when a plan comes together.” The A-Team hit theaters last weekend, to the disappointing second place performance at the box office. Despite the fact the Karate Kid gave a round house kick to the movie, the A-Team is still one hell of [...]

Of course you’re excited. You should be.

Pictographs are all the rage with businesses, formatting statistics and information in cool little graphics.  People love visuals and charts regardless so it makes sense.  Take something that is dull and make it more interesting by throwing some charts and colors and graphics at it.  Now what if you took something that is already cool [...]

Fearless mercenaries proved no contest to interracial karate kids in Nick Ondras’s weekend box office report.

The remake of the classic Karate Kid comes out this weekend with Jaden Smith, basically a “thank you” present from his dad Will Smith.  There has been a lot of conversation going on both sides regarding this remake and whether or not die hard fans of the original are upset, or new fans who are [...]

For those who missed it, baseballs’ most hyped prospect in history, Stephen Strasburg, made his major league debut on Tuesday for the Washington Nationals.   Never before had so much expectation been placed on the shoulders of a baseball rookie. Over the passed 12 months ESPN wouldn’t shut up about him and fantasy guru’s followed [...]

Cruise to dance himself clean.

Iron Man is a few weeks old now but already is the biggest movie of the summer, and may very well hold that title for the rest of the summer.  There have been some disappointments so far and nothing on the horizon is getting our skin jumping off our bones.  Superheros when done right, make [...]

SHREK FOREVER AFTER topped another lazy weekend at the movies in Nick Ondras’s box office report.

Nick Ondras’s review of Nicholas Stoller/Judd Apatow’s comedy GET HIM TO THE GREEK.

I know it’s a little late, but late is better than never. We were lucky enough to have one of our close friends, Rel Simone, to write us a guest review of ‘Sex and the City 2.’ If only it was called “Too Sex Too City.” Anyways, here is what Rel has to say. “Carrie [...]

According to Box Office Mojo, “with an estimated 110 million tickets sold, last month was the least-attended May since 2001, and ticket sales were off 19 percent from May 2009 and nearly as much from May 2008 and 2007.” If we look at the big May 2010 film releases we see Iron Man 2, Sex [...]

Nicolas Cage, love him or hate him has been a movie star on the big screen for years now.  Ever since an early cameo on one of my beloved movies Fast Times at Ridgemont High, he has slowly been a force racking up role after role, and making a name for himself.  He has shown [...]

By now most of you all have heard the news that Guillermo Del Toro bowed out of The Hobbit. He mentioned that the main reason for doing so was that the project was basically in a state of limbo and that other committments had made it impossible for him to direct the two-part Hobbit project. [...]