Samuel L. Jackson has been the anchor for Marvel's movies ever since he appeared in the end credit Easter Egg in the first 'Iron Man.' But now that the universe is established, now that 'The Avengers' is one of the biggest hits of all time, will Jackson continue his trend of showing up for a scene or two in the next couple Marvel movies? It looks like the answer is no.
Anyone who follows the box office will look upon this weekend's results and feel strong pangs of deja vu. Isn't this the same thing as las week?! Pretty much, yeah. The vast majority of the top ten stayed in the same position as last weekend thanks to an incredibly weak crop of new releases, making these some of the strangest box office numbers seen in 2012.
Many Americans found themselves with four days off last week, ostensibly so they could go see their family and eat turkey and celebrate Thanksgiving from the comfort of their homes. Instead, they went to the movies. In fact, this was the biggest Thanksgiving box office of all time. Congratulations, America!
With 'Breaking Dawn -- Part 2' coming out this weekend, should you shell out $15 for a ticket, or just stay home and have a massive TiVo 'Vampire Diaries' party in your sweatpants? We support the latter decision
November 16, 2012 You may have heard our movie critic, Willie Waffle, give the last installment of the Twilight Saga "Breaking Dawn Part 2" a lousy 1 1/2 Waffles. No disrespect to Mr. Waffle, but he has no idea what he's talking about. Willie did say that it was the best of the five Twilight movies, but I wanted to give my own review. From one Twilight fan to another, I'm betting that you'll trust me more than a man who admits that he doesn't read, and certainly hasn't read any of the Twilight books. He doesn't understand imprinting, and that may have lead to his uninformed review.
November 14, 2012 Last night Jimmy Kimmel premiered a spoof trailer for one of the most anticipated movies of 2012. Trailers for "Breaking Dawn Part 2" have been online for months, but Kimmel's trailer is for the movie you won't be seeing in theaters, "Breaking Dawn Part Boo" featuring Honey Boo Boo from the oddly-entertaining "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" on TLC.
November 13, 2012 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,' the long awaited prequel to the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy, doesn't open until December 14th but Twin Ports theatres are already selling tickets to this highly anticipated movie.
Years from now, 'Raging Bull 2' (aka 'The Bronx Bull') will be the stuff of obscure trivia. The follow-up to Martin Scorcese’s Oscar-winning drama is part of a long-standing Hollywood tradition: the unwanted/unnecessary sequel. Here are some other examples that you might have forgotten about:
November 13, 2012 Twilight fans most likely have their tickets for the opening of the "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2" already. The latest and final installment of the series opens Thursday night, but last night the stars were out in L.A. at the Premiere.
November 9, 2012 Brad Pitt returns to the big screen next year in a big way with four films scheduled to be released, the biggest will star Pitt as a United Nations researcher named Jerry trying to save the world from a zombie Apocalypse. 'World War Z' doesn't get released until June 2013 and after watching this exciting trailer, it's going to be a long wait.
Though it was rumored months ago, Warner Bros. and director Zack Snyder have officially confirmed today that their new Superman flick 'Man of Steel' will most definitely be hitting theaters next summer in 3D.
November 6, 2012 Now that Disney has control over the Star Wars franchise, what does that mean for Princess Leia? Will she sing and dance? How will she handle the transformation in to a Disney Princess? With a little help from Snow White, Ariel, Belle, Cinderella and Aurora of course!
