Iron Man 3 is one of the darkest superhero movies I’ve ever watched. Not dark in appearance or gritty as in the recent slate of Batman movies by Christopher Nolan. No, this movie addresses the darkness of the human spirit, as presented by its two main characters, our protagonist (Tony Stark) and our antagonist (The Mandarin).
How would YOU like to see the world of Tony Stark? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to attend a Stark Expo? Now you can, and all you have to do is travel to the House of the Mouse.
To help fans make up their minds, here are the two sequences, the first with the regeneration sequence as it originally appeared, and the second fully animated:
For those of you, who are dazzled by the magic of stop motion and effects, be sure to check out the Sony Movie Channel where in the weeks to come they will be broadcasting some of the most celebrated movies by stop-motion wizard, Ray Harryhaussen.
The much talked about Jurassic Park series has found its director for the fourth installment of this dinosaur franchise with Colin Trevorrow.
In news that is sure to make Sam Roberts squee with delight, the role of Drax the Destroyer in Marvel’s upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy will be played by mixed martial artist and WWE professional wrestler, Dave Bautista.
According to Movieweb.com, Seth-Graeme Greene posted a photo on both Twitter and Instagram suggesting that he has finally begun writing on the highly anticipated sequel to the 1988 classic comedy, Beetlejuice.
It’s March, and do you know what that means? Yes, it’s time for March Madness. But wait? Are we talking about basketball here? No!! This is the March Madness to determine the greatest Science Fiction Movie and TV show ever made!!!
J.J. Abrams, going boldly where others have gone before, has tagged Star Trek‘s Karl Urban to star in the new Fox drama pilot Human.
The end of William Hartnell’s last story “The Tenth Planet” has been animated.
Are you excited about the return of the Ice Warriors in the upcoming batch of episodes of Doctor Who?
I was excited to see this. I love Doctor Who and I was excited to see this episode. Mind you, I’ve had more than my share of disappointments with recent stories, and yet I always greet each episode with the same excitement as when I was first introduced to this magical series.
Les Misérables is the movie I was dreading to see and for two separate reasons. First, I was afraid that it wouldn’t live up to my experiences when seeing the stage play. I know the soundtrack (from the 10th Anniversary concert at the Royal Albert Hall) inside and out, memorized every voice and ever nuance in the performances. I was afraid the movie wouldn’t equal such grandeur.
I know that some people thought it would be too much, that taking what was a single novel into a trilogy. Luckily Peter Jackson, along with Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens and Guillermo Del Toro have drawn from really great sources, namely The Silmarillion, The Lord Of The Rings and its appendices. What they have crafted is a very enjoyable movie that does honor the spirit of the book.
Going into this film I found myself somewhat unaware of what to expect. While I have seen the occasional Hitchcock film, I am by no means an expert on his catalog of film and TV episodes. What I did end up seeing was quite the pleasant surprise.
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