Review: The X Files: I Want to Believe

So I didn’t rush out to see this one. And I was surprised at myself, I was a die-hard X-Files fan growing up, and I dug the first feature film, though I will admit, following Duchovny’s exit from the series, I stopped tuning in. Read more

Ang Lee’s ‘Taking Woodstock’ Set to Start

Ang Lee will begin production on his new film, ‘Taking Woodstock’ for Focus Features later this month. The film stars Emile Hirsch, Imelda Staunton, Liev Schreiber, and comedian Demetri Martin. Read more

McG With Terminator Salvation Details

Some good news emerged about Terminator Salvation at San Diego Comic Con over the weekend. Read more

Close-Up: Christopher Nolan

Christopher Nolan is arguably one of the most interesting and talented directors to emerge in the past ten years. His films have received both commercial and critical praise, and his latest, ‘The Dark Knight,’ has been receiving so much praise, and is poised to be the biggest hit of the summer.

Nolan, a graduate of Haileybury College, grew up in the Chicago area, making films with his Dad’s Super 8 Camera. After studying English literature at University College London, he filmed several shorts for the college’s film society. He made his first feature in 1996, titled ‘Following’ Read more

Apogee Software Brand Revival Announced

All the exciting video game news is emerging this week, this one comes in the form of an oldie Read more

Robert Downey Jr. as Sherlock Holmes

It was only a few days ago we reported on the Sherlock Holmes project with Will Ferrell and Sacha Baron Cohen starring, well, we’ve got some news about Guy Ritchie’s version. Read more

Will Smith Still on Top with Hancock

Will Smith once again has proved his star power with a $107.3 million dollar debut weekend (5 1/2 days), taking its place as the third-biggest Independence Day opener, trailing just behind “Transformers,” and “Spider-Man 2.” Read more

‘Wall-E’ and ‘Wanted’ Break Records

It’s no shocker to anyone that ‘Wall-E’ shined at the box office this weekend. The film, received to major critical acclaim grossed $62.5 million from 3,992 runs. It’s competition, ‘Wanted’ an R-rated film brought in $51.5 million. Read more

Summer of Sin: Paradise

The poster tag line was, ‘if it could have been forever.’ Well, it wasn’t, but it felt like it. ‘Paradise,’ the rip-off film inspired, (if that’s the right word,) by the box office Read more

Lonely Reviewer Feature: Summer of Sin

For as long as there’s been movies, teens have been rebelling. In 1955’s ‘Rebel Without a Cause,’ James Dean yelled ‘you’re tearing me apart.’ In 1976, Carrie White’s telekinetic powers freak out and wreak havoc at her senior prom. Read more

Summer Movies You May [Not] Have Heard Of

June is here, and with Memorial Day behind us Summer finally here. The Summer months are when the studios set up their tentpole pictures the movies with huge budgets and huge stars that’ll break box-office records. But those aren’t the only types of movies hitting the screen this summer, here are a few movies coming in limited release that could be worth checking out. Read more

Vatche’s Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

What benefited the viewing of this film for me, was the fact that I hadn’t read a single shred of information on it. I knew nothing more then its basic premise and who was in it. I did not read a single review save for the snippets they highlight in the TV spots. Read more

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