Does Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Early Buzz: Sequel Match the Excitement of the First Movie?

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“Spider-Man: In the Spider-Verse”, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2018 Oscar-winning film, has been a little over a week away from its release, and the first reactions to the film came on social media. . And according to critics who were lucky enough to catch an early screening, “Across the Spider-Verse” is “awesome”, “an … Read More “Does Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Early Buzz: Sequel Match the Excitement of the First Movie?” »

Sam Raimi Never Thought Fans Would Love The Evil Dead Movie Flaws

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Aside from the lore surrounding Raimi and his films, there is the simple fact that continuity errors are one of the avid moviegoers’ favorite pastimes. Of course, there is a dark side to noticing mistakes – in addition to the filmmakers potentially being ashamed of them, there can be an arrogance towards those who eagerly … Read More “Sam Raimi Never Thought Fans Would Love The Evil Dead Movie Flaws” »

Harrison Ford Won’t Treat Indiana Jones 5 Like a Movie Star

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James Mangold is in the enviable/untrustworthy position of being the first person not named Steven Spielberg to direct Ford as Indiana Jones in a feature film. After the overwhelming disappointment with “Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull”, it’s hard not to temper your expectations for the upcoming “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny”. But … Read More “Harrison Ford Won’t Treat Indiana Jones 5 Like a Movie Star” »

Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving Turns Into A Real Movie, Starring Patrick Dempsey

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As part of Tarantino and Rodriguez’s homage to exploitative cinema, “Grindhouse” was released in theaters with a bundle of trailers from the fake films shown before the feature release. Two of these have already been adapted into real films – Jason Eisener’s “The Shotgun Tramp” and Rodriguez’s “Machete Kills,” made right after “Grindhouse.” It took … Read More “Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving Turns Into A Real Movie, Starring Patrick Dempsey” »

Jim Carrey Never Said “Yes” To A Movie Faster Than The Truman Show

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“The Truman Show” is set in the fictional town of Seahaven, a sanitized, trouble-free society sprang from a 1950s middle-class suburb. Think of it as “Happy Days” on steroids. This is a post-war “American Dream” straight out of ’50s television. It was a concept that immediately caught Jim Carrey’s attention. in an interview with Screen … Read More “Jim Carrey Never Said “Yes” To A Movie Faster Than The Truman Show” »

Disney Sci-Fi Movie Inspiring Godzilla Vs. Kong Director Adam Wingard to Film

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Adam Wingard brought together the two giants of cinema in “Godzilla Vs. Kong,” which uses monsters as a metaphor for humanity’s fallibility. You’ll notice that the producer’s first blockbuster is a significant difference in genre and scale from his previous films. Wingard was previously an up-and-coming filmmaker in the indie space, while “great sci-fi theatrical … Read More “Disney Sci-Fi Movie Inspiring Godzilla Vs. Kong Director Adam Wingard to Film” »

James Cameron Has A ‘Secret Movie Club’ With Steven Spielberg and Guillermo Del Toro

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during an interview with Cinema Blend About the long-awaited “Avatar” sequel, Jamie Flatters and Bailey Bass (who played Neteyam and Tsireya), James Cameron, Steven Spielberg, and Guillermo del Toro revealed that they are related. While they don’t have to hide their friendship from the public, especially after what happened. Made for Cameron del Toro’s familyFlatters … Read More “James Cameron Has A ‘Secret Movie Club’ With Steven Spielberg and Guillermo Del Toro” »

New Ruling Declares Studios Potentially Responsible for ‘Deceptive’ Movie Trailers

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U.S. District Judge Stephen Wilson ruled Despite Universal’s lawyers’ claim that the trailers are “artistic, compelling work” like the movies and are protected as “non-commercial speech” under the First Amendment, they are in favor of plaintiff’s claims that the trailer falls within the scope of false advertising laws. The jury disagreed, stating that although there … Read More “New Ruling Declares Studios Potentially Responsible for ‘Deceptive’ Movie Trailers” »

New Movie Monster by Japanese Author Hirokazu Kore-Eda To Release In 2023

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Kore-eda hasn’t been idle since 2018, when “store thieves” took Cannes by storm. The film was subsequently nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, making it the last film to do so in Kore-eda’s homeland before Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s. “Drive my car” It was the first Japanese film to receive a Best Picture … Read More “New Movie Monster by Japanese Author Hirokazu Kore-Eda To Release In 2023” »

Franchise Fatigue Meets ’90s Hijinks in The Funniest, Safest Sequence Ever

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By now, seven movies of this live-action series, you know exactly what you get from a “Transformers” movie. While the script (attributed to Joby Harold, Darnell Metayer, Josh Peters, Erich Hoeber, and Jon Hoeber) is at least courteous to take forced beam of light into the sky out of the way beginning For a change, … Read More “Franchise Fatigue Meets ’90s Hijinks in The Funniest, Safest Sequence Ever” »