Sometimes a director makes a movie so good that people just want to see him make that movie again. Oftentimes, they either try and fail or go on to make something completely different. Nicolas Winding Refn and Ryan Gosling blew away movie-goers with Drive in 2011 and it looks like they’re aiming to try to
3D was the big thing a few years ago. Hell, it can still be a big thing, but every time I walk into an electronics store, I see a lonely set of foggy 3D glasses near an expensive TV no one is going to buy. So is 3D dead? I talk to a lot of
I call the sleepy suburb of Naperville, Illinois my home town. It’s one of those towns where nothing really happens outside of a stray soccer mom going crazy and killing her kids every 10-15 years or so (seriously). But in the few months since I’ve left good ‘ol Naperville for Los Angeles, things have turned
Actually, I’m lying, the greatest 4th of July video is the original Bootleg Fireworks video, that will never be topped. But this ‘Bullet Time’ fireworks video made by Jeremiah Warren is a damn close second. Damn close. Watch the slow motion goodness and become entranced by the 3D explosions. This is such a perfect idea
I grew up with science fiction, it somehow became really important to me as a kid and helped me to really think outside of the box and wonder what the universe was like. That means reading a lot of Star Wars alternate universe, Isaac Asimov and others as a kid, while still watching tons of
In 1993 everything that would eventually be referred to “90’s comics” was in full swing. Ridiculous plots, clones, dudes with way too many muscles, clones, a LOT of chains, clones. Now, when most people refer to “90’s comics” they usually don’t do it fondly, but I was a kid and I was eating that stuff
I’ve heard of this sequel/prequel but I intentionally dodged all information on it, so everything I will tell you is based on this brief 2:18 trailer and my life-long knowledge of all things Marvel. So in X-Men: Days of Future Past, the war between Magneto’s Brotherhood of Mutants and Professor X’s X-Men have grown so