by Sean Atkins | Jan 6, 2022
Despite A-list star George Clooney churning out some duds behind the camera, including last year’s pricey The Midnight Sky from Netflix and 2017’s Suburbicon starring Matt Damon, he still should appear on the radar whether he’s starring or directing. Clooney’s latest...
by Mark Miller | Apr 2, 2018
Before Ready Player One began, we got a clip of director Steven Spielberg where he sincerely thanked us for watching his film. Oh wait – I’m thinking of something else, that didn’t happen. Apparently he was confident enough in his movie that he didn’t need to...
by Sean Atkins | Mar 29, 2018
No one in Hollywood has crafted more memorable blockbusters than Steven Spielberg, the most famous director the world has ever seen. And while Spielberg has strayed from the familiar path in recent years and focused more so on dramas, Ready Player One is right in his...
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by Mark Miller | May 29, 2016
I was torn between X-Men: Apocalypse and that new Tim Burton Alice movie, but thanks to the folks at Cracked.com for coming up with an After Hours episode that swayed me. I’m glad I went. I was expecting just another in the X-Men series – there have been some...
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by Mark Miller | Nov 2, 2015
Is it me or was the movie industry REALLY prepared for Halloween this year? Last Halloween’s big release was Horns and I suppose The Book of Life counts too, but this year it’s been Ghosts (Paranormal Activity, Crimson Peak) and Witches (The Last Witch Hunter) and...
