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“My dad made me promise I’d never stop defending this city.” Chloe Grace Moretz’s Hit Girl is as solemn as she is deadly when asserting this apparently sacred mantra. Aaron Taylor
“My dad made me promise I’d never stop defending this city.” Chloe Grace Moretz’s Hit Girl is as solemn as she is deadly when asserting this apparently sacred mantra. Aaron Taylor
“You’ll believe a man can fly.” This tagline graced one of the first posters of 1978’s “Superman The Movie.” It was made for a whopping 55 million with a total worldwide
Many of us have seen movies or tv shows dealing with an alternate reality of our country or the entire world. They range from that classic Twilight Zone episode, “
As a Star Trek fan, I was initially skeptical of J.J. Abrams attempts to reboot the movie franchise. Especially by taking another stab at the past, which despite some
Coincidentally timely in it’s arrival, Olympus Has Fallen may actually raise some concerns about ideas North Korea may gather from an American movie, since our current relationship with them is
While authors, publishers and movie studios search frantically for the next mass appealing supernatural phenomenon, a la Harry Potter or Twilight, some of our old school action stars from the
It was a Tuesday morning. Still a bit tired after a night’s work at Target, I awoke from my usual morning sleep, dragged myself out of bed, found my
From the time President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, it would take 145 years for this nation to see it’s first African-American Commander-In-Chief ; nearly half
Wow, James Bond is fifty, still eradicating rich, maniacal bad guys who have delusions of world domination, and charming the most beautiful women into bed with him. Many
I was in the army and stationed in Hawaii when the crisis occurred. My family and I had arrived on Oahu in August 1979. Three months later, our already
Movie trilogies have picked up plenty of momentum since Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings, with New Line and MGM eagerly green lighting his “The Hobbit” for three epic
Hollywood remakes are always questionable, suffering from fan based originals- reboots even more so. Some have been wildly successful, such as Daniel Craig’s James Bond; others not so much when
Sir Ridley Scott is back in the Alien business. Over thirty years after consum- mately redefining science fiction movies with a menacing reptilian creature whose blood content was dangerously acidic,
In the vein of Touchstone Pictures and Paramount’s meteor disaster epics Armageddon and Deep Impact, both released back in 1998, Relativity Media and Univer- sal Studios ensured a sufficient time
“Let’s do a headcount”, Tony Stark calmly and cockily asserts to Tom Hiddle- ton’s Loki. “We have a couple of master assassins, the demi-god, the super soldier. And you’ve managed
Hollywood’s occasional exploration of reality shows has always been interesting, entertaining and fiercely foreboding. Portrayals of a society under an oppressive govern- ment that rules by fear, in tandem with
What nerd, male or female, has never wanted to be popular in school, has ne- ver desired to be cool or part of the “In” crowd, has never craved student
I have no idea how the Army War College of 1925 came to the ludicrous and decidedly racist conclusion that we as Black people are “inferior”, “cowardly” and unfit for