By X-Men ‘97, the latest project from Marvel Studios’ animation department, is set to take fans back to the golden age of Mutant storytelling. The show is a follow-up to X-Men: The Animated Series, which ran from 1992 until 1997. While fans will fondly remember this Saturday morning cartoon mainstay, it’s
Monday Movie: Full Metal Jacket, by Kyle Anderson
The post Monday Movie: Full Metal Jacket, by Kyle Anderson appeared first on Battleship Pretension. Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of Full Metal Jacket originally ran as part of Kyle Anderson’s Kubrick in Reverse series. Stanley Kubrick’s penultimate film, 1987’s Full Metal Jacket,
Hans Zimmer Has No Desire To Retire
Incredibly prolific Oscar and Grammy-winning composer Hans Zimmer has a career that spans over four decades, and recently made it clear he has no intention of slowing down. The “Dune,” “The Dark Knight” and “The Creator” composer was recently asked at a live event The Whitby Hotel in New York
CBS Boss On “Star Trek: Legacy” Fate
Paramount+ has been pulling back on the number of “Star Trek” shows it has on the air, but is still moving forward with quite a bit. Even as “Discovery” is ending, “Picard” is finished and “Prodigy” was cancelled and sold off to Netflix, “Strange New Worlds” and “Lower Decks” are
“Poohniverse” Film Sets A Twisted Universe
The “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” filmmakers are planning to expand on the success of their micro-budget slasher with something far more ambitious – the Twisted Childhood Universe (TCU). The team is taking the sub-$50,000 budget film and its $5.2 million box-office success and expanding on it with a
