By Animation in America is considered happy entertainment for the whole family. It’s something you can put on the TV and walk away. There were a few exceptions although mostly they were made by the great Ralph Bakshi (Fritz The Cat & Wizards). Otherwise people didn’t expect animation to get too
Everyone Hurt At The July 4th Box-Office
No-one was a winner at the July 4th holiday weekend box-office. Universal’s “Minions & Monsters” came in far behind projections domestically at $36 million for the three-day and $61 million for the five-day. It’s by far the lowest start for the franchise, the three-day a full $20 million below the
Captain America’s Mankini Reignites Gaming’s Fan Service Debate
Many of us find the idea of a summer beach trip exciting. Crystal blue waves to cool you off, soft sand between your toes, getting some sun on your skin—it’s all pretty standard holiday bliss. Captain America, on the other hand, seems to have gotten a little too carried away
Mackay, Krieps, Sy Join “Ocean’s 11” Prequel
Several familiar international names are set to join the cast of the Bradley Cooper-directed “Ocean’s Eleven” prequel at Warner Bros. Pictures. The new additions include Vicky Krieps (“Phantom Thread,” “Old”), George MacKay (“1917,” “True History of the Kelly Gang”), Omar Sy (“Lupin,” “Jurassic World”), Lauren Ridloff (“The Walking Dead,” “Eternals”),
YouTube Horror Just Scored One of its Biggest Movie Adaptations Yet
Horror fans have been eating good recently. From breakout indie films to blockbuster revivals and a new wave of video games, the genre has been firing on all cylinders. Now, one of YouTube’s most influential horror series is making the leap to Hollywood, marking yet another mainstream milestone for horror.
