By After reading about the fact that Jackie Chan made a 3D movie when he was breaking out in the ’90s, Magnificent Bodyguards has finally arrived with the 3D in full effect. Finally you’ll know what it’s like to be part of Jackie Chan’s Stunt Team as he keeps his fists
Signal One arrives in theater and On Demand this weekend.
We’re into Summer movie season and it’s a good time for a science fiction movie about intelligence in the universe and not merely intellectual property. Signal One get into a computer that can talk to alien life. Signal One is opening this weekend in select theaters and also via On
The Code of Family Film Review
Star rating: 4/5 Writer: Kayla Sun Director: Kayla Sun Starring: Ling Zhi, Briana Liu and Eon Song Inspired by the life of Masako Wakamiya, who bought her first laptop at 60 years old and became a coding expert, The Code of Family is a heart-warming Chinese-American piece whispering wisdom about
The Weekly Round-Up #860 w/ Marc Spector: Moon Knight, Ultimates, Wonder Woman, I Love Boosters, and more
The Best Comic of My Week: Marc Spector: Moon Knight #3 & 4 – I continue to maintain that Jed MacKay’s Moon Knight run is the best since the character was created, and is easily the best book that Marvel is making right now. These two issues wrap up the
Blu-ray Review: Film Noir Classics Volume #1 – D.O.A. & Borderline
August is a cruel month for Sunday mornings. This is the time of the year when Turner Classic Movies runs their Summer Under the Stars special. It is cool to indulge in a day’s tribute to a major actor. However this means my beloved Noir Alley doesn’t get played. There’s
