By Along with TCM’s usual offerings, they recently had a limited six-episode educational series called The Power of Film. This deep dive is taken by Professor and author Howard Suber, who covers the gambit of film elements, creating a uniquely engaging experience. We spoke with directors Doug Pray and Laura Gabbert
Early Review: DUNE PART TWO
Drunken Yoda here, and I was able to use my considerable clout to get an advance showing of Dune Part Two last night so here’s the review. By “clout” I mean I paid for a ticket that was screening all over the city last night. But I typed in that
“Mandalorian” Film To Shoot In California
Lucasfilm’s upcoming “The Mandalorian & Grogu” movie just scored big time with the help of the U.S. tax office. Deadline reports that the California Film Commission has offered the production a stunning $21.755 million in conditional tax credits to ensure the production shoots in the Golden State. It marks one
Walking Dead: Rick and Michonne Series Just Solved a Mystery the Original Never Did
This article contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 1. When Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes exited The Walking Dead in season 9 episode 5 “What Comes After,” he did so in a mysterious fashion. After Rick was near-mortally wounded in a bridge explosion that he triggered
Routh-Superman Series Talk Cleared Up
Marc Guggenheim, the creator of The CW’s DC Comics-inspired series “Arrow” and “Legends of Tomorrow,” has cleared up online reports that swirled not that long ago regarding something he said. Specifically, a quote from Guggenheim seemed to tease that there once were plans for a potential TV series that would
