By We are finally living in the glory days for fans of vintage Hong Kong and Japanese cinema. For decades we’ve read articles about films that weren’t properly offered in America. The American distributors hacked the films apart to save a reel or two in shipping costs. The home video release
James Gunn On Fan Casting Suggestions
One thing interesting about the actor’s strike is that it was bookended by casting announcements for James Gunn’s upcoming “Superman: Legacy” film. Stars David Corenswet as Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane were confirmed for their roles in late June. Then, a day before the strike began, several others
Dune’s Feyd Is Coming To “Call of Duty”
“Dune” character Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, played by Austin Butler in the upcoming Denis Villeneuve-directed “Dune: Part Two,” appears to be headed to Activision’s “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3”. According to MWIIIIntel (via ComicBook.com), data miners have allegedly uncovered information suggesting a skin for the brutal combat fighter and ruthless villain
DOCTOR WHO Specials Kick Off Tonight
We know that Doctor Who is about to collapse under the continued weight of clumsily inserted “current year” thinking and personal projection from showrunners who continue to place personal outlook above a mission to entertain. Still, before the spectacular implosion happens, at least we have the chance to enjoy a
Early Box Office Tracking Fluid
So we enter the home straight on 2023, a year that movie studios would be likely to refer to, in their report and accounts, as “disappointing”. The Barbenheimer phenomenon masks some deep-seated structural issues. Big IPs failing, post-COVID audience behavioral changes, theatrical release windows too short to drag people out