According to Hollywood rumor, Warner Bros. are famous tinkerers. They simply cannot help themselves. Whenever there is a project of some kind underway, the notes will flow and the suits will get their fingers into all the pies. Usually, this is unhelpfully reactive, like with Superman. They completely wobbled after

“It wouldn’t be made today!” is a common cry of people when considering what some call the industrial censorship complex. Everything from Animal House to Blazing Saddles is judged to be simply too racey for sensitive souls today. A relatively modern entry on the list is Tropic Thunder. Almost every

We have been talking about it when discussing The Batman and The Penguin here at Last Movie Outpost. How, after making a complete, confusing mess of the DCEU, Warner Bros. could be about to do the same thing again with confusing multiple Batmen and a second universe existing outside of

I saw this advertised a while back and I just knew I was going to end up watching it. It is the life story of Christopher Lee, how could any cinephile not want to watch it? Lee is a legend of cinema. This is sort of a documentary about Lee’s