Nuking The Cat

“From days of long ago, from uncharted regions of the universe comes a legend…” If you grew up in the 80s, well, you’ll recognize this as...

I was hoping that Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets would be Luc Besson’s way of saying “fuck you…THIS is how it’s done” to...

The instant the recent Wonder Woman film was deemed a success, I knew this would happen. I’m only a little surprised how quickly it...

When did March become blockbuster territory??? It’s starting to feel like summer movies are taking a page from Christmas’ book in trying...

You know, I'm beginning to wonder if a lot of these so-called movie critics, both in print and on YouTube, shouldn't be sent back down...

This is likely to be an experience limited to my generation…those that grew up with video stores and rentals in their youth and saw them...

Arrakis. Dune. Desert Planet. When we last left the saga of Dune, Alejandro Jodorowsky had failed to secure the funding necessary for...

It was about a year ago when I started to review the Transformers series of films with the intent of doing something similar to what I...

Back in the late 70s, three writers sat in the library at DC Comics, puffing Havana cigars and talking about Superman. Two of them, Cary...

When we look in the mirror…sometimes we don’t like what we see. I’ll get to what I mean in a minute, but first, let’s pick up where our...

It occurred to me as I popped Superman Returns into my Blu-Ray player that the film will be 10 years old this June. Wow. But instead of...

Before we leave the Superman franchise of the 80’s and leap (in a single bound, no less) ahead 20 years, we have to take a look at the...

10% on Rotten Tomatoes. Damn, that’s actually DOWN from when I looked at it yesterday (it was 11% then). If you switch over to the...

And it all suddenly makes sense. You see, while watching the special features for Transformers: Age of Extinction, someone (I think it...

There are two properties that I can point to and tell you that these are what made me the nerd I am today: Superman and Transformers. ...

It’s the story of a man transported to a distant world, feeling more at home there than his native Earth…but it was written 97 years...

It makes you wonder…what did Geoff Johns think of it in the end? That is, what was his actual opinion, not the company line he has to...

It is the 1930s…and a dark cloaked figure has become incredibly popular on newsstands. He has a genius-level intellect. He is at the peak...