Trailers for Superhero movies are, on a whole, some of the easiest ones to sell the audience with. Even a terrible superhero movie like Green Lantern had an awesome trailer. The voice-over, the… Continue reading
American Vampire #29 By: Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque Publisher: DC Comics Estimated Price: $2.99 What’s it about: The return of Skinner Sweet, the original American Vampire. He has some how survived his time… Continue reading
I have been a fan of How I Met Your Mother since its inception. It had a great premise, and was original from most of the sitcoms of the current day TV. Saying… Continue reading
When we last saw the good Doctor he’d been exiled by those meddling timelords to Earth. With his TARDIS not functioning and the knowledge required to fix it being stripped from his mind… Continue reading
It’s been 4 years since The Dark Knight smashed it’s way into theaters and shook the comic-book movie world forever. Four long, arduous and theorizing years that kept fans guessing and casual onlookers… Continue reading
By Hedge I saw The Dark Knight Rises last night in a truly amazing IMAX Digital screening. I like to watch movies in IMAX these days, if possible, as it gives the best… Continue reading
Having already covered a detailed look at Nolan’s interpretations of the villains in Batman Begins and The Dark Knight it’s time to turn our gaze onto the concluding chapter of the trilogy: The… Continue reading
Right now news.com.au is running a story fronted by the headline ‘Batman Trilogy Plagued by “Curse”. In this article news.com.au desperately attempts to link a series of completely unrelated events and declare it… Continue reading
Directed by: Julie Delpy Starring: Julie Delpy, Chris Rock, and Albert Delpy Plot: Mingus and Marion’s relationship comes under pressure when Marion’s relatives come to visit. Review: Marion (Julie Deply) is a French-transplant to New York… Continue reading
In the previous entry of this limited series we analysed the comic and Nolan movie versions of Ra’s al Ghul, Carmine Falcone, Victor Zsasz and The Scarecrow. Now, with logic as our guide,… Continue reading
