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Step Up 3D is the best live action 3D film to date…and I’m not even kidding. The “dance” movie might be the best genre for 3D right now because it adds so much to the experience. With typical dance flicks, you already have cool looking moves that are “in your face”…now you have really really cool looking moves in 3D and they can do gimmicky tricks like throw smoke in your face, blow bubbles, dance in water, and look straight into the camera which actually works in the movie because it’s supposed to be playful and entertaining.
Read More...REVIEW: Step Up 3D
Step Up 3D is the best live action 3D film to date...and I'm not even kidding. The "dance" movie might be the best genre for 3D right now because it adds so much to the experience. With typical dance flicks, you already have cool looking moves that are "in your face"...now you have really really cool looking moves in 3D and they can do gimmicky tricks like throw smoke in your face, blow bubbles, dance in water, and look straight into the camera which actually works in the movie because it's supposed to be playful and entertaining. I don't even want ...
REVIEW: The Virginity Hit
*This is the first review of the movie anywhere which was screened for the first time at Comic-Con on Friday, July 16th*At the end of The Other Guys panel at Comic-Con, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay announced a secret film that they produced called The Virginity Hit. They showed a trailer of the film and I couldn't tell if it was a funny joke or actually a real movie. Well, it's real and I got to see an advance screening of it that very same night! The movie is both written and directed by Andrew Gurland and Huck Botko who ...
REVIEW: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
So I was at the Scott Pilgrim vs. The World panel at Comic-Con and Edgar Wright was moderating his own film with twelve members of the cast along with the creator of story, Bryan Lee O'Malley. The panel was hilarious and they gave out these little buttons to the crowd. At the end of the panel, Edgar Wright asked if we would like it if he screened the movie to fans tonight (after he asked us if we liked chocolate). Obviously, the crowd went crazy, but only people who got white buttons could see the screening tonight. I had a ...
REVIEW: Inception
Amazing. Great. Cutting-Edge. Ground Breaking. Wow. That should validate the movie and convince you to go. If you're like me, you'll stop reading this review and any other post about Inception, turn off the TV every time you see an ad for it, and go check out the film for yourself knowing as little of the story as you can. I knew the gist of the movie by seeing some early footage that Christopher Nolan presented during WonderCon a few months before but other than that, I went in to the movie with an open mind and loved almost every ...
REVIEW: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
I was disappointed but I had pretty high hopes. I was looking forward to this movie because there was so much potential in almost every aspect of the production. You have a coming of age story mixed with magic and adventure, sound familiar? This is definitely going to be compared to Harry Potter and sadly, it doesn't hold a candle next to it. But even so, it does conjure up an adventure for kids and fans of movies like the National Treasure series which shares the same director (Jon Turteltaub) and producer (Jerry Bruckheimer) as The Sorcerer's Apprentice as well ...
Universal’s Comic-Con Panel: Paul and Cowboys & Aliens
Posted on July 28th, 2010 by Matthew FongUniversal presents two of their upcoming movies both involving aliens. One is a Comedy and the other is a Western. Western? Yes, Western from the Director of the Iron Man series.
Read More... Comic-Con WB Panel: The Green Lantern, Harry Potter, and Sucker Punch
Posted on July 27th, 2010 by Matthew FongWarner Brothers came to Comic-Con with three great films: The Green Lantern, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I, and Sucker Punch. I honestly can’t wait to see all three! Check out this post for a preview of the movies including what they showed at Comic-Con and the first trailer for Sucker Punch!
Read More... Comic-Con Scary Remakes: Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark and Let Me In
Posted on July 27th, 2010 by Matthew FongA preview of 2 scary remakes that were presented at Comic-Con: Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark and Let Me In. Also has some reactions to the exclusive footage that they showed. Both of these movies are sure to make you jump out of your seat! Check out the trailer for Let Me In at the end of the post!
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The Disappearance of Alice Creed Screenings
Posted on July 26th, 2010 by Matthew FongWant to go to an advance screening of The Disappearance of Alice Creed? If you’re in Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York, or San Francisco visit The Disappearance of Alice Creed’s official website and watch the trailer. After you watch the trailer, you’ll get a form to fill out to get passes to a screening! Is one of your cities not listed? Don’t Worry! Check out our The Disappearance of Alice Creed Screening List and see if there’s another screening in your city!
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Countdown to Zero Screenings
Posted on July 26th, 2010 by Matthew FongGlobal Zero, a group working to phase out nuclear weapons, is showing the new documentary, Countdown to Zero, this weekend in a few major cities! Austin, Minneapolis, Portland, San Diego, and San Francisco can see the movie this weekend on either Saturday, July 31st or Sunday, August 1st. There are 2 screenings each day so go get your passes now! They fill up quickly!
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REVIEW: The Virginity Hit
Posted on July 24th, 2010 by Matthew FongAt the end of The Other Guys panel at Comic-Con, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay announced a secret film that they produced called The Virginity Hit. They showed a trailer of the film and I couldn’t tell if it was a funny joke or actually a real movie. Well, it’s real and I got to see an advance screening of it that very same night! The movie is both written and directed by Andrew Gurland and Huck Botko who Will Ferrell and Adam McKay praised as the most innovative film makers of today.
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