Pacific Rim Enthralls with Giant Robots Fighting Angry Monsters
Guillermo del Toro’s PACIFIC RIM is the BEST giant-robots-fighting-things flick of all time. That may sound like a backhanded compliment, but it’s not.
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Book Review: ‘I, Robot: To Protect’
Given my lack of familiarity with Asimov’s series, I was a blank slate when I started reading Mickey Zucker Reichert’s novel I, ROBOT: TO PROTECT.
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Q&A: Jim Rash and Nat Faxon Chat About ‘The Way Way Back,’ Adolescence, and Prep School
I sat down with Jim Rash and Nat Faxon for a roundtable interview, where we discussed why they chose Massachusetts for the setting of their film THE WAY WAY BACK, how the project developed, what influences from their own adolescence made it into the film, and why their time in prep school prepared them for show business.
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Book Review: ‘Death Warmed Over’
In author Kevin J. Anderson’s humorous novel DEATH WARMED OVER, private investigator Dan Chambeaux rises from his grave to continue business as usual.
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Book Review: ‘Nevsky’
If artist Frank Miller drew a run of the comic PRINCE VALIANT, it might look something like Ben McCool and Mario Guevara’s NEVSKY: HERO OF THE PEOPLE.
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‘World War Z’ is an Expensive Misfire for Pitt
WORLD WAR Z isn’t terribly interesting or inventive, regardless of whether you’ve read the book it’s supposed to be based on.
Read MoreMusic Review: DaForce is Best When Breezy
My thoughts on West Coast rapper DaForce.
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Movie Reviews: ‘Man of Steel’ and ‘This Is the End’
Check out my thoughts on the Superman reboot MAN OF STEEL and the apocalyptic comedy THIS IS THE END.
Read More‘Fast & Furious 6’ Owns It
Turn off your brain and start your engine, for mindless, high octane adventure in Justin Lin’s Fast & Furious 6.
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The Hangover Part III Takes the Franchise Down in Flames
While it’s nice that THE HANGOVER PART III tries to explore different territory with its plot, sadly, this movie is not very funny at all.
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