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Clash of the Titans (2010)

Clash of the Titans (2010)

Hollywood’s escalating war on originality is far-reaching. Independent films are finding it more difficult than ever to find distribution, tent-pole summer releases have a set a new precedent for...

Apr 16, 2010 / Eric M. Armstrong
Features

Oldman Reveals Plans for New ‘Batman’ Film

Oldman Reveals Plans for New ‘Batman’ Film

After the staggering critical and commercial success of Warner Bros’ Christopher Nolan-directed Batman films, “Batman Begins,” and “The Dark Knight,” rumors have been relentlessly circulating about...

Jul 30, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
News

Mel Gibson Joins Jodi Foster’s ‘The Beaver’

Mel Gibson Joins Jodi Foster’s ‘The Beaver’

The upcoming Jodie Foster-directed flick, “The Beaver,” has just added heavy-hitter Mel Gibson to the cast, according to Variety . Foster will direct and star with Gibson in the Kyle Killen script...

Jul 10, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
Features

Bronson (2009)

Bronson (2009)

Since 1975, Michael Peterson, later dubbed Charles Bronson after the “Death Wish” star, has been England’s most explosively unstable and notorious inmate. Initially incarcerated for seven years after...

Jun 26, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
Features

TMA FilmCast #8 – Star Trek, Hunger

TMA FilmCast #8 – Star Trek, Hunger

JJ Abrams’ “Star Trek” kicks off the summer blockbuster season. Does it soar or fizzle? The task of rebooting an ailing franchise can be daunting. Also, we take a look at British avant-garde video...

May 14, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
Features

Star Trek (2009)

Star Trek (2009)

“Star Trek: It’s Worth Watching Again,” would have been an apt title for the J.J. Abrams-guided reboot of the nearly 50-year-old science-fiction staple of American pop-culture. Luckily, we’ve been...

May 8, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
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