Millennium Films and Focus Features has officially announced the start of production on London Has Fallen, the follow-up to Olympus Has Fallen, with the news bringing an official synopsis, which reads as follows: The story begins in London, where the British Prime Minister has passed away under mysterious circumstances. His funeral is a must-attend event […]
Comic Book Review – Chew #44
Jessie Robertson reviews Chew #44… “CHICKEN TENDERS,” Part Four Warning: Sissies will need an adult diaper before reading this one. No joke. No lie. This will be the most talked about issue of CHEW in years I’ve been reading Chew for a bit now and this issue finally gave us something I had no idea […]
New Ant-Man synopsis turns Scott Lang from con-man to master thief
A new synopsis for Marvel’s Ant-Man seemingly changes one of the core aspects of Scott Lang (Paul Rudd)’s character, though how much of an effect it will actually have on the film remains to be seen. In the comics, Scott Lang is a street-level crook and con-man who steals Hank Pym’s Ant-Man tech and eventually takes […]
Comic Book Review – Nailbiter #7
Zeb Larson reviews Nailbiter #7… GUEST-STARRING BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS! Brian Michael Bendis comes to Buckaroo, Oregon looking to do research on a comic book about the ultimate serial killers! If you’ve ever wanted to see BENDIS running in the dark and screaming in fear, this is the comic for you! The more you read Nailbiter, […]
Miles Teller to play The Only Living Boy In New York for Marc Webb
In a strange turn of events, Reed Richards, Mister Fantastic himself, is teaming up with The Amazing Spider-Man director Marc Webb. Unfortunately, it’s not in some awesome studio crossover meant to save the Spider-Man film franchise, but a new project from the director as part of his Fox Searchlight commitment. After making the ill-received The Amazing Spider-Man 2, […]
5 most famous on screen dogs
You don’t have to be pet owner to love watching dogs in films or on the TV. Young or old we never tire of seeing our faithful friends save the day or entertain us in some other way. Whether it’s a live action drama or a cartoon caper, dogs have always made their mark on […]
First trailer and images for Despicable Me spin-off Minions
Ahead of its release next summer, Universal has dropped the first trailer for the CG-animated Despicable Me spin-off Minions, which you can watch below after the official synopsis… The story of Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment’s Minions begins at the dawn of time. Starting as single-celled yellow organisms, Minions evolve through the ages, perpetually serving […]
Nintendo to consider ending region-locking, says Iwata
Nintendo have long been the only major games company to region-lock their consoles, but that could, finally, be changing. Speaking to investors, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata has, for the first time, said that removing region-locking could also be beneficial to themselves, the company, rather than just the consumer. “The game business has a history of […]
New Grand Theft Auto V trailer reveals a first-person mode
A new trailer released for the next-generation and PC port of the record-breaking Grand Theft Auto V has revealed an awesome looking first-person mode. The mode had been rumoured to be in the game for quite some time, but now Rockstar have officially revealed it, showing off the mode in a new trailer. From what […]
Christopher Nolan dismisses post-credits scenes: “A real movie wouldn’t do that”
Director Christopher Nolan has dismissed the use of post-credits scenes in movies, which seems to have left some people a little upset. In an article on The Guardian, it is said that Nolan rejected the idea of a post-credits gag in Man of Steel, stating that: “A real movie wouldn’t do that.” Marvel Studios is […]
