Whether he is played by Harrison Ford (Patriot Games), Alec Baldwin (The Hunt for Red October), or even Ben Affleck (The Sum of All Fears), Jack Ryan has be...
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Last month actor Ryan Reynolds gave some news on the announced Deadpool spinoff film. In a recent interview with Empire when asked if Deadpool was going to ...
Focus Features has provided us with individual character posters for the upcoming animated film by Shane Acker, 9. Visionary filmmakers Tim Burton (The Corp...
Just the other week the first character posters of Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" began to creep all around the internet. The PR for this new film doesn...
/Film reports director John Woo (Mission Impossible 2, Hard Boiled) held a press conference to announce production on the most expensive Chinese film to dat...
No, you didn't misread that. There is going to be a T.J. Hooker film. But it isn't going to be a reboot of the original 80's TV show but instead a continuatio...
The Insider reports (read: this could very well be false) that Harrison Ford is ready for another Indiana Jones but it wouldn't “start until next year, and ...
20th Century Fox has released the first trailer for the upcoming Jennifer's Body over at Shock Til You Drop, the trailer was originally suppose to debut thi...
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs is about as luke warm and formulaic as successful family film can be served. With the tone of a 94 minute Saturday morning cartoon you can’t expect a lot. Watching a movie like Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs in the age of Pixar makes me ask myself - What’s the point? It has little heart and moves at a pace that dangerously flirts with losing your attention, but I’m definitely not the target audience for movies like this. While modern family entertainment has proved it can be relevant for children and adults alike -- Do I even need to say Pixar again? -- the target audience for the Ice Age series is definitely below the 5th grade reading level. The franchise is in danger of becoming as relevant as the Land Before Time series. Remember that? I believe we’re on Land Before Time XIII now. Bottom line is will your kids enjoy it? The answer is yes. Should you see this movie in the theatre if you don’t have any kids? The answer is most assuredly no. If you’re having a craving for mildly entertaining animation save your $15 to $20 and tune into Nickelodeon....
