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Ken's Review: The Spiderwick Chronicles - A Fun Fantasy Filler
When I look back at my younger years and the films I loved, they were all fantasy movies. Films like The Princess Bride, Willow, Labyrinth, The Dark Crystal, Legend, The Secret of NIMH and The Neverending Story are what shaped my imagination. They filled my mind with wonder and gave me a sense of adventure. Sadly these great classics are now overlooked and I'm hard pressed to find any kids now who have seen most of them. They have to settle for new releases and whatever their parents will take them to. I'll admit I'm biased and always compare current fantasy to the classics I grew up with, but I'll also admit that lately these new ones haven't been half bad.
Shia LaBeouf Talks Transformers 2 - Says It's 'Massive'
How coincidental is it that the week the writers strike ends is the same we week we get an overabundance of early buzz on Transformers 2. A few days ago Michael Bay was talking about how he had written most of the movie so that he could stay on time even though the strike was happening while also mentioning some more specifics on what we can (and can't) expect in the movie. Now today, Empire has an update from Shia LaBeouf on the second film. He says he has seen some of the pre-visualization that ILM has done and some of Bay's early work and he says that it is "massive".
Top 15 Films To Look Out For: Pre-Summer 2008 Hype List
Although we're already well into 2008 with only three months left until we finally arrive at the beginning of the summer movie season in May, that doesn't mean there aren't an abundance of good films to look forward to before we get there. Last year we offered our readers a similar pre-summer 2007 list with 15 films that ended up being very worthwhile, and now it's time to look at what we have in store for 2008. Today we look at the 15 movies that should not be overlooked in the next three months in what we call the Pre-Summer 2008 Hype List. If you're ready to dive in, then take a look for yourself and make sure to jot down the names of these must-see pre-summer movies.
Valentine's Day E-Cards: Hellboy II and Get Smart!
Happy Valentine's Day to all of our readers out there! I'm guessing most of you are either watching the new Indiana Jones trailer, out on dates with your significant other (or wishing you were out on one), or gearing up to go to the movie theater and catch one of the four new films that open today (Definitely Maybe, Jumper, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Step Up 2 the Streets). But if you've got an extra free moment and want to send a fun lil' Valentine's Day e-card to someone, then here is your chance! Universal has put out a Hellboy II: The Golden Army e-card and Warner Brothers has put out a Get Smart e-card that you can send to your friends below.
Jaq's Review: Jumper - Don't Leap for Joy
The biggest problem with Doug Liman's new action film Jumper is that, well, it's boring. There's not enough action in it to keep the plot moving and not enough drama to really engage the viewer. Ultimately, it feels like an engine misfiring on three out of four cylinders – you can feel the power there, but it's just not getting through.
The Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Trailer is Here!
He protected the power of the divine. He saved the cradle of civilization. He triumphed over the armies of evil. Now he's back! Indiana Jones returns this summer in a new adventure that stretches from New Mexico to South America. The first full trailer for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull has debuted and it is absolutely amazing. Whether you're a huge Indiana Jones fan or just someone looking for a good summer movie, this trailer delivers on all fronts. You've been waiting for the first glimpse of the new Indiana Jones and this is it. Without any further delay, jump ahead and enjoy!
Sam Worthington Cast in Terminator 4 via James Cameron's Suggestion
With at least a year until its release, Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins is slowly taking shape bit by bit, most recently with casting announcements. Last week we brought you the rumor that Josh Brolin might step in as the new Terminator, and before that, Christian Bale was announced as the new adult John Connor. The news is promising on its face, but there's been a lot of discussion whether the director McG can really do the iconic storyline justice, what with his extreme lack of cred in this space. I mean, Charlie's Angels… or "Fastlane"…? However, McG might just be getting the endorsement he needs with James Cameron, who directed the first two Terminator movies, influencing the selection of one of the new film's main characters: Sam Worthington as Marcus, a presently unknown character who will serve a primary role in the new trio of Terminator films.
Warner Bros. Developing Movie About the Enron Scandal - Conspiracy of Fools
Warner Brothers is working on three high profile based-on-true-story movies: one about outed CIA agent Valerie Plame, another about poisoned ex-KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko, and finally one about the Enron scandal from 2001. Conspiracy of Fools is the movie that tells the story of the Enron scandal and it was just announced today that Robert Schwentke has been attached to direct. Leonardo DiCaprio is producing and possibly starring as well. Let's hope Warner Brothers knows how to pull off a quality drama based on real life occurrences, because all three of these sound fairly interesting.