SDCC – Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
I grew up watching Indiana Jones on my living room floor in the 80’s, and it holds a special place in my heart. So when I got the offer to interview several prominent members of the production staff of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at SDCC, I leapt at the chance. It is, after all, the last movie of its kind. And I’m very glad I did, because I learned some interesting things about the movie I’d never have known otherwise.
Movie Review: Blue Beetle
A down on their luck, low status young person with grand ambitions gets embroiled in a large conspiracy that they never could have anticipated. During this conspiracy, they gain powers that they never could have imagined. Our review of Blue Beetle has arrived!
Movie Review: Babylon 5: The Road Home
The hit series Babylon 5 returns in a new incarnation for its 30th Anniversary, as Warner Bros. Animation releases Babylon 5: The Road Home. Harkening back to one of the best arcs from the original series, The Road Home features an exciting story made for fans new and old.
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SDCC 2023: Witchboard Interviews – Chuck Russell and Kade Vu
“An exciting upcoming remake of 1986’s Witchboard.” -Kevin Gaussoin, ComicsOnline
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SDCC 2023: Chasing Chasing Amy Interviews
“Definitely go see Chasing Chasing Amy at your earliest opportunity.” -Kevin Gaussoin, ComicsOnline
SDCC 2023: Justice League: Warworld
While at SDCC 2023, I had the opportunity to sit down with several members of the creative team from the next DC Universe Movie – Justice League: Warworld. Director Jeff Wamester, Executive Producer Butch Lukic, Producer Jim Krieg and Screenwriters Ernie Altbacker and Josie Campbell kindly shared their thoughts about the metaplot, the continuity of the movie, and the underlying messages the film was trying to convey.
Movie Review: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning (Part One)
Mission: Impossible started out as a TV series airing on CBS in September of 1966. After 7 glorious years it was later revived in 88 for two more seasons on ABC, but not until Tom Cruise came along did the IP infect my generation with super-spy fever.
Movie Review: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
As I write this review I am coming down from a frothing Generation X rage after a young man at the theater said something deprecating about the movie I just watched. So I must beg your indulgence for a moment, gentle reader, while I get something off my chest. On the off chance that that young man somehow reads this, I will be addressing his concerns directly.
Movie Review: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
Our beloved Indiana Jones is back punching Nazis, hunting down ancient artifacts, and partnering up with a new sidekick–all to the heroic trumpets of John Williams’s score. But this Indiana Jones story is not a carbon copy of the originals, it surprisingly veered in a slightly different direction thematically, while still retaining some of the familiar beats we know and love.
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The trials and tribulations of High School are daunting to every teenager, but things get even more complicated when your aquatic family is pretending to be human. DreamWorks Animation presents their latest family adventure with Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken!
Movie Review: Elemental
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Movie Review: Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
by Tony Rhea, Reporter Get ready to transform and roll out! 2023 brings us the return of the Transformers in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts! Does this new movie deliver? Is the music any good? How many nineties references can…
Movie Review: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
by Michael Fye and Laura Janota, Reporters Can this new Spider-Verse movie really live up to the first one? The answer is yes. It absolutely can. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse grabs you by the hand and swings you into a…