Did you forget to purchase something 'Star Wars' themed for yourself on May the 4th? Worry, you should not; just snag a plane ticket to Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida for one of their 'Star Wars Weekends' this spr
If movies and TV have taught us anything, it's that all mothers are NOT created equal. While some fictional moms might be willing to play the doting matriarch, others engage in twisted mind games, dole out severe corporal punishment and even commit murder most foul. Think about that the next time you forget to call your mom on Mother's Day.
Celebrate the release of 'Iron Man 3' in theaters this weekend with this must-see 'Iron Man Trilogy Remix' by San Francisco filmmaker Mike Relm.
Relm cuts through some of our favorite Marvel movies and fuses th
Sure, we’re looking forward to ‘Man of Steel,’ the new Superman flick directed by Zack Snyder but you’ll forgive us for admitting that our anticipation for the movie is a little lessened by the fact that the last three Superman movies were huge freakin' disappointments.
On April 22, it was reported that Michael "I Make Things Go Boom" Bay, apologized to a reporter from The Miami Herald for the third act of his 1998 smash, 'Armageddon.' He said:
In case you're living under a rock (not under The Rock...that would be weird), then you probably know that 'Pain and Gain'is the latest thrillride from action-meister Michael Bay. Only this time, Bay is back in the guns-and-gags mode of his hit 'Bad Boys' franchise.
Are you wondering how Bay tackles comedy? Interested to see if The Rock and Mark Wahlberg have good tough guy chemistry? Well, you're in luck, because we have a hilarious and highly NSFW 'Pain and Gain' clip just for you.
It was reported this week that Hollywood mega-director and explosions enthusiast Michael Bay had apologized for his 1998 disaster flick 'Armageddon' during a red carpet interview for his latest, 'Pain and Gain.' When word spread that his quote showed some degree of humility, he quickly took to his official forum to clea
Baseball fans love baseball movies almost as much as the national pastime itself. Next month at Minnesota's Target Field, they can see both at the ballpark. In conjunction with FOX Sports North, the Minnesota Twins will show the cult classic '
From Friday, April 26, 2013 until Saturday, May 18th, the very awesome Gallery 1988 (West) is hosting The Official Bad Robot Art Experience, a gallery of artwork inspired by wunderkind producer/director/god of all things geek J.J. Abrams.
Oliver Stone's 1987 'Wall Street' succeeded in teaching us all that "greed is good." The film was carried by a tremendous cast -- one that holds strong nearly three decades later.
