42 - Movie Review

If you don't know who Jackie Robinson is, then you really need to brush up on your American history as it pertains to civil rights. 42 stars Chadwick Boseman and Harrison Ford and is based on the real life story of the courageous and talented individual who broke Major League Baseball's long standing color barrier and the efforts of Brooklyn Dodgers owner Branch Rickey to give him the opportunity.

Star Trek Into Darkness Posters!

The marketing blitz for Star Trek into Darkness is kicking into high gear as the release date is now just a few weeks away. Several new posters have been released including character versions and one of the iconic starship Enterprise depicted in a way that hints at some seriously imminent danger for Captain Kirk and the rest of the famous crew.

This post is pretty much spoiler free so, unless you want to keep yourself completely in the dark regarding anything at all about this movie, then feel free to check out the posters below. There's also a video featurette that has some really cool clips from the movie as well as behind the scenes insight from director JJ Abrams and others.

Oblivion - IMAX or Cinerama?

For those of you that are trying to figure out exactly which movie theater will give you the most bang for your hard earned buck when you head out to see Oblivion featuring Tom Cruise, I have put together some information that I hope will help you make the right choice.

Trance - Movie Review

Danny Boyle has sat in the director's chair for some very memorable films including Trainspotting, 127 Hours, and A Life Less Ordinary. With Trance, he pulls together an extremely talented cast headlined by James McAvoy, Rosario Dawson, and Vincent Cassel for a wildly unpredictable trip through a high stakes criminal act and a whodunit noir experience that will keep you guessing all the way to the end.

Evil Dead (2013) - Movie Review

This new version of Sam Raimi's classic "Evil Dead" horror movie has been touted as the "scariest movie ever made" and even the poster says its the "most terrifying film" so it better be able to match the hype and live up to such lofty expectations. Director Fede Alvarez not only takes on the challenge of filling Raimi's chair, but is also credited with writing the remake as well.