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Movie News: Isaiah Mustafa Pitch Video for Luke Cage
Hello Ladies,
Old Spice actor Isaiah Mustafa recently announced that he was interested in taking on the role of Luke Cage in a live action adaptation. Check out this new video pitch featuring Mustafa:
Blu-ray Review: I Am Number Four
by Matt Sernaker, Senior Editor
I AM NUMBER FOUR, the Dreamworks suspense thriller from Director DJ Caruso and Producer Michael Bay, is now available for you to own in a brand new Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy Combo Pack!
Based on the novel by Pittacus Lore, the story follows teenager John Smith (Alex Pettyfer) who has been forced to live his life on the run since he was a child, pursued by dark forces that want him dead. With help from his protector, Henri (Timothy Olypant), John has managed to survive out of the reach of those who wish him harm.
Movie Review: Kung Fu Panda 2
by Katt Jurado, Reviews
Tigress! Mantis! Monkey! Crane! Viper! Panda! Evil Peacock! Wait – what?! Po is back, along with The Furious Five, in this must-see sequel. With its great animation, inspiring message, and beautiful visuals, Kung Fu Panda 2 is a delightful movie for everyone across the board.
Movie Review: The Hangover: Part II
by Ashley Penrod, Assistant Media Editor They’re the three best friends that anyone could have; and they’re back to celebrate another wedding in The Hangover: Part II! This time loveable, plebeian dentist Stu (Ed Helms – The Office, The Daily Show) is…
DVD Review: Forget Me Not
by Karl Madsen, Media Editor-Horror
Remember all your friends from school? Can you remember all the schoolmates you dated, partied with, cruised and hung out with? Or have you forgotten a few acquaintances? I’ll look at a yearbook and my sister will have to remind me “You dated her in your sophomore year”, or “You were best friends’ senior year”. But what if your friends start to disappear, time is altering, and no one remembers them except you.
Blu-ray Review: Platoon
“I think now, looking back, we did not fight the enemy. We fought ourselves. And the enemy was in us.”
by Kevin Gaussoin, Editor-in-Chief
Blu-ray Review: Some Like it Hot
Josephine and Daphne looking forward to warmer climates.
by Karl Madsen, Media Editor
What do you do when you and your musician friend just happen to be in a Chicago garage on Valentine’s Day 1929? And while you’re there some people stop by. People with bad intentions. With guns. And lots of bullets. Any you’re witnesses. My first choice would be to dress as women, join an all girl orchestra, and head to Florida. But that’s just me.
Oddly enough that’s what Joe (Tony Curtis – Spartacus), and Jerry (Jack Lemmon – The Odd Couple) decide to do when the witness a mob hit by Spats Colombo (George Raft – Johnny Angel) in Some Like it Hot.
Blu-ray Review: Thor: Tales of Asgard
Before he ever lifted his mighty hammer, there was the sword.
Blu-ray Review: Hotel Rwanda
“I think if people see this footage they’ll say, “Oh my God that’s horrible,” and then go on eating their dinners.”
by Brenda Waldrop, Media Editor
Sadly, as chronicled in the epic film Hotel Rwanda, that’s precisely what most of the world did. In April of 1994 they sat back, eating their dinners and living their lives, while they watched as a genocide claiming the lives of over 800,000 Rwandans raged in a country that most people had barely heard of. Based on the true story of Paul Rusesabagina, expertly portrayed by Don Cheadle, who saved over 1,200 Tutsi’s during the 100 day genocide in 1994.
ComicsOnline’s Summer Movie Preview (Part 2)
by Gema Luna, Reporter
May is almost over, and summer is just around the corner, so let us continue with this journey of blockbuster movies. (Check out Part 1 of our Summer Preview).
Movie Review: Bridesmaids
Written by Katt Jurado, Reporter
It’s about time! Finally, the gloves come off and a movie is written about women being women. With the honesty of Mean Girls, the humor of Ellen DeGeneres, and the heart of Baby Mama, Bridesmaids continues the revolution of women’s roles in comedy.
iPad Game Review: Thor Son of Asgard
by Caleb Paullus, Media Editor, Games
You’ve seen the movie right? If you haven’t read our review on it and then get your butt into a theater and watch it already!
Okay, you’re back, you’ve seen the movie. Now, buy the game on your iPad or iPhone! Thor: Son of Asgard, now available in the App Store, is a fun game where players assume the role of Thor and take an epic journey to defend Odin’s Kingdom.
Let me clarify that the game has NOTHING to do with the movie. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, but don’t buy the gaming thinking it’s based off the movie.
