Movie-goers of all ages have been anxiously waiting for Into the Woods to arrive. Whether they are fans of the original musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine or not, the draw of a star-studded cast portraying their favorite fairytale characters bouncing around in a mash-up of tales (with a bit of a dark spin)... Continue Reading →
It’s a resounding fact that the available technology of a certain age guides the development of that age. Another fact is that our technology is rapidly changing every day. Along with the advancement in technology, just exactly how this technology affects us is also changing. In film, the hypothetical possibilities are endless. Star Trek, Jurassic... Continue Reading →
Did anyone see Sharknado coming? Because I sure didn't and yet there I was this past Thursday watching and tweeting along with what seemed like everybody I follow and everyone they followed. The movie was predictability horrible, the acting was less than subpar, and yet it was the funnest 2 hours of television I have... Continue Reading →
Every now and then a franchise will get dug up from the netherworlds of forgotten franchises, dusted off, and turned into a huge summer Blockbuster. Franchises that were never even that big in the first place, or were big too long ago for it to even try to be relevant. Most of the time, you... Continue Reading →
This is the final full trailer for The Lone Ranger before its release in July. Compared to the other trailers, this one gives us a closer look at some of the supporting characters. James Badge Dale plays The Lone Ranger's older brother, who looks a lot like Danny Masterson from That 70s Show. William Fichtner... Continue Reading →
Our glimpse of The Lone Ranger just got a bit longer with the first full trailer. The teaser trailer gives a preview of what is to come, but this first full trailer. It shows us the origin of The Lone Ranger himself, why he wears a mask, and then it takes off from there. If... Continue Reading →
This is our first look at The Lone Ranger in which Armie Hammer plays the Lone Ranger and Johnny Depp plays Tonto, the Indian sidekick. The trailer itself reminds me of Pirates of the Caribbean. It looks like it, but only Westernized. I have a feeling that Johnny Depp will have the same kind of... Continue Reading →
It seems like an eternity since I last stepped into a movie theater to review a film. Recently all of my writing has been dedicated to the music side of Lost in Reviews, so when I came to the decision to get back into the cinema I wanted to wait for a film that I was really... Continue Reading →
The street date for the breakthrough comedy 21 Jump Street was announced today, and on June 26th you can bring skinny Jonah Hill home. While the cover is a bit disappointing, this Blu Ray is packed with special features that any fan of the film or series will love. Check out the press release below for more information about the release. Press... Continue Reading →
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