Indiana Jones: 'Lego Indiana Jones 2' Review - Bad Dates? Not This Time!
Original at MTV Multiplayer
• Fri, Nov 20
By MTV Video Games The biggest thing working against "The Adventure Continues" is the heavy emphasis on "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," which was a terrible movie that nobody liked (I may be overstating this). If you're playing through the main story, you have to start in the "Crystal S...
Indiana Jones: LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues Review: Nuke The Mini-fig [Review]
Original at Kotaku.com
• Thu, Nov 19
By Brian Crecente LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues spends much of its time focused on the brickification of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, but it also gives players a taste of Indy's original adventures. Better still, it gives Indiana Jones fans a chance to build their own L...
Daredevil: Comic Book Review: Daredevil #502
Original at Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
• Mon, Nov 16
By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) What makes this issue work so well is that Diggle understands that when it comes to Daredevil the action really doesn't matter until the end. A truly great Daredevil story is getting to see Matt's interactions with his supporting cast in and out of the Daredevil costume as well as the strugg...
Batman: Opinion: The first part of First Wave—Batman/Doc Savage Special #1
Original at Newsarama
• Sun, Nov 15
By J. Caleb Mozzocco This Batman carries a gun, but he’s not the Batman of 1939—and that’s a shame, as there’s a thrilling creepiness about that Batman design, a sense of the bizarre that only gets stronger the farther and farther away we’re removed from him. This Batman looks exactly like our Batman, except f...
Transformers: Official Seibertron.com Review of Transformers Ongoing #1
Original at seibertron.com
• Sat, Nov 14
It is two years after the end of the Great War. The human race spends its time rebuilding Earth from all the destruction unwillingly brought upon it by the Transformers, refusing the help of Optimus Prime and his band of Autobots, instead forcing them into hiding. Though it is believed that M...
Batman: Opinion: The Week In Ink: November 11, 2009
Original at the-isb.com
• Thu, Nov 12
By Chris Sims Batman/Doc Savage Special #1: Earlier today, Kevin Church pretty much nailed this one on Twitter when he said that if your story ends with Doc Savage telling everyone Batman didn’t commit a murder because Batman uses a different kind of gun, then you’re doing it wrong. And that, I think, is...
Star Trek: Opinion: Star Trek: The Next Generation-- "Ethics"
Original at jeffords (Blogspot)
• Wed, Nov 11
By noreply@blogger.com (Jamie Jeffords) You might think this is the mai ethical conflict implied by the episode title, but it is not. In fact, riker is the only one who has any compunctions about performing the ritual which would involve handing Worf a knife so he can stab himself in the heart. Picard, apparently possessing a newfou...
Star Wars: Review: ‘Star Wars in Concert’ in Atlanta
Original at Club Jade
• Thu, Nov 5
By Paula Anthony Daniels spins a magical tale. Yes, we all know the story. But the way he tells it is a wonderful take on the individual characters and the overarching saga. And, as anyone who has seen him at a convention knows, he knows how to work a crowd.
Star Trek: Opinion: Star Trek: The Next Generation--"Unification II"
Original at jeffords (Blogspot)
• Tue, Nov 3
By noreply@blogger.com (Jamie Jeffords) It is not that bad, but the opening verbal duel with Spock and Picard is the weakest of both episodes. They are just throwing out all of Spock’s plan in one lump in order to justify his being on Romulus before the action starts. Jeri Taylor even makes an effort to distract us with aquip from Spock...
Batman: Opinion: Nostalgia November Day 02 -- Batman: Shadow of the Bat #63
Original at Comics Should Be Good!
• Mon, Nov 2
By Chad Nevett Each day in November, I will read and review/discuss/whatever one comic taken from a box of some of my childhood comics. Today, it's Batman: Shadow of the Bat #63. Batman: Shadow of the Bat by Alan Grant and Dave Taylor is the second part of "Janus," a Two-Face story where a new vigilante named...
The Godfather: Roger Ebert's best review: The Godfather
Original at imdb.com
• Mon, Nov 2
exactly the feel of "The Godfather," which brushes aside the flashy... out of paper cartons. "The Godfather" himself is not even the.... Marlon Brando, who plays the Godfather as a shrewd, unbreakable old... of inspired casting. Although "The Godfather" is a long, minutely detailed... races). The succ...
Lord of the Rings: Review: Lord of the Rings Online (Lotro)
Original at thegamespit (WordPress)
• Sat, Oct 31
By mrmcblonde All in all it was good to start with but I got bored with it. The graphics are good but in my opinion not really very “Lord of the ringsy”. Having read the first book and been read all three as a child plus the hobbit I felt it didn’t have the right “feel” to it. I know this might not be a glowing revie...
Fox Searchlight: Review: Gentlemen Broncos
Original at Cinematical
• Sat, Oct 31
By Cinematical staff Gentlemen Broncos could have been great. It's about a teenage boy (Michael Angarano) whose fantasy novel featuring an underdog hero on a nonsensical planet (Sam Rockwell) is stolen by not only his washed-up hero author (Jemaine Clement) at a crash-course writing camp, but two insuffer...
Transformers: Toy Review Of Hasbro Version Transformers Masterpiece Skywarp
Original at seibertron.com
• Wed, Oct 28
Seibertron member kirbenvost has wrote a toy review for the recently release Hasbro Version Transformers Masterpiece Skywarp. Starscream, is that you?") Rightside-up Decepticon symbol and gunmetal detail: Metallic Decepticon symbol: Megatron: Fellow Decepticons:
Justice League: Opinion: Justice League of America #38 - How Editorial Can Hurt a Comic
Original at Comics Should Be Good!
• Thu, Oct 22
By Brian Cronin James Robinson's first issue of Justice League of America is a lot better than the issues of Justice League: Cry For Justice that have come out so far, but it also gets hurt a lot by some general editorial issues. To wit: 1. Robinson is taking over from Dwayne McDuffie, who was recently forced b...
Iron Man: Invincible Iron Man #19 - Review
Original at Weekly Comic Book Review
• Thu, Oct 22
By paladinking The fight between Osborn and Stark feels highly personal despite the two metal suits scrapping. Stark’s last words are fantastic, the definition of bittersweet. It’s tragic, but impossible not to smile at in a way only Tony Stark could make you smile. Similarly, the image of the Iron Pa...
Superman: Blackest Night: Superman #3 – Review
Original at Weekly Comic Book Review
• Wed, Oct 21
By DS Arsenault Posted in DC Comics, Superman Tagged: Allan Goldman, Black Lantern, Blackest Night, BLACKEST NIGHT SUPERMAN #3, Blackest Night: Superman #3 review, Comic Book Reviews, Conner, DC Comics, DS Arsenault, Eber Ferreira, Eddy Barrows, James Robinson, Kal-El, Kal-L, Lois Lane, New Kryp...
Batman: Geek Goggle Reviews: Blackest Night Batman #3
Original at ComicList
• Sun, Oct 18
By ComicList Overall, this arc is worth picking up because it doesn't simply really on Batman, Robin and Red Robin. The usage of Deadman and Etrigan make this story so much more enjoyable. You would expect Batman to try to outthink the dead and to do that you need to enlist characters like them. The comic pro...
Transformers: Opinion: Mister Gone's Transformers 3 script
Original at TFW2005.com
• Thu, Sep 24
By Mister Gone Transformers 3 Optimus: “Anything?” Optimus steps over. Megatron: “Why do you suppose that is, Starscream?” Megatron drops Starscream and stomps to a monitor and punches a few buttons. Soundwave appears on a monitor. Megatron: “Soundwave report!” Megatron: “Excellent Soundwave
TMNT: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up Review: Heroes And A Half-Smash-Bros.
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, Sep 23
By AJ Glasser Except exactly which flavor of Ninja Turtles to expect. The series evolved a lot since the 1980s, so it's important for fans to know whether they're dealing with the original Peter Laird/Kevin Eastman envisioning of the Turtles, or the new 4Kids Entertainment cartoon.
Fantastic Four: Fantastic Four #570 Review
Original at The Weekly Crisis
• Mon, Aug 31
By Kirk Warren(noreply@blogger.com) FANTASTIC FOUR #570 Written by Jonathan Hickman Art by Dale Eaglesham Verdict - Check It. Not a perfect issue, but a good Fantastic Four issue. More in line with classic interpretations of the team and personalities than the more over the top Millar work.
Hairspray: Opinion: Muny's 'Hairspray' makes summer dream...
Original at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
• Wed, Aug 5
Hairspray' at the Muny is a rainbow-colored confectionBelleville News Democrat The Last Dance: In Hairspray, the Muny's season finale, youth is ...Riverfront Times REVIEW: Muny Closes Their 2009 Season with an Upbeat Production of ...Broadway World
Transformers: Review: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Original at Cinematical
• Mon, Jun 22
By Todd Gilchrist As a high-school graduation present to myself in 1993, I stayed up all night watching the original Star Wars trilogy on video. When the Extended Edition of The Return of the King arrived on DVD, I camped out on my couch and sat through all three Lord of the Rings films in their longest versions...
Aliens: "Land of the Lost" Is "Anchorman" With Dinosaurs and Aliens [Movie Review]Original at io9
• Thu, Jun 4
By Annalee Newitz A few scenes go on a bit too long (the drug scene springs to mind), and you may be irritated by the fact that many of the jokes are at the expense of women. But despite this most of the bits are genuinely funny, and I predict you'll be repeating lines from the movie for days afterward. In fact, if you...
Pixar: "Up" - A Review
Original at media.herald-dispatch.com
• Wed, Jun 3
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WV The Pixar company has turned out 10 movies so far, and each one has been excellent. The creative teams there have tapped into the real secret of making a great movie: first, have a really good story to tell. Add in clever and innovative animation, ...
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United Artists: United Artists Commerce Stadium 14 Theatre Review
Original at AmericaJR.com
• Sat, May 23
MI The United Artists Theatre in Commerce, Michigan (also known as UA Commerce Stadium 14) is undoubtedly one of the best spots to catch a new flick. UA Commerce Stadium 14 has it all; from large auditoriums that seat a whopping 420 viewers, ...
X-Men: X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE Uncaged Edition Xbox 360 Review — Brandon ...
Original at Elites TV
• Tue, May 19
TX By Collider.com • on May 19, 2009 If you've seen Fox's recent film, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, or you've been talked out of seeing it by friends, or by this website, chances are you have a low opinion of the recent travails of one of Marvel Comics' ...
Miramax Films: Good Will Hunting (Miramax Collector's Series) User Review 160172Original at uk.video.yahoo.com
• Tue, May 12
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Good Will Hunting (Miramax Collector's Series) is close to the perfect movie for DVD collectors. Awesome Videopinions are product reviews and ... uk.video.yahoo.com
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Sin City: Sin City – Blu-ray Review
Original at monstersandcritics.com
• Sun, Apr 26
- Patrick Luce, Patrick Luce Frank Miller's Sin City was one of the best comic movies to come out in a long time, and it looks even better on the Blu-ray format. The film still feels fresh and just as groundbreaking on Blu-ray's crystal clear picture – which helps show off the ...
Superman: DVD Review: Max Fleischer's Superman 1941-1942
Original at Blogcritics
• Sat, Apr 25
Adding to the cartoon appeal were the radio voices of Joan Alexander and Bud Collyer, Lois Lane and Clark Kent/Superman, as the public had grown to know them. On radio and in the comics Superman was really only able to leap or hop from place to place, ...
DreamWorks: Monsters vs Aliens Review - Another DreamWorks Blunder
Original at First Showing
• Sat, Mar 28
CO DreamWorks Animation, on the other hand, has had only three movies that I've ever enjoyed - Shrek, Shrek 2, and Kung Fu Panda. They've consistently released what I consider to be completely dull, mindless, and un-entertaining animated crap, ...
James Bond: DVD Review: Quantum of Solace (2008)
Original at Hollywood News
• Fri, Mar 27
That reinvention continues with 2008�s Quantum of Solace. Touted as the first-ever Bond sequel, Quantum picks up soon after the end of Casino. Bond (Daniel Craig) pursues those responsible for the death of his beloved Vesper Lynd with a vicious efficiency.
Warner Bros.: Opinion: Characters’ stories highlight ‘Watchmen’
Original at Journal Review
• Thu, Mar 12
Boxwish IN By Chris Barsotti Warner Bros. Studio may have struck gold with a new type of superhero in its release of adult-oriented “Watchmen.” “Watchmen” follows a group of outlawed superheroes struggling to live normal lives without fighting crime. ...
Watchmen: Will Mixed Watchmen Reviews Dim Dark Knight-Like Payday?
Original at Wired News
• Wed, Mar 4
By Scott Thill Is Watchmen Director Zack Snyder Really 'Visionary'?Legendary Comics Writer Alan Moore on Superheroes, The League and Making MagicArchaeologizing Watchmen: An Interview With Dave GibbonsReview: Alan Moore's Seminal Swamp Thing ResurfacesAlan Moore Will Be 'Spitting Venom All...
Spawn: Opinion: K2 [Kotaku Reader]
Original at Kotaku
• Fri, Feb 27
Rare Spawn A Brief History of Getting Knocked Up In Video Games by AJ Glasser Fear And Loathing Down Under No, World Of Warcraft Has Not Been Banned In Australia by Luke Plunkett You're Fired The Face of The New Gaming Economy by Brian Ashcraft Obsessive Game Design
Universal Studios: Changeling Blu-ray Review
Original at TheHDRoom
• Sun, Feb 22
If Universal has proven they are one of the best studios when it comes to Blu-ray transfers then they are hands down the best studio when it comes to consistently impacting audio mixes. Changeling offers another 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio track from that ...
Buena Vista: Opinion: Bitter Betty, Beauty, local bands and the Buena Vista Social Club
Original at Chico News & Review
• Thu, Feb 19
Chico News & Review, CA in a way that translates for the readers’ guts. Sometimes, we want to just say, “It rocks! You’ll really like it!” and call it good. Philosopher and Princeton professor Alexander Nehamas will probably explain things a lot better than I have (he’ll at ...
Walt Disney Pictures: Opinion: Up Disney Movie HDOriginal at YouTube
• Tue, Feb 17
By rss@youtube.com (FreeMovieKey) http://tubezoom.com Release Date: May 29, 2009 (Disney Digital 3-D) Studio: Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar Animation Studios Director: Pete Docter, Bob Peterson Screenwriter: Bob Peterson Starring: Ed Asner, Christopher Plummer, John Ratzenberger, Delroy Lindo, Jordan Nagai Genr...
20th Century Fox: Opinion: I Love You Beth Cooper - HDOriginal at YouTube
• Sun, Feb 15
By rss@youtube.com (FreeMovieKey) http://tubezoom.com Release Date: July 10, 2009 Studio: 20th Century Fox Director: Chris Columbus Screenwriter: Larry Doyle Starring: Hayden Panettiere, Paul Rust, Jack Carpenter, Lauren Storm, Lauren London Genre: Comedy, Romance MPAA Rating: Not Available Official Website: I...
Paramount Pictures: MOVIE REVIEW - 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'
Original at HollandSentinel.com
• Thu, Jan 1
The Age MI - Jan 1, 2009 AP In this image released by Paramount Pictures, Brad Pitt is shown in a scene from, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." (AP Photo/Paramount Pictures, ... New Orleans is a Pitt co-star in Benjamin Button 2TheAdvocate
Iron Man: DVD Review: The Dark Knight: Special Edition (2008)
Original at Hollywood News
• Sun, Dec 7
The kind I�d not felt at all in 2008, as a matter of fact. I had high hopes for Iron Man and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull that they didn�t match. Oh, I enjoyed both those films, but compared to Knight they seemed lightweight. Neither lived up to the hype, whereas Knight surpas...
Twilight: Opinion: Twilight
Original at Rolling Stone
• Fri, Nov 21
Rating: 2 Stars Starring: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Billy Burke, Peter Facinelli, ... Review: Bummer. The vampires have no fangs. The humans are humdrum. The special effects and makeup define cheeseball. And the movie crowds in so many characters from Stephenie Meyer?s book that Ca...
MGM: Review: Quantum of Solace -- James's Take
Original at Cinematical
• Tue, Nov 11
By James Rocchi At this point, the most dangerous threat James Bond faces does not shoot from the barrel of a gun or glimmer from the lens of a laser but instead springs from the tightly-coiled engine of the audience's expectations. Any new Bond film has to not only compete with the films that have come befor...
Eragon: Spors in the Desert: Book Review: Eragon, etc.
Original at Spors in the Desert
• Sat, Nov 8
By Evenspor I recently finished the first three books in the Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini, of which Eragon is the first book. One of my initial thoughts in the beginning of my reading was, this author must be a big Tolkien fan, ...
Blade: Review: Let the Right One In
Original at Book dot Com
• Sat, Nov 8
By filmbook Let the Right One In is not only a satisfying horror film from beginning to end, one of the best entrances in the vampire genre since Blade, Interview with a Vampire and Bram Stoker’s Dracula but a subtle love story that isn’t forced ...
Spider-Man: Tpull's Weekly Marvel Comics Review – Part Two
Original at Film Fodder
• Wed, Nov 5
By Travis Ms. Marvel 32, New Avengers 46, Secret Invasion 7, Secret Invasion: The Amazing Spider-Man 3, Thor: Truth of History 1, Thunderbolts 125, and Ultimate Spider-Man 127 Ms. Marvel 32 New Avengers 46 Secret Invasion: The Amazing Spider-Man 3 Ultimate Spider-Man 127
Star Wars: Star Wars: Legacy #28–Vector part 9 REVIEW
Original at Show Me SciFi
• Tue, Sep 30
By showmescifi If Dark Horse is ever to attemp such a multi-timeline story again i hope they just do a time travel - force flow walking thing. The linear timeline here just sucks. Posted in scifi Tagged: celeste morne, comics, Dark Horse, muir talisman, rebellion, Sci Fi, science fiction, sciencefict...
Hulk: Opinion: The Incredible Hulk
Original at theonlycritcthatmatters.en (WordPress)
• Mon, Jun 16
By tony1381 Surprisingly, The Incredible Hulk does not really develop Bruce Banner’s character. We merely have to accept him for who he is and the world he lives in. Director Louis Leterrier and screenwriter Zak Penn only give us a 2 minute intro to Bruce Banner during the opening credits, which flash t...
Indiana Jones: Movie Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Original at Blogcritics
• Sun, May 25
By Chris Beaumont In the days, weeks, and months leading up to the return of Indiana Jones, I did my best to avoid any potential spoilers for this new film. This was hard, especially over the past few days. You see, I had subscribed to a thread related ...
Narnia: Review: 'The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian'
Original at Christian Science Monitor
• Fri, May 16
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" takes place one year after the events in "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," the initial film in the series ... The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Houston Chronicle Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian': Neverland Revisited, By ... MTV.com