What a difference a successful event series makes. Wait a minute, that’s what we said yesterday about the new 24 event series. Well over at Fox if one event series is good, two is better! As per TVLine, Prison Break will return to the small screen as a limited event series. Which is fitting in a sense as the show was originally …

I really enjoyed the first Ted movie. It was unusually vulgar, the comic timing of Mark Whalberg and his imaginary friend was awesome and it had a teddy getting high. What’s not to like?! The thing about writer/director and voice of Ted, Seth MacFarlane, is that he can hit a home run one time but then also miss one on such epic …

Four – count them: four! – new movies this week. That is a nice change from the doldrums of the charts seven days ago. But is there anything worth seeing? Last Updated: June 3, 2015

I don;t care what anybody says: I loved the first Joe Dirt movie. It’s one of the few movies starring David Spade that was actually immensely enjoyable, as he portrayed the title character of the ever-optimistic mullet afficianado. It’s also a done-in-one movie, as Joe Dirt managed to walk away a happy man at the end. So what path could …

This might sound like an odd topic, but hear me out. You get your well loved movies right, the ones you’ll watch over and over again, the ones you basically know every line to and still get the feels at the end. Or even the ones you’ll watch repeatedly to get every hidden detail, the ones you’ll want to revisit time …

Sure he defeated the Dark Lord, saved the world and became possibly the most famous wizard ever (and he still had to settle for a ginger, Nick?!), but Harry Potter isn’t the only magical guy to lead a movie set in JK Rowling’s beloved literary world. Well, at least he won’t be soon, as Warner Bros have been developing a …

Look, let’s be honest. Pixar’s latest flick already had me at “dino”. Also, “Pixar”. Because while the acclaimed animation studio has dropped the ball a bit for me (yes, I’m looking at you, Cars movies!) they appear the be getting back to their winning ways after going a nearly unprecedented two years without a movie. The last time that happened …

I’ve had a long-standing love affair with the films of Matthew Vaughn, from his latest flick, the bonkers comic-book spy romp Kingsman: The Secret Service, all the way back to his feature film debut Layer Cake. That 2004 debut film, which is based on JJ Connoly’s novel of the same name, saw a pre-007 Daniel Craig as an unnamed British …