We’ve come a long way with movie makeup and special effects, and we’ve finally reached the pinnacle of the art form with The November Man, a movie claiming to star Pierce Brosnan, but which anybody can see is just Liam Neeson made to look like Pierce Brosnan. Or is that Kevin Costner? Maybe Denzel Washington?! I really can’t keep track …

Luc Besson must be one hell of a happy man. Lucy conquered this past weekend’s box office with $44 million in earnings – that is  the strongest opening for a film he directed – well surpassing even The Fifth Element – and the second best opening if you include his productions. So Lucy is due to be the talk of …

When we last left our heroes, Smaug the dragon was like totes pissed off, and was all like “Chah little Dwarf bros, I’m going to go roast some human dudes now, and not even a Hobbit with a magic ring and a brow that is constantly furrowed can stop me yo”. Will the Dwarves get rich? Will Frodo ever have …

It’s safe to say that unless Mickey Mouse decides to sell the film rights off, we’re most likely never ever going to get a Deadpool movie. The recent crop of Marvel movies have been PG-13 products, and as fun as they are, that means that certain characters just can’t fit in that family entertainment mold. I was dead set against the idea …

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[column size=one_half position=first ] Mathematics is the language of the universe. So what happens if you stumble upon the numbers that can explain everything? You don’t need a maths degree to watch Pi – in fact, if you did you’d probably get annoyed. Instead this is about obsession, power and insanity. Last Updated: July 28, 2014

While the spirits-centric second season of NIckelodeon’s Legend of Korra was definitely no slouch, I have to admit that the current third season just feels to be an improvement in every way with better new characters, action and story beats. I’m not alone in this assessment either, which is why it came as quite a shock when Nickelodeon suddenly announced at the …

Marvel didn’t discuss any new films in their lineup during their Comic-Con Hall H panel (Boo!), focusing only on the two films they have scheduled for next year: Their Phase Two showstopper Avengers: Age of Ultron, and then their “small” start to Phase Three, Ant-Man, the latter of which actually kicked off their panel. With the Edgar Wright replacement fiasco still not sitting …