Ah, sibling love. Nothing quite like that amazingly close bond. Well, except when a whole big ass bag of stolen money is on the line. Throw in a “third wheel” love interest whose family is all that stands between a criminal brother and sister and freedom, and things suddenly start to get real interesting. Which is just what Eric Bana, …

So you know that part at the end of The Dark Knight Rises where Joseph Gordon-Levitt… Wait. You have already seen The Dark Knight Rises, right? Oh, you haven’t? Well then I guess you should probably stop reading and go find something else to do with your time (google “QWOP”, trust me on this one), otherwise you may just find the …

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Puppets have always been popular, but lately, there’s been a resurgence, with several projects on the way creating brand new oppurtunities for people to shove their hands up a fuzzy rectum. It’s a small genre, but when it comes to the best film to ever star inanimate objects on a string, that honour belongs to Team America. Hell yeah! Last …

Snow White and the Huntsman made some considerable cash at the box office during the course of its run, grossing close to $400 million. That’s more than double the budget of the flick, and with those kinds of numbers, a sequel was inevitable. What wasn’t inevitable though, was finding out that ol’ Stoney face herself, Kristen Stewart, would be getting …

Colin Farrell may be bombing at the box office right now, with a Total Recall remake that is all style and no substance, but at least his year will end on a high note, thanks to work in the upcoming film Seven Psychopaths. It’s a reunion of sorts, as Farrell teams up with his In Bruges director Martin McDonaugh to …

It’s safe to say that the world isn’t exactly asking for more Scary Movie, despite the fact that alcoholic train wrecks such as Charlie Sheen and Lindsey Lohan have signed on to appear. What the world does want more of though, is Terry Crews and his infectious enthusiastic madness, no doubt caused by the fact that the man happens to …

It’s amazing how much difference two trailers make. I saw the poster for End of Watch about three months ago and the sum total of my thoughts was “Jake Gyllenhall, Michael Pena and the guy who wrote Training Day and directed Street Kings. Could be interesting.” Then the first trailer dropped, and suddenly I started paying attention. Then there was the Comic-Con …