box office

This is UBERHOT.  I stumbled upon this with just 300 views.  It's only :20 seconds long but shows Wolverine and some martial arts.  Hugh Jackman is back as "The Wolverine".  Check it out after the jump.

Our favorite Wedding Crashers are back together.  This time Owen & Vince are trying out for an internship at Google.  So, what do to old(er) guys have to offer a dynamic company like Google?  I guess that's the question the movie tries to answer.  More after the jump.

There's a lot of choices coming to theaters this weekend and I have the trailers for you.  It's everything from witches to gangsters to slapstick comedy.  Get the butter and get ready I have details after the jump.

I guess I wasn't the only one that spent every Saturday morning for years watching "Kung Fu Theater" on USA (it was on right after the weekend edition of the WWE).  The show featured 'grindhouse' type Kung Fu movies with bad edition, bad dialogue and buckets upon buckets of blood.  The movies also always featured an all blonde or all white haired villain, a wild haired comedic relief kin

I hope you got to catch my review of Prometheus (in a word: AWESOME).  I only go to the movies for movies that 'deserve' to be seen on the big screen.  By "deserve" I mean huge scenic vistas, larger than life stuff, and of course, to avoid spoilers.  While taking in Prometheus I noticed a lineup of classic films that are going to play short (in some cases just one night) engagements at t

Wow, this looks like FUN+ROCKY.  Kevin James, who is a big man (meaning a bit of a fatty),  has obviously dropped  a ton of weight to play a teacher who has to raise money to save some school programs.  For some reason he choose mixed martial arts fighting as that way to raise money.  Helping him out is Henry Winkler (The Fonz-Heyyyy!).   More after the jump.

I loved the original "Fright Night".  It mixed comedy with some genuinely scaring ideas.  Seriously, who would you call for help if you thought a vampire was eating your neighborhood?  The remake, sorry to say, is better than the original.  The original mixed a little goofy with a little scary, the remake mixes really funny with very scary.  More after the jump.

Man I like the looks of this movie.  The thing I like best is that it doesn't look all computer generated and stuff, it looks more "organic" (which is a strange thing for a movie essentially about a robot).  I also like how the robot has got a cool steampunk vibe even thought the movie apparently takes place in our near future.  More after the jump.

How many of you ran right out and saw "Rock Of Ages".  Good.  I would have personally came to your house and kicked you in the nuts for even wanting to see it. Even as cheeseball as it looks it pulled in $15,000,000 opening weekend (I think that's enough to pay the monkey's salary). So how do you take a hunk of cheese like this and make it better?  We'll have the answer after the jump. R

I CANNOT EMPHASIZE ENOUGH THAT THIS TRAILER IS NOT SAFE FOR WORK!  It features filthy language and even giant rubber wieners.  It is, however, hilarious.  Click through if you can handle so rough language and a few rough visuals.

Jason Biggs stars with Joel David Moore in new indie-looking comedy called "Grassroots".  Joel David Moore is one of those guys that you always call "that guy" in movies.  You'll recognize his picture immediately after the jump. Take a look at Joel David Moore...

I know the title of this blog is a little simple, but it's the truth.  I went back and watched Scarface, a movie that is widely revered, not long ago and found it to be very dated.  At that time I thought, why doesn't somebody make a new gangster movie for a new generation?  It seems they did and I have the trailer for you on the other side.