I recently attended the Oakton Community College Pop-Up Film Festival. The festival is organized by Film Instructor and Director Michael G. Smith in Des Plaines, Illinois. Porto is a film featuring one of Anton Yelchin’s final film performances, and was shown with Writer/Director Gabe Klinger in attendance for a Q&A afterwards. … [Read More]
Thoroughbreds written and directed by Corey Finley, was a Sundance sensation and it was my favorite film on Sunday, October 15th at the Chicago International Film Festival. (Thoroughbreds does not officially open until March). The script for Thoroughbreds is very funny in a wry, darkly comic way, even though, as its … [Read More]
Anton Yelchin is to star in a Remake of the horror classic Fright Night. Get the Big Picture shares: The remake of Fright Night is beginning to take shape, with Craig Gillespie (Lars and the Real Girl) signing up to direct the update and now, according to Heat Vision Blog, … [Read More]
Rumor was flying around in brightest day, in blackest night that the talented Anton Yelchin would be Green Lantern. No evil rumour shall escape my sight. And while I Let those who worship evil’s might spread this around, I had to hope it was just talk. Well Beware my power… … [Read More]
Just as we get the 2 year tentpole lineup from the Brothers Warner, the obvious oversight was a Green Lantern movie. Well word has it that they are still working on making that happen, but its just not yet. Now wild speculation and rumour hit the net with a large … [Read More]
It looks like charlie Bartlett is going to be the father of John Connor. We get the following casting news from the murky caves of Yahoo: Anton Yelchin, currently on the big screen as a misfit rich kid in “Charlie Bartlett,” is in negotiations to star in “Terminator Salvation: The … [Read More]
Stephen Sommers (“The Mummy” “GI Joe”) is about to direct the adaptation of Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz about a teenager who sees dead people and has a particular moral set, and apparently, it will star Anton Yelchin in the lead. Empire reports: He’s already Kyle Reese and Pavel Chekov, … [Read More]
The upcoming Star Trek sequel recently lost its release date and has been removed from Paramount’s release slate. The rebooted film franchise began in 2009 with the aptly named film, Star Trek. Subsequent films in the series include Star Trek: Into Darkness and Star Trek: Beyond. The series starred Chris … [Read More]
Whether you’re preparing for a cozy evening with your partner, a social hangout with friends, or crying alone about won/lost love, romantic comedies are one of the biggest resources for our emotional catharsis. And, Hulu is undoubtedly the best place for watching romantic comedy movies. Although Hulu is only available … [Read More]
Powerful Movies About Mental Health Movies inspire us, entertain us, and even educate us about things we never even knew existed. The role of film in society is today more universal, powerful, and unique, than ever before in the history of modern mankind. The convergent and almost herding nature of … [Read More]
Sir Patrick Stewart Is Honored during Chicago International Film Festival was honored with a Special Tribute night on Wednesday, October 25, 2017, at the 53rd Chicago International Film Festival. This spring, the Emmy and Golden Globe nominated actor earned some of the best reviews of his career as Professor Charles … [Read More]
It’s that time of the month again, the time to suggest the best movies to see in that have come out this spring. There is a nice variety that March and April have offered. The following list contains releases on Blu-ray/DVD, limited theatrical and VOD. Some of these movies are … [Read More]