I know you've seen him before, so have I. I just can't remember his name. Empire Online has a pretty neat slide show with plenty of these would-be famous staples of American cinema. Find it he...

The Playlist reports IESB (who like to chestpuff a lot of their rumored news of late) is reporting that Warner Brothers is now stopping R-rated superhero movies, and perhaps to what is being perceived, and not entirely inaccurately, as the failure of the expensive Zack Snyder film, "Watchmen."So I guess this means no more "adult" comic book adaptations. I wonder if this will change the way producers of comic book content design their stories in an effort to secure a potential film adaptation. This really stinks, Warner was the only company taking chances. They made a gutsy Batman movie and an amazingly faithful adaptation...

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This looks really good in a King of Kong w...

This week we split the action into two podcasts. Media Fix is dedicated to entertainment of the Hollywood persuasion, and the Gamebino is dedicated to all things videogame related. Media Fix Podcast: Episode 6 - Addicted to MediaGambino Podcast: Episode 1 - Addicted to Me...

Wow! I'm so impressed with just about everything that I've seen or heard about this movie. For me, there is so much anticipation for this movie, after all the delays and speculation about it not being released. And now, after seeing the one-sheet in all its glory, my excitement meeter has officially crested. Via[SlashFi...

Plot: "Tyson" is an intimate and moving no-holds-barred portrait of a humbled Mike Tyson told in the words of the former heavyweight champion. In "Tyson", Mike Tyson examines his own life in and out of the ring with a candor, eloquence and vulnerability that is by turns poignant , funny and never less than brutally honest. Through a deft mixture of original interviews and archival footage and photographs, a surprisingly complex, fully-rounded human being emerges. The film ranges from Mike's earliest memories of growing up on the mean streets of Brooklyn through his entry into the world of boxing, including his rollercoaster...

Finally, the trailer for Spike Jonze's movie Where The Wild Things Are is slated to screen before Dreamwork's movie Monsters Vs. Aliens. I wonder if the demographic they are shooting for is the Dreamwork's crowd. I was hoping this "wild things" would be a little bit darker, a bit more adult. I'm anxious to see if it's been totally neuter...