Another report has detailed static takings for 3-D films. Does it mean anything?
In my review of the amusing Final Destination 5 I neglected to mention that it actually makes rather good use of 3-D. There, I’ve said it. I’ve allowed myself to recommend at least one use of that unlovely process. Over …
Isn’t there some theory arguing that, after a certain number of iterations, any argument on the internet will result in a mention of Hitler? “You prefer dogs to cats? So did Hitler. What does that tell you? Huh, huh?” That …
There was a mild disturbance in the Nerdisphere this week when images of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man emerged. As you may be aware, the latest webslinger picture is to be a reboot of the franchise launched so successfully by Sam …
I am sure that distributors are sick to death of film critics complaining about the stubborn refusal of 3-D to go away and die. They spend millions researching this process, look back in delight as audiences flock to don the …
In what must be regarded as a hugely embarrassing move, Warner Brothers has, with just a month to go before release, announced that the studio will not, as previously promised, be delivering Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I …
Now that’s what I call a 3-D movie. There is, sadly, no way around it. The return of 3-D is one of the big stories of the cinematic decade. Though only around 20 percent of Irish screens showing films available …
Do I have an improper mind or is there something a little, well, off about this poster for Disney’s upcoming animated version of A Christmas Carol? Maybe Scrooge (who never married, remember) is just excited to be clutching his flying pointy-thing. Quite …
