It’s been almost 3 years since we first caught up with one of our favorite up and coming Aussie entertainers Dan Stagliano. And since we believe life is always better with a sprinkle of Aussie in our lives we decided to hunt down the funnyman actor and host to see what mischief he’s been up to since we last sat down for a chat! Dan, … Continue reading Catching Up With Dan Stagliano
Has there been anything more anticipated than the trailer for the Avenger’s movie? Marvel Studios has gotten to a point where a movie is five months away and we are accepting the lack of a trailer AND title. The collaboration of Marvel Studios and Disney has been fruitful, leading to double digit hits and billions of dollars in revenue. I don’t believe there has been … Continue reading Avengers: Endgame Gets a Trailer
So for all intensive purposes I want to clear this piece up early by saying we are fully aware of the contractual aspects to the studios and I am not speaking to that. I am aware that different film rights are owned by different companies, but for this we are speaking to what this year means to Marvel as a full entity, it’s characters, and … Continue reading A Marvel to Marvel
It is hard to believe that Daredevil premiered it’s first season only 2 years ago. A notable risky move from Marvel, the foray into unadulterated television was a new chapter. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was a network show and therefore was limited as expected. Daredevil was going to be an explicit look at what we were all hoping for; a gritty New York drama. From that … Continue reading The Defenders Review: A Fun, Riveting Ride…So Far
We love to see success in others’ lives. We as people love to hear of stories of peoples journeys, how the rose to prominence on overcoming the tribulations. And while we do enjoy these positive moments, we are just as entertained by the tragedies and train wrecks of others live. Especially when it comes to the people placed in positions to entertain us. Not many … Continue reading The Curious Case Of Shia LaBeouf
I recall walking into a small theater in 2000 to see the first X-Men movie. It was half packed and we had no idea what to expect. We had to be the youngest of the group that streamed in, filled with middle aged men and twenty year olds with Nirvana shirts. About 2 hours later we walked out in shock, having no idea what we … Continue reading X-Men: Apocalypse – Still A Fun Ride
As she sat in the back of the classroom, carelessly tapping her eraserless, chewed-up pencil on the laminated wooden surface of her desk, the pre-I.B. English teacher of Gulf High School continued her mind-numbing lecture on the Odyssey by Homer. As the antiquated clock spoke above the teacher’s head, an eternity passed by with each painful tick. However, forgiving freedom suddenly waltzed in as the … Continue reading Paper Men Pictures: A New Take On Wlliam Golding
Daredevil by any other name would be just as sweet, as this homage to the Hell’s Kitchen native proves. With such a short runtime, The Devil Sees Red is able to establish itself as many things. It is a love letter to Daredevil, a homage to the streets of New York that lends itself to acts of super hero, and a film-noir/B-movie story of a … Continue reading The Devil Sees Red
Many years ago I worked with Michel Litvak at a company called Bold Films and I can tell you, without a doubt, that his films Whiplash and Nightcrawler definitely reflect his talent on understanding scripts and picking the kind of things that many in the mainstream would pass. It’s easy to look back at the success of a film and say “I would have made … Continue reading Inside The Oscar Week With Edward Bass
The family of Chris Kyle, the man who was portrayed by Bradley Cooper in American Sniper, has finally received justice. Eddie Ray Routh, the former marine that fatally shot and killed Kyle and his friend Chad Littlefield in 2013, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Kyle’s memoir, American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper … Continue reading ‘American Sniper’ Guilty Verdict
