Producer Jerry Bruckheimer and Walt Disney Studios are bringing The Lone Ranger back to the big screen. The studio has just released the first trailer: Synopsis: Native American spirit warrior Tonto recounts the untold tales that transformed John Reid, a man
A near three-minute clip was released from “Atlas Shrugged: Part II” earlier this week to accompany the world premiere of the film. Randians are sure to be excited by this first look as much of the dialogue is lifted straight
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“Promised Land” features lead performances by Matt Damon and John Krasinski and is directed by Gus Van Sant. Damon and Krasinski are also credited with writing the script. A trailer has just hit the web, and guess who the bad
We live in a world gone mad. Everyday we hear on the news about unrest in the Middle East, unrest here at home and how we are always on the brink of another war. The new ABC series “Last Resort”
On screen, Samuel L. Jackson is the definition of cool. He looks cool, he walks cool, he talks cool, he even yells cool. His icy stare cuts through the souls of those before him, his hulking figure frightens the manliest
The trailer for the fourth film in the dormant “Universal Soldier” franchise gives us an “Expendables 2” reunion for anyone who didn’t get enough of Jean-Claude Van Damme, Scott Adkins or Dolph Lundgren the first time around. Synopsis: John (Adkins)
Clint Eastwood has always been a free-thinking artist the media can’t quite pigeonhole. Some on the Right tried to make him out to be another Lefty Hollywood actor when he filmed a commercial for Chrysler that aired during the Super
Guillermo del Toro has attached his name to yet another creepy horror film, and it comes with the equally creepy title, “Mama.” Synopsis: Annabel and Lucas are faced with the challenge of raising his young nieces who were left alone in
“Stand Up Guys” unites two actors who simply needed to be in a film together: Al Pacino and Christopher Walken. Both inhabit parts of the Hollywood sandbox that no other can touch. Sometimes they are horrible in films, sometimes they
The title “For the Love of Money” suggests a film about the nature of greed. Perhaps we will be subjected to a Randian conversation about the need for money versus the need for accomplishment. “For the Love of Money” is
It used to be that fandom was exclusively for those who dressed up like storm troopers and made the trek all the way to Los Angeles for the little-known convention known as Comic Con. Now, with the help of the
The trailer for “Atlas Shrugged: Part II” has hit the web, and the blogs and mainstream media are reacting in the expected way. They are either dismissing it or flat-out ignoring the fact that it looks a hundred times better
With “Person of Interest,” creator Jonathan Nolan joins the ranks of the few filmmakers today that have earned something special with their audiences: trust. That’s a quality that the few Clint Eastwoods and Christopher Nolans possess today. Most of what
Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine fame recently lambasted Republican Vice Presidential nominee Paul Ryan for admitting Rage is one of the conservative’s favorite bands. Morello is just one of many artists who have criticized Republicans for daring to
Nicolas Cage is back on the big screen pretending to be a horrible actor again in the Simon West directed thriller, “Stolen.” Synopsis: A former thief frantically searches for his missing daughter who has been kidnapped and locked in the
A trailer has finally landed online for director Walter Hill’s Sylvester Stallone action vehicle, “Bullet to the Head.” Synopsis: After watching their respective partners die, a cop and a hitman form an alliance in order to bring down their common
It’s hard to find original and creative content today no matter what format you’re searching in. Films, novels, television — they all have fallen victim to a popular culture that praises rehashed material over original stories that challenge us as
“The Expendables 2” opens today, and to say it looks like a macho good time would be an understatement. Star Sylvester Stallone has done it again. He’s gathered all our favorite old and weathered action heroes to show Hollywood what
Martin McDonagh of “In Bruges” fame is back after what felt like a much too long hiatus. “Seven Psychopaths” stars Colin Farrell, Christopher Walken, Sam Rockwell, Woody Harrelson and Tom Waits, and if that cast isn’t enough to pique your
Hollywood has put out more than enough L.A. cop dramas over the years. It’s a genre that’s been thoroughly played out: the actor showcasing his chops playing a corrupt cop digging himself deeper into a pit of mental anguish and
The Western is the groundwork for much of American cinema and storytelling. Westerns give us homegrown stories of good and evil, tales of love, vengeance, individualism, loss, hatred, fear and greed. All of these themes are thrust together to create
Director Spike Lee returns to Brooklyn with his latest film, “Red Hook Summer.” The trailer has just been released online and the film mainly stars a cast of unknowns. Watch the trailer below and stay tuned for the synopsis and
The first trailer for “Alex Cross” has hit the web. The film stars Tyler Perry and Matthew Fox and is directed by Rob Cohen. It has been adapted by screenwriters Marc Moss and Kerry Williamson from James Patterson’s novel, “Cross.”
First things first: I am not a Republican. I am a conservative Libertarian that often looks at both the Democratic and Republican Parties in pure disdain. I believe the political discourse is usually way off course in America and television
A trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson’s new film, “The Master,” has been released online. It stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Pheonix. Synopsis: A 1950s-set drama centered on the relationship between a charismaticintellectual known as “the Master” whose faith-based organization beginsto
