TV and Movie News (page 1102)
Posted: February 07, 2012 @ 4:38 pm PST Topic: X-Men Origins: Wolverine, X-Men: First Class, X-Men, X2, X-Men: The Last Stand, Les Misrables By: Sean Comer
A few questionable 20th Century Fox "X-Men" hits and misses aside, the studio never gave up hope that Marvel's iconic Wolverine can still be the best there is at what he does. With the long-suffering sequel "The Wolverine" at last given a July 23, 2013 release date, Hugh Jackman can once more prove Logan is for damn sure better than 2009's "X-Men Origins" effort made him look.
A few questionable 20th Century Fox "X-Men" hits and misses aside, the studio never gave up hope that Marvel's iconic Wolverine can still be the best there is at what he does. With the long-suffering sequel "The Wolverine" at last given a July 23, 2013 release date, Hugh Jackman can once more prove Logan is for damn sure better than 2009's "X-Men Origins" effort made him look.
Posted: February 07, 2012 @ 10:32 am PST Topic: The Amazing Spider-Man By: Andy Neuenschwander
It's about time we saw a little more of the world that Marc Webb has created for the reboot of "The Amazing Spider-Man." The new trailer features some glimpses of The Lizard, as well as a little more background on Peter's relationship with Gwen Stacy... and her dad. Watch the new trailer here.
It's about time we saw a little more of the world that Marc Webb has created for the reboot of "The Amazing Spider-Man." The new trailer features some glimpses of The Lizard, as well as a little more background on Peter's relationship with Gwen Stacy... and her dad. Watch the new trailer here.
Posted: February 06, 2012 @ 11:22 pm PST Topic: How I Met Your Mother By: Andy Neuenschwander
"How I Met Your Mother" plays with time and structure in ways that few other shows (except for "Community" anyway) do. "The Burning Beekeeper" was a fine example of the creativity that the writers of this show often employ. Get a full recap of the fun right here.
"How I Met Your Mother" plays with time and structure in ways that few other shows (except for "Community" anyway) do. "The Burning Beekeeper" was a fine example of the creativity that the writers of this show often employ. Get a full recap of the fun right here.
Posted: February 06, 2012 @ 10:34 pm PST Topic: The Voice By: Andy Neuenschwander
More talent shows up in this super-sized second episode of "The Voice," which continues the blind auditions. Christina gets picky, Cee Lo continues to be flirty, and things get competitive between Adam and Blake. Get a full recap here!
More talent shows up in this super-sized second episode of "The Voice," which continues the blind auditions. Christina gets picky, Cee Lo continues to be flirty, and things get competitive between Adam and Blake. Get a full recap here!
Posted: February 06, 2012 @ 5:26 pm PST Topic: The Voice, American Idol By: Andy Neuenschwander
"The Voice" was the lucky show to get the prized post-Super Bowl time slot this year, and it cashed in with over 35 million viewers, setting a new ratings record. It seems that NBC's vocal competition show may be primed to compete with "American Idol" now... can "The Voice" reign supreme?
"The Voice" was the lucky show to get the prized post-Super Bowl time slot this year, and it cashed in with over 35 million viewers, setting a new ratings record. It seems that NBC's vocal competition show may be primed to compete with "American Idol" now... can "The Voice" reign supreme?
Posted: February 06, 2012 @ 1:35 pm PST Topic: The Muppets By: Andy Neuenschwander
In the past, we've seen OK Go make viral music videos with treadmill choreography, huge Rube Goldberg machines, and day-long stop motion extravaganzas. Their newest involves more than 1,000 instruments being hit by a car. Click through to check it out.
In the past, we've seen OK Go make viral music videos with treadmill choreography, huge Rube Goldberg machines, and day-long stop motion extravaganzas. Their newest involves more than 1,000 instruments being hit by a car. Click through to check it out.
Posted: February 06, 2012 @ 7:11 am PST Topic: Super Bowl Ads By: Andy Neuenschwander
This year's crop of Super Bowl ads ranged from the humorous to the inspiring, and interestingly enough most of them had a dog in it. BMW had some great entries, as did Chrysler, Doritos and Sketchers. Check out five of the best Super Bowl commercials right here.
This year's crop of Super Bowl ads ranged from the humorous to the inspiring, and interestingly enough most of them had a dog in it. BMW had some great entries, as did Chrysler, Doritos and Sketchers. Check out five of the best Super Bowl commercials right here.
Posted: February 06, 2012 @ 4:00 am PST Topic: Smash, Glee , Mad Men By: Andy Neuenschwander
With the pilot episode of NBC's new musical series "Smash" hitting iTunes today, we decided to check it out and see whether the show is just "Glee" for grown-ups, or if there's more to it. What's the verdict? Click through to get a full review of "Smash."
With the pilot episode of NBC's new musical series "Smash" hitting iTunes today, we decided to check it out and see whether the show is just "Glee" for grown-ups, or if there's more to it. What's the verdict? Click through to get a full review of "Smash."
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 8:57 pm PST Topic: The Voice, American Idol By: Andy Neuenschwander
Season two of the voice begins with our four mentors (Adam Levine, Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton) clawing for the talent that comes to the stage. There's a lot of competition for the talented singers in this first episode, even though one of them is a bit unconventional. Find out who made it right here!
Season two of the voice begins with our four mentors (Adam Levine, Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton) clawing for the talent that comes to the stage. There's a lot of competition for the talented singers in this first episode, even though one of them is a bit unconventional. Find out who made it right here!
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:28 pm PST Topic: Downton Abbey By: Morgan Glennon
Last week's episode opened with rats chilling in a burned-out hellscape, letting us know that we were in for a depressing ride. This week "Downton Abbey" opens with a sight much more welcome for fans: Mary pushing Matthew's wheelchair while the two of them banter. This week "Downton Abbey" moves away from the sad, depressing realities of war to go all out soap-opera.
Last week's episode opened with rats chilling in a burned-out hellscape, letting us know that we were in for a depressing ride. This week "Downton Abbey" opens with a sight much more welcome for fans: Mary pushing Matthew's wheelchair while the two of them banter. This week "Downton Abbey" moves away from the sad, depressing realities of war to go all out soap-opera.
