Source: Geek Tyrant
Posted By: Dan Geer
We all remember vividly what Heath Ledger looks like as The Joker in The Dark Knight with all the white makeup on. However, we only got a brief glimpse of what he looked like without it. Take a look below at this great image from the set of the film with Ledger as The Joker, but with only the scars around his mouth and the greenish-colored hair.
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Posted By: Dan Geer
3D Model Artist from New Jersey, known as “dehahs,” created a wonderful graphic explaining the timeline of Christopher Nolan’s latest masterpiece, Inception. If you have not seen the film yet, DO NOT check out this graphic, as it contains spoilers. If you have seen it, it is a great piece that you should definitely check out, whether you understood the film or not.
Source: X-Files News | Big Light | X17 Online
Posted By: Dan Geer
Normally I don’t post articles that I consider to be just rumor, but I thought this was too interesting to pass up.
In the last week or so, photos have been taken of X-Files creator Chris Carter hanging out with David Duchovny in various public places. The first was at a Dodgers game from July 10th, where Duchovny threw the first pitch of the day. The second is of Duchovny and Carter at the beach about a week or so later. Could this mean that they are meeting to discuss the third X-Files film… kind of? Hit the jump for more and to take a peek at the photos!
Written By: Dan Geer
That’s right folks. Twenty-five years ago today, on July 3, 1985, Back to the Future was released in theaters. While director Robert Zemekis has made great films since then (the Back to the Future sequels, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, Forrest Gump, etc.), I think most everyone can agree that, out of all his films, this one is by far the most popular and most memorable by movie fans in general.
Source: HBO
Last week, PCM reported on Gasland, the first film in HBO‘s series of documentaries they are airing Monday nights at 9 PM/8c all summer. Tomorrow, they air their next documentary, Kevorkian – obviously all about the extremely controversial “right-to-die” activist Dr. Jack Kevorkian.
However, this documentary does not just go into what we all already know about his history with assisted suicide, but also dives into his return to public life since his release from prison. I haven’t seen it myself, but it definitely appears to be worth a look – even if you don’t agree with Kevorkian’s perspective. Hit the jump to check out the official trailer, press release, photos and more!
Written By: Dan Geer
Almost every Saturday night, I get together with friends and family to watch episodes of The X-Files – projected onto a big screen (well, a wall actually). Sometimes, we follow it up with an old-school sci-fi or horror flick, but it seems that, as of late, we’ve been watching a lot of X-Files episodes! So, for your viewing pleasure, I’ve taken a few photos (to the best of my camera’s ability) of what a typical Saturday night looks like for us.
Collider has posted tons of new images from the Russian film site filmz.ru for Nimród Antal‘s Predators. Collider has compiled all of the non-spoiler images from the Russian site for those who don’t want to know certain things about the plot (like who dies in the movie). You can check out a few of them below.
Source: Coming Soon
Dreamworks Studios has provided two production stills to Coming Soon.net for the Shawn Levy-directed film Real Steel, along with an official plot synopsis. Read on to find out more about the plot and to take a look at the stills!
Source: Coming Soon
In case you haven’t been keeping up with this, a live-action/CGI movie version of the hit 1980s cartoon The Smurfs is in the works. During filming, some snapshots of Hank Azaria as “Gargamel” (the Surfs’ arch nemesis) have hit the web. Check ’em out below!
