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The Captain Is Gone, But His Work Lives On

Alan McCloskeyNov 1, 2026November 4, 20260

Reflecting on the passing of Sir Patrick Stewart and the massive impact he had on audiences as a captain and teacher. It is rare for

The Invisible Trailer — Why Big Tech Blocked the Elon Musk Documentary

Alan McCloskeyOct 18, 2026October 17, 20260

If you’ve heard about the explosive new documentary [Musk]*, directed by Academy Award-winner Alex Gibney, you might be wondering why it feels like it dropped

Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie Review

PatrickSep 10, 2014November 28, 20140

There are worse movies to watch than this. Just leave your brain at the door.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Movie Review

PatrickMay 25, 2014June 22, 20140

I challenge producers of super hero movies to quit looking to frame a trilogy with intentions to reboot every eight years and focus more on

Hoodwinked Too: Hood vs Evil Movie Review

Alan McCloskeyApr 29, 2011September 12, 20140

Unfortunately nearly everything else in the film misses the mark, from the writing, direction, and even the animation

Avatar: The Sweet Gentle Skullfrak

Guest WriterAug 23, 2009July 4, 20141

Many of us have experienced the violent double-dicked skullfrak that Michael Bay calls Transformers…and some of us have even suffered the terrible Spielbergian ass raping

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Movie Review

Gareth Von KallenbachJul 20, 2009September 9, 20140

It has been nearly two years since fans last witnessed Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe), battle the evil Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes). At long last, J.K. Rowling’s

Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs Review

Gareth Von KallenbachJul 1, 2009June 21, 20140

Scrat and the gang are back, and this time in stunning 3D in the new “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs”. The third chapter in

Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen Movie Review

Gareth Von KallenbachJun 24, 2009June 24, 20140

Following up the success of “Transformers” was not easy task, and thankfully Director Michael Bay and the amazing wizards at Industrial Light and Magic are

Terminator Salvation Movie Review

Gareth Von KallenbachMay 25, 2009September 5, 20140

Following up the legendary first two Terminator films was no easy task. Without series creator, James Cameron. many fans found “Terminator: Rise of the Machines”

Star Trek (2009) Movie Review

Gareth Von KallenbachMay 9, 2009July 5, 20141

With declining attendance at conventions and a dwindling audience for recent films and the last Star Trek series, Enterprise, Paramount was desperate to find a

X-Men Origins: Wolverine Movie Review

Gareth Von KallenbachMay 4, 2009June 24, 20140

The 2009 summer movie season has arrived with the releases of “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”, which once again stars Hugh Jackman in the role of the

Kellogg’s Star Trek Breakfast Cereal Review

Alan McCloskeyApr 23, 2009September 4, 20143

The new Star Trek movie revisits the adventures of Captain Kirk, Spock, and all of the characters of the original 60s television series. Some have

Dragonball Evolution Movie Review

Alan McCloskeyApr 20, 2009September 5, 20142

To me, the Dragonball Z story has completely confounded me. I catch the cartoons every now and then and have absolutely no clue as to

1968 Tunnel Rats Movie Review

Gareth Von KallenbachApr 14, 2009September 5, 20140

It is no secret that many films have often tried to convey the true horrors of war. Films ranging from “Platoon”, “Saving Private Ryan”, and