Showing posts with label CGI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CGI. Show all posts

Friday, March 13, 2015

Galaxy Quest Review (Classic Write-Up)

A Successful Quest For Comedy
A quality cast can make a world of difference in a film, especially when other crucial elements of the movie (like a script, directing or the score) are similarly firing on all cylinders. Galaxy Quest, thankfully, assembles a roster of talented names and then gives them a super fun story to work with that manages to work as a Star Trek homage, an exciting sci-fi adventure, a send-up/love letter to nerds and one of the best projects Tim Allen has ever been in (it's obviously never as good as the Toy Story movies, but it does circles around those terrible Santa Claus movies).

Thursday, December 4, 2014

The Next Arnold Schwarzenegger Led Terminator Movie Has Its First Trailer!!

Terminator hasn't had the best of luck with it's modern day installments. The third one did decently at the box office,  but Terminator: Salvation disappointed in 2009. Now, a new movie attempts to take the franchise in a new direction. by recasting most of the well-known characters from the original and bring Arnold Schwarzenegger back to the franchise. That film is Terminator: Genisys, and the first trailer for it just dropped, and you can catch it below.

Monday, December 1, 2014

What If George Lucas Put His Own Spin On The Trailer For The Force Awakens? (From The Interwebs)

George Lucas has done a lot of great things for cinema, but there's no denying he's also had plenty of bumps in the road of his career.......to put it lightly. Changing the Original Trilogy with terrible CGI, while keeping the original versions of the movies under wraps, was a hideous move, and it's those changes to the original movies that get lampooned in this trailer that ponders what would happen if George Lucas gave his own spin on the trailer for The Force Awakens.

Monday, June 16, 2014

From The Interwebs: Rocky & Bullwinkle Return...To Promote GEICO Insurnace

From The Interwebs is a feature where I highlight videos, articles and pictures from the Internet I find interesting and worthy of sharing on this blog. 

The characters that Jay Ward made in the 60's got a big boost in popularity this year when Mr. Peabody & Sherman was released to OK domestic box office and surprisingly high critical praise. I myself found what I have seen of the movie to be dull (my family and I left our theatrical screening about 40 minutes in, so I can't give an official consensus), but at least it gave the characters Jay created some publicity.