Scott Pilgrim vs. The World Teaser Poster!

An Epic of Epic Epicness! Coming this August, now where is that trailer Edgar Wright?

Lost: Season 6 – Episode 6.8 – Recon – Review

Lost’s 9th hour was a Sawyer flash sideways episode and turned in some of the best material from either of the plot lines this season and sets up a couple final pieces before all hell is going to break loose; I am assuming after next weeks hotly anticipated Richard Alpert episode is when everyone’s plans […]

Gaming Review – Heavy Rain (PS3 exclusive)

When Heavy Rain was first introduced it was talked about as revolutionizing the way video games are structured, creating a more interactive experience rather than just an empty button masher. After playing it I can say that they achieved the majority of what they set out to do, and though I wouldn’t go as far […]

Save $10 on The Princess and the Frog Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Pack

Hey there home video fans. Disney is great at giving out coupons for their new releases and this week is no different. The Princess and the Frog, the studio’s return to its hand drawn roots, is coming to DVD and Blu-Ray and you can get the title on both formats for 16.99 with this coupon. […]

Suggestion Box (March 1 – 14)

Movies: Iron Man 2 Trailer – A second trailer for Iron Man 2 has been released, and let me just say the last couple seconds are epic. Check it out here. Repo Men Red Band Trailer – Though this trailer may not divulge too much more abut the film, the red band status allows for […]

Now Playing Review – Alice in Wonderland

The 1951 animated version of Alice’s story is far from the top of my list of favorite Disney films from my childhood, but that does not keep me from being overly disappointed in the additional trip down the rabbit hole in this year’s Alice in Wonderland. 13 years following young Alice’s nightmare riddled nights of […]

Review: Greenberg

Noah Baumbach’s latest, Greenberg, is just as engaging of a film as his previous efforts and is an interesting dual character study of a couple of people who can’t quite figure out their lives. Roger is lost in life and he decides to try and sort it our by taking a break from life by […]

Pardon Our Dust – Update

*Update* We moved over, so sorry for any glitches and we are going to be trying to pretty this baby up in the meantime. Thanks for dealing with the switch! We are switching off wordpress servers so hopefully there will only be a bit of down time, keep checking back!

Review: Remember Me

Allen Coulter’s new family drama/romance works pretty well for the most part and while it does nothing terribly new for the genre it is a solid and entertaining entry that avoids cheesiness at almost every turn. The story’s protagonist is, Tyler, a 21 year old in a bit of a rut who doesn’t really care […]

Review: Green Zone

Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass have teamed up on an adaptation of Imperial Life in the Emerald City and the result is a decent political action hybrid that runs into some pretty big third act issues that really hurt the picture. The story follows Chief Miller a WMD team leader for the Army and is […]