Top 15 80′s Movies Fit for a Video Game
PCN comes up with 15 80's flix we'd love to see as video games
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‘The Dark Knight Rises’ Review: Holy revolution, Batman!
The Dark Knight Rises may be the most overwrought of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, but it still closes the series out on an extremely satisfying high note. Although not as viscerally effective as The Dark Knight an...
Set pics from George Miller’s ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’
Years of talk, speculation and false starts made it seem like a new Mad Max movie would never happen. Finally, here are set pics to prove that it really is going forward, once more directed by George Miller, who helmed t...
Make-a-Wish kid gets a visit from…Hellboy?
In a fun and good-hearted piece of news, it turns out that comic character Hellboy has found some time in his busy monster-fighting schedule for some heroing of a different sort. Six year old Zachary, a young boy underg...
Summer Flashback 1988: Bull Durham
This is a film I hadn’t seen since 1990, and I remembered really enjoying it way back when. Actually, when Bull Durham (25th August 1989 in the UK- although weirdly it seems to have been released in a different country e...
‘Seeking A Friend for the End of the World’ Review: Last W...
I have seen the Earth destroyed in so many different ways—asteroids, storms, zombie plagues, giant monsters—that a film such as Lorene Scafaria’s Seeking A Friend For the End of the World is something of a relief. There’...
‘Brave’ Review: Not your typical princess
Reviewed by: Ginny Foran “Princess defies parents’ order to marry a proper suitor and runs away” could be the tagline for Pixar’s Brave. At first glance this Scottish fairy-tale has a less than or...
The Birthday Series: Iron Sky (2012)
Following in the footsteps of some online comrades that have explored the same foolish experiment, I’ve decided to do a Birthday Series column where I review a movie released on or around my birthday starting with ...
‘The Sound of My Voice’ Review: Martha Marty McFly Marlene...
Brit Marling stars and co-writes another sci-fi head-turner with The Sound of My Voice, an exploration of cult leaders and their ability to ensnare followers.
American trailer for Tom Lin’s ‘Starry, Starry Night’...
Tom Lin's Starry, Starry Night brings gorgeous imagery to a live-action adaptation of Jimmy Liao's children book.
Summer Flashback: The Gate (1987)
The Gate Release date: May 15th 1987 [rating:3/5] If there’s anything that one remembers about 1987’s The Gate, it’s that it beat mega-dud Ishtar at the box office twenty-four years ago. Well, that and it had one of the...
First image from Ang Lee’s ‘Life of Pi’ shows Richar...
I remember reading Yann Martel’s novel Life of Pi several years ago in the summer of 2003, as part of a summer bookclub thing with a few fellow college friends. It seemed like a safe bet; popular, vague aspirations of be...
‘The Lucky One’ Review: Luck has nothing to do with it
[rating:1.5/5] The world of Nicholas Sparks is not one of my preferred cinematic vacation spots. I’ll admit this up front, and concede that the author has absolutely perfected this white-washed but utterly contrived univ...
‘Lockout’ Review: Escape from Outer Space
Guy Pearce and Maggie Grace fight their way through a smorgasboard of bad dudes aboard a futiuristic space prison in Lockout.
Monster Mash #2: Gargoyles (1972)
A cult favorite from the golden days of TV movies, Gargoyles pits Cornell Wilde against demonic beasties in Arizona