09.17.2015 | By Adam Garcia |
Netflix released our first official look at the main cast of their upcoming Marvel series Jessica Jones. Based on the mature Marvel comic Alias created by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos, the new series will follow Krysten Ritter (Breaking Bad) as the eponymous Jessica Jones, an erstwhile superhero rebuilding her life as a private detective in post-Avengers New York. Read More
09.16.2015 | By Adam Garcia |
Based on Philip K. Dick’s novel, Amazon’s upcoming Man in the High Castle series is set in an alternate 1962 where the Allies lost World War II. America is divided. The Nazis control the East and Imperial Japan control the West, with the Rocky Mountains acting as a neutral zone between the two world powers. The (excellent) pilot episode premiered last year during Amazon’s Pilot Season and the full 10-episode series will be released in its entirety on November 20th. Read More
09.14.2015 | By Jack Rico |
Alien movies are a dime a dozen now a days and no Hollywood studio can seem to get them right anymore. Battleship was a fun disaster, Godzilla was only good when it could’ve been grat, and I can go on and on. The last good one I saw was Spielberg’s War of the Worlds. But The 5th Wave seems like it can provide some good tension, suspense and fun time at the theaters. Just look at the plane scene, tell me that didn’t wig you out? Read More
09.10.2015 | By Adam Garcia |
The 1-4-0: #Gotham, the Batman prequel series fails to correct the mistakes of the first season. Read More
09.8.2015 | By Jack Rico |
It’s rare to see Hollywood backing a film with a central Latin American backdrop, especially that of a country such as Bolivia. But that is exactly what is happening with Our Brand is Crisis, from director David Gordon Green, starring Oscar winners Sandra Bullock and Billy Bob Thornton. The film is really about the rivalry of two Presidential campaign strategists that happens to take place in Bolivia. Nevertheless, its nice to see Hollywood open-minded enough to allow a Latin American country to serve as the setting of a story. Read More
09.8.2015 | By Adam Garcia |
The 1-4-0: Rob Lowe’s natural charisma can’t save this lackluster sitcom. Read More
09.4.2015 | By Adam Garcia |
The 1-4-0: A direct sequel to the 2002 Tom Cruise / Steven Spielberg film, a Washington DC detective teams up with a “precog” to stop crime before it happens. Read More
09.4.2015 | By Felix Dalgo |
With the wave of new films being released this week in the movie industry it is clear to notice a single international film that has been catching the attention of the public. I am referring to the Mexican animated children’s film Un Gallo Con Muchos Huevos. Because this film is creating such a buzz in the Latino market, what better way to find out about this film than by interviewing the man behind the voice of the main character, Bruno Bichir, who plays Toto the rooster. Our Q&A below… Read More
08.31.2015 | By Jack Rico |
In Ali, Will Smith came close to embodying the essence of pugilist Muhammad Ali. In The Pursuit of Happyness, Smith ventured into the depths of his acting like never before. Both roles garnered him Oscar nominations for Best Actor, but in this first trailer of his new film Concussion, Smith seems to be at the peak of his dramatic acting. Read More
08.31.2015 | By Felix Dalgo |
We begin the month of September this week and Labor Day is almost upon us. With summer almost done, the new releases for the next several days will try to provide us with a good laugh, because this week the comedies are really taking over. With such films as: Addicted to Fresno, Break Point, Bloodsucking Bastards and a Walk in the Woods, you could have some good chuckles, but if you are in the mood for something more edgy and informative, the documentary A Sinner in Mecca will open your eyes to a world that not many people have seen, from the point of view of openly gay muslim director Parvez Sharma. Read More
