The Dark Knight Rises Review

By: Bryan Montgomery
Rating: 9 out of 10

To start, we’ll point out the best part of this film – nobody gets to make this kind of film anymore.

Christopher Nolan has broken the mold on the big-name epic, switching out special effects and digitally altered masses for hundreds of extras converging upon a single street in Pittsburgh. Movies on an epic scale such as The Dark Knight Rises do not come along often, and even when they do, they are rarely as good as this movie ends up becoming.

The Dark Knight Rises does not quite surpass its predecessor The Dark Knight on an individual scale, but looking at Nolan’s Dark Knight Legend as a whole, The Dark Knight Rises (TDKR) is, by far, the best film of the trilogy.

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Ted review

By: Mark Di Stefano
Rating: 9 out of 10

Seth MacFarlane has undoubtedly changed the landscape of television by reinventing the sitcom with shows like “American Dad,” “The Cleveland Show,” his upcoming revamp of “The Flintstones,” and of course, “Family Guy.” When word spread that he was directing his first live action film, it was questionable how he would be able to apply his humor to real life when in animation he got away with some of the raunchiest material on television. With Ted, MacFarlane holds nothing back, giving us one of the best comedies of the year.

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Prometheus Review

 

By: Bryan Montgomery
Rating: 7.5 out of 10

Ridley Scott’s Alien was the pioneering film that kick-started the present generation of science fiction, outer space films. Blade Runner only cemented Scott’s legacy as an incredible and talented filmmaker. In 2012 eager fanboys awaited with bated breath his next foray into science fiction. Prometheus hit theaters to a wide array of anticipation, rewarding its viewers with an beautiful and engrossing, albeit somewhat confusing and convoluted story surrounding the origins of creation.

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The Dark Knight Rises News Roundup

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First Look at the New Batcave

If you’re a fan of Batman and heavily anticipating the release of The Dark Knight Rises on July 20, this week was interesting to say the least.  Warner Bros, after keeping the publicity for TDKR at low-intensity for weeks ramped the marketing machine to 11 this week, releasing three TV Spots, all of which featured new footage, along with over a dozen new posters, including the final theatrical poster.  Keep it locked to R-2-R for the next month as the film comes closer to theaters.

 

The Avengers Trailer!

And for all of those who have been waiting for the first piece of news revolving Marvel’s super-hero picture The Avengers, your wait is finally over.  The first trailer has hit the web, and here it is in all its action-packed glory!  Although many of the plot details are still yet to be determined, the essense of the movie is here, and that should be enough to get fans excited.  Without any further ado, here is the trailer!

Trailer of the Day: Captain America: The First Avenger Trailer!

Huge news for Marvel fans, as the first trailer for Captain America: The First Avenger has hit the internet! The widely anticipated Marvel film doesn’t hit theaters until July, but you can get an early sneak peak here:

Crew’s take after the break…

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Iron Man 2 Review

By: Bryan Montgomery (www.twitter.com/bcmontgomery)
Rating: 8.5 out of 10

When the first Iron Man movie hit cinemas in 2008, many named the movie as the resurgence of the Marvel Superhero film. Marvel has always been full of disappointments, and Iron Man was a breath of fresh air among the chaos. Iron Man 2 has been an eagerly awaited return to the screen for Tony Stark as soon as it was announced. Although not as good as the first movie, Iron Man 2 is still better than a majority of the superhero movies out there, and it is a fun ride.

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Machete Review

By: Mark Di Stefano

2007’s Grindhouse featured a ton of fake trailers, one of them involving a Mexican vigilante looking for justice against those who betrayed him.  Robert Rodriguez, who co-directed the Grindhouse double feature with Quentin Tarentino, turns the spoof trailer into reality in this gore fest that ends the summer on a good note. More after the Break.

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