Author: Mary Anne Butler

Before you watch this, keep in mind it is one of the final “new” Robin Williams movies we’ll ever have.  Thanks for the laughs, Sir. Williams reprises his role as President Theodore Roosevelt in the third movie in the Night at the Museum series, which finds the magical tablet that animates him and fellow historical […]

Here we have our first full length glimpse at Laurel from The CW’s Arrow as The Black Canary.

Shaylenne Woody did an amazing job with this year’s young adult novel-based film Divergent.  I am often not a fan of book-to-film adaptations, but the movie adapted from Veronica Roth’s best selling series was one of the few examples of times when a movie is better than the book.  Yes, I really did just say that. […]

It’s hard to believe Big Bird and the gang have been with us for almost half a century.  First airing on November 10, 1969, Sesame Street has been a television phenomenon.  Responsible for helping teach a generation how to read, knowing their numbers, shapes, colors, and accepting all types (even monsters!), there was nothing else like it […]

While Aunt Mae is an important part of the Peter Parker narrative, I honestly don’t think Sony would be stupid enough to spent the time and money on a solo film of Spiderman’s aunt.  That’d be like, completely changing the origin stories and characterizations of the Fantastic Four….. Oh.  Wait. Well?  Apparently, the Glass Ceiling film […]

Small-time crook Ethan Tell makes a big-time score when he and his wife succeed in pulling off a million dollar heist, while also leaving their co-conspirators with nothing. But Ethan’s luck changes when he’s caught by police, and after serving time Ethan’s determined to go straight and make an honest living. Tell is directed by J.M.R. […]

James Gunn, director behind one of the surprise hit superhero movies of the decade, tweeted this video link today: It’s our first official look at some of the goodies awaiting Guardians Of The Galaxy fans when those A-holes burst into home theaters for 3D Digital and Digital HD on November 18 and on Digital SD, 3D […]

It was widely believed that the sequel to Disney’s hit animated film Frozen was going to be the upcoming released title movie, Strange Magic.  There were no less than three website domains registered by the House of Mouse for Strange Magic, and at least now we know what that film will be. Loosely inspired by William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer’s Night […]

What did we learn today about the new Fantastic Four movie?  Straight from the mouth of Toby Kebbell who is playing Doctor Doom in the rebooted superhero film, we know there is a name change.  Also, almost the entire origin story change for the Latverian villain. “He’s Victor Domashev, not Victor Von Doom in our story. […]

While we reported this news WAY BACK IN JULY AT SDCC during the The Last Of Us panel in Hall H (no really, read it here),  it seems like this is a done deal.  Deadline reports that cable network Starz has just put in the order for a 10-episode first season for a 2015 premiere. Titled Ash […]