The Original “The Man from UNCLE Movies – Now on Digital HD! As filmgoers go gaga over Guy Ritchie’s stylish and swinging origin story for “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” with Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment offers a chance to grove to the original U.N.C.L.E. team with Robert Vaughn and David McCallum as it’s neer been seen – in eye popping, crystal clear 1080p Digital HD!
“Good cannot exist without evil and evil cannot exist without good…” -M. Night Shyamalan describing the films use of superhero archetypes. After 15 years, M. Night Shyamalan’s film Unbreakable stays as a cult classic in regards to its symbolism and modern take on heroes and villains. Coming out in 2000 before the super-hero cinematic universe exploded as a franchise spectacle, Unbreakable delved into a world that was still considered an underground medium in regards to the comic book world. Also, one needs to realize that while coming out PRE-September 11th, 2001, the United States did not face a terrorized attack to this magnitude that required the security coping mechanism of comic book themed heroes as...
VIZ Media, LLC (VIZ Media), the largest publisher, distributor and licensor of manga and anime in North America, announces the expansion of its partnership with Los Angeles-based film distribution company ELEVEN ARTS to premiere BORUTO: NARUTO THE MOVIE in a series of exclusive theatrical engagements. In addition to a big-screen debut in over 80 U.S. cities, Canadian fans also will have a very special opportunity to catch the premiere in 9 major cities, including Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and more beginning on October 10th!
Worldwide Sales Agent, Arclight Films, has been racking up pre-sales with theatrical release intentions for Lost in the Pacific, the first Chinese 3D Sci-Fi action adventure film in English The film is currently in its final postproduction phase and Arclight Films anticipates a worldwide release by the end of 2015.
What can I say about the legacy of Dragon Ball Z. With its latest film, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F, series creator Akira Toriyama helps to supervise this latest installment with the return of the vile, and evil Freeza. Now, what differentiates the return of this antagonist into the DBZ world from any other rendition of Freeza’s schemes? Can when expect a lackadaisical approach to a rehashed franchise? On the contrary, it separates itself very nicely from a recycled use of characters. How have these heroes and villains evolved within a showdown of classic nostalgia? For starters, Gohan who from my perspective was always the “chosen one” of Goku’s offspring, is actually a former shell of his martial arts...
So, is 2016 the year of “The Super-Hero” in regards to cinema? With six films slated, are we expanding the comic universe for better or for worse? First and foremost, lets differentiate the DC and Marvel realms into a pro and con faction. Then lets delve into the styles of each brand, to distinguish if each version is over-saturated or properly immersed with proper substance.
Legendary and relentlessly loyal Wookiee warrior, Chewbacca, has continued to battle the empire in the hopes of restoring freedom to the galaxy. Through unwavering and steadfast devotion to the rebel cause Chewbacca has always stood on the frontline to bring peace to a galaxy far, far away. This October, Chewbacca, along with an unlikely side-kick, proves why he is one of the fiercest warriors among the stars in CHEWBACCA #1 from writer Gerry Duggan and artist Phil Noto.
Ancient Greeks believed in the multitude of Gods and Goddesses dwelling on mount Olympus, Hindus used complex iconography to develop deep symbolism, and Egyptians mastered hieroglyphics to demonstrate a polytheistic beings of utmost omnipotence. What DC has done with Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad, was develop and master a world of heroes and villains that represent the archetypes that harness our unlimited boundless imaginations.
