Have you seen Dredd yet? Odds are, probably not. While the ads highlight the beauty of the Slow-Mo drug and the grittiness of the violence, there’s more than meets the eye in this film. I got the chance to sit down with Olivia Thirlby and a handful of other reporters to discuss what she brought to the role and [...]
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If you love movies and you love collectibles, than you know that the coolest movie collectible to own these days is a Mondo poster!! Working in conjunction with the ultra hip indie/cult theater chain Alamo Drafthouse, Mondo releases high quality, artist designed, limited edition posters that sell out almost instantly and then get resold on [...]
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After talking with Frankenweenie producer Don Hahn, I had the opportunity to chat with Allison Abbate, whom he called “one of the greatest stop-motion producers of all time.” Allison has worked with some incredible directors including Wes Anderson, Brad Bird, and, of course, Tim Burton. Her credits include Space Jam, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and [...]
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Don Hahn has produced some of the most beloved Disney films of all time including The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit?. His work has brought joy and enchantment to thousands of people around the globe, including me. I can say in all honesty that having the privilege to meet [...]
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TRON LIVES! If you’re not watching Tron: Uprising, you are missing out on one of the most sophisticated and beautiful animated series ever produced for American TV. Despite airing on the Disney XD channel, there is nothing “kiddie” about this continuation of the Tron mythology. Bridging the gap between Tron and Tron: Legacy, Uprising tells [...]
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Thanks to the internet, filmmakers now have the opportunity to share their stories without going through major studio routes. The web-series format allows genre shows that may have a somewhat limited audience to truly thrive and even make celebrities out of their creators and stars. April’s launch of Felicia Day‘s premium YouTube channel, “Geek and [...]
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Screen Invasion spent most of Day 4 on the exhibit floor checking out all the crazy costumes and coveting awesome merch. I sure wish I had a few extra hundos to drop! If you missed it, be sure to browse through our Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 photo galleries. Without further ado, enjoy [...]
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Screen Invasion was at the convention center at 6:30 a.m. to cover all the news from Hall H on Day 3 of Comic Con! Here are photo highlights from the big celebration. Be sure not to miss our Day 1 and Day 2 photo galleries! 6:30 A.M. on San Diego bay: The end of the [...]
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As a die-hard Browncoat, the unparalleled highlight of San Diego Comic-Con TV was the Firefly 10th Anniversary Reunion. I watched the show on FOX during it’s brief run on air and have been pretty fanatical about it ever since. It brought a fresh perspective to the space opera while giving us beloved characters like Kaylee, River, Wash, Jayne and so on. [...]
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