This Gravity featurette guarantees them winning every technical category in the Oscars

As we draw close to Oscar time, it’s important to remind people just what deserves what, despite what a few dusty-ass raisins in Hollywood say. I said it before and I will say it again, the Oscars should be a peoples choice award and there shouldn’t be separate categories for male and female actors….there…my two

VFX artists Miguel Ortega and Tran Ma, Kickstart a visually stunning cryptozoology adventure The Ningyo

Got an email from Miguel Ortega, this amazing VFX artist we did a story on awhile back. In it he told us about a new project he’s working on, that he’s trying to get some crowd funding to complete. My immediate response to the letter was “YES!” and “How can I help?” All this and

Jessica Chastain seals the deal in Zero Dark Thirty

Zero Dark Thirty, directed by Academy Award winning Kathryn Bigelow, is explosively riveting from beginning to end.  Dark, raw, and unsavory, it’s everything the American public needs to see about what it took to find Osama Bin Laden (OBL).  From the torture and degradation of detainees to so many senseless deaths, the more than decade long

Daniel Day-Lewis disappears into role as Lincoln

“If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong.” —Abraham Lincoln, in a letter dated April 4, 1864 Set in the final months of Lincoln’s first term, the Civil War, and Lincoln’s life, the film Lincoln is everything you’ve come to expect from a Spielberg project – top shelf actors giving career-capping performances, historically detailed costumes

Hopkins, Mirren Utterly Captivating in Wildly Entertaining “Hitchcock”

“All of us harbor dark recesses of violence and horror.” – Alfred Hitchcock Magnificent.  Wildly entertaining.  Engaging.  Hilarious.  Fascinating.  If we’re talking about director Sacha Gervasi’s 2012 biopic Hitchcock, then, yes.  All these things.  All of these things a dozen times over.  Easily a contender at the 2013 Academy Awards, Hitchcock is a must-see for fans of Alfred Hitchcock, Anthony

Indeed…The new international trailer for Django Unchained is glorious

This just keeps getting better and better! However is Quentin showing us too much? I don’t give a f***! Anytime this man makes a film I am on board and seeing this new international trailer for Django Unchained starring Christoph Waltz and Jamie Foxx is jam packed with so much fun I can hardly contain

New trailer for Quentin Tarantinos “Django Unchained” starring Jamie Foxx is better than the first

I’m pretty much at the theater right now watching this and holding your seat while you fetch me some nachos, I wanna see this so bad! It’s been almost three years since QT has done a film, his last was a remake of the 70’s World War II film Inglorius Bastards and since then he’s

M.I.T.N.G TAKES A LOOK AT THE WORKS OF COMPOSER THOMAS NEWMAN

I was first introduced to Thomas Newman (born Oct 20, 1955 in Los Angelas) through his work in American Beauty. He had done several films leading up to American Beauty, which gained him an Oscar nod, but it was something about American Beauty that painted such an amazing picture of dysfunctional American life that it

M.I.T.N.G TAKES A LOOK AT THE WORKS OF COMPOSER “HOWARD SHORE”

Even with all the laurels Howard Shore has received in the past for his works in such films as The Lord Of The Rings,HUGO and Silence Of The Lambs he is and remains a true artist. This Canadian born songwriter got his start the same way all the Canadian stars of his time got their

I MET THE WALRUS DIRECTED BY JOSH RASKIN

I remember awhile back coming across this animated short on Vimeo. It’s a young man (Jerry Levitan‘s) interview with John Lennon back in 1969 set to some amazing animation. I loved it so much I thought I’d share it with you guys. It’s been around since 2008 so most of you have probably seen it,