here’s a group video project we did for the comm105 visual literacy class. it’s a really simple 50-second 1-shot video set to music with no ambient sound. the inspiration for the project was the documentary Lumiere & Company. Released in 1995 and created by Philippe Poulet (the only thing he’s done according to iMDb), the

Went to see this at the weekend while everyone was at the Portrush Beach Party. Good film, although i’d probably rather have been raving. The first thing I noticed about the film was the constant references to Stark Industries - a crucial part of Iron Man for those in the dark. This is followed up at

The British rock band Queen, lead by late singer Freddie Mercury, contributed some of the most popular and memorable music to the world from the 1970’s to the 1990’s. Whether you were at a sports game and heard “We Will Rock You,” or “Another One Bites the Dust,” or sat through “Highlander” (which they soundtracked),

  The latest and greatest… Not a lot worth reporting, but here goes.   -         “Iron Man 2” – Apparently, Marvel wants to start shooting next year and release the movie in 2010. Add to that the fact that the CEO doesn’t want to pay director Jon Favreau the regular director’s fare, which is great when the guy

WARNING: If you have not seen of the following movies, you might not wanna read any further. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.   With the release of M. Night’s “The Happening,” most people are counting on his “one-trick pony” movie twist that is usually found at the end of the movie. In “Sixth Sense,” Bruce Willis

    Make film. Not war.   Starring Neil Dudgeon, Bill Milner, Jessica Hynes, Will Poulter, and Jules Sitruk. Directed by Garth Jennings.   Setting: England, some point in the 1980’s. Will Proudfoot (Milner) is a young schoolboy with a great ability to do drawings. His main problem is that his family is under the religious regime of the Brethren, a

    Hulk SMASH!   Starring Ed Norton, Liv Tyler, William Hurt, and Tim Roth. Directed by Louis Leterrier.   For the purposes of this movie review, I’m only dealing with the current “Hulk” movie, not the 80’s TV show, the cartoon, or any of the comics, and only limited dealing with the 2003 Ang Lee movie.   Like “Iron Man,” this movie

    Special effects master and makeup artist Stan Winston passed away last night at the age of 62. Winston’s start was doing gargoyle makeup for the 1972 TV movie, “Gargoyles.” From there he would do makeup for such movies as “The Wiz,” “The Thing, “Edward Scissorhands,” “Pearl Harbor,” “A.I.,” and “Constantine.” He’s more renown, however, at

    2003: “Hulk” 2008: “The Incredible Hulk”   2003: Directed by Ang Lee 2008: Directed by Louis Leterrier   2003: Dr. Banner played by Eric Bana 2008: Dr. Banner played by Ed Norton   2003: Betsy Ross played by Jennifer Connelly 2008: Betsy Ross played by Liv Tyler   2003: General Ross played by Sam Elliott 2008: General Ross played by William Hurt   2003: Banner’s father made him “special” by

      “Diminished Capacity” – Matthew Broderick takes a vacation to see his uncle (Alan Alda) has the beginning stages of Alzheimer’s but most importantly, a genuine mint baseball card. Along with Virginia Madsen they go up to Chicago to try and sell it. Opens July 4, 2008 View the trailer at: http://www.worstpreviews.com/trailer.php?id=1224&item=0   “The Stone Angel” – Ellen Burstyn,