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By Jeff, on November 16th, 2010 I’ve been excited and worried about this one for a long time. Green Lantern is an exceptionally hard character to pull off in live-action. More than most other super-heroes, the effects are front and center, and extremely important to get right, but extremely susceptible to looking cartoony. They have to look realistic, and yet they have no connection to reality. The ring effects in particular should have substance, and yet not. Go too far one . . . → Read More: Green Lantern – first trailer
By Jeff, on November 28th, 2009 I should have known. I made the mistake, and I paid for it (literally). I saw Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen in the theater. One of the biggest wastes of my time I’ve ever spent money on. It taught me a valuable lesson, though: I learned that it actually is possible to be bored stiff during long, high-technical-quality, eye-candy filled action sequences. Never before had I watched so much stuff blow up and thought “when . . . → Read More: G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra – Review
By Jeff, on August 18th, 2009 Other heroes may be dark, brooding and intelligent, or invincible super-nice guys, but no one is as fun to watch as Spider-Man. More than most other super-heroes, he seems like a regular (if really intelligent) guy who is trying to juggle two lives without losing his sense of humor. I can relate to him better than any other super-hero I can think of at the moment.
That relatability has a lot to do with the . . . → Read More: Radioactive Spider Blood – Tuesday TubeWatch
By Jeff, on December 19th, 2008 To get us through the winter repeats, some shows are giving us webisodes. That includes Battlestar Galactica and Heroes.
In both cases, the short series are meant to provide a lead-in to the new episodes, now still a month away.
Heroes picks up during the final moments of the “Villains” finale and focuses on one of the recruits for the injection program:
Battlestar Galactica‘s offering seems to be following Felix Gaeta on a somewhat . . . → Read More: Webisodes and commercials
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