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2011: The year of the superhero?

Was 2011 the Year of the Superhero? You could make that argument. With no fewer than five major superhero-themed releases, 2011 was virtually...
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James Bond, Sherlock Holmes, and re-booting the movies

A "re-boot" sounds like something connected with Windows Vista, but it's a popular movie term you'll hear even more about in the...
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Blu-ray Review: 'The Green Hornet' ain't that bad, is actually kind of fun

This week, The Green Hornet arrives on DVD and Blu-ray, giving everyone that passed on the film when it was in theaters a chance to discover...
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“Eatable” Superheroes

No one has to tell the movie-viewing public that comicbooks make excellent fodder for big screen movies. To be sure, they are all but storyboarded...
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Movie Quotes: The Green Hornet

The Green Hornet is a fantastic new superhero movie (based on the 1960s TV series that was based on the 1930s radio program) starring Seth Rogen,...
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The Buzz Report: Weekend Award Shows hint at possible Oscar winners

The WGA (Writers Guild of America) and the ADG (Art Directors Guild) held award shows on Saturday night to honor the best in film from their own...
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The Green Hornet is (back) in town!

The Green Hornet:Rated PG-13(108 Minutes) Starring:Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, Christoph Waltz, Edward James Olmos, David Harbour Directed by:Michel...
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Radio's big stinger: Old-time radio history and listening, 31 January

1936: Three years and a day to the day his great uncle hi-yo!s his first Silver!, nocturnal crime-busterThe Green Hornet—starring Al Hodge as...
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The Buzz Report: No Strings Attached eases into first place

Big News this week was the Academy Award Nominations were released this last Tuesday. Last weekend No Strings Attached reached number one. My guess...
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Bruce Lee: The Early Hollywood Years Part One - Kato

In 1964, Bruce Lee realized that he didn’t want to teach self-defense for the rest of his life. His goals and aspirations were much higher...
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