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An apologetic love-fest for the strangest pop star in the history of the world, complete with music video evidence.
Paramount and DreamWorks snubbing Sony's Blu-ray and deciding to distribute exclusively with the HD DVD format.
Transformers is inevitably dominating the American box office, and a sequel is already in the works.
The news and hype surrounding Transformers put us in the geek realm through a variety of emotions: fear, fright, trepidation, anger, some more fear, cautious optimism, rage, then fear again, and finally, acceptance.
If I call Transformers Michael Bay's best movie since The Rock —if not ever—is that damning him with faint praise? Or am I saying that he's finally found his way back to summer movie Nirvana again? Or both?
The second half of a Time Traveling Review on the sure-fire summer blockbuster, "Transformers". This guy liked it so much he almost soiled himself, twice!
I have a confession to make: I have never owned a Transformer. Never really wanted one. The Ninja Turtles were more my thing. It wasn't that I didn't like the Transformers or see their appeal - I did, but it just wasn't something I wound up getting into.
I grew up playing with the Transformers toys more than I watched the cartoon and was a major fan of the Beast Wars and Beast Machines cartoons of the early days of Fox Kids back when domestic, American-made cartoons were worth watching, and it is my pleasure to say that the new T …
This review of the new "Transformers" movie says that what you see is what you get.
It's good to hear a review coming from a fellow geek; it's even better to hear that he liked it.
The LA Times is running an article claiming that noted action movie director, Michael Bay, is moving on to a new medium familiar to us all. Bay's attitude towards this new endeavor seems pretty cut and dry: "I make world-class images," Bay said.
The loveable tow-headed journalist from Belgium gets the 3-D treatment by two of Hollywood's top directors. According to Variety, Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson will each direct a 3-D computer animated film based on Georges "Herge" Remi's comic-strip hero Tintin.
...High-powered actor, Bruce Willis, star of such film blockbusters as the Die Hard Series, Armageddon, Sin City and The Fifth Element, rocked the Hollywood establishment by launching an attack on Mega-Million Dollar Star Director Michael Bay...(more)
I'm not sure how many of you have been following the Bruce Willis chat over on AICN. Scott mapped the whole thing out for us yesterday; initially, it all started when Vern ranted about the PG-13 rating that was given to Live Free or Die Hard. Eventually, some dude named Walter B.
AICN posted an article about the upcoming "Live Free or Die Hard" being rated PG-13, and a person under the name "Walter B" began defending the film, stating that it is just as intense as the original.
"I would rather eat a live baby in front of my grandma than have Michael Bay direct a Die Hard movie. I would rather go hunting with Dick Cheney than let that car engine in a human skin leave his satanic fingerprints on John McClane", and Willis continues ...
Michael Bay (Transformers) will re-team with producer Jerry Bruckheimer (Bad Boys, The Rock, Pearl Harbor, Armageddon) to direct the big screen adaptation of the popular video game Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.
If this guys's prediction is correct, then not even Michael Bay can f*** up the Transformers
Michael Bay has allowed Access Hollywood onto the set of Transformers, and they scored a little bit of live action of Transformers attacking LeBouf, as well as some pre-vis scenes of Transformers on a monitor...it's our first glimpse.
Those robots in disguise are still on their way to invade planet Earth. And the Transformers movie now has an extra pair of teaser posters, which were launched at this year's Comic-Con.
Enough said.
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