Oh early spring film releases. The Oscar films have gone wide, the crappy horror/comedy/romantic movies are getting ready to do well for an opening weekend before exiting quickly and the critical community is organizing their obligatory top ten lists. Now, given that this is my first top ten list on an actual site,... 

I really loved 2012 as an overall year for film. There were so many groundbreaking films in various genres, whether they were the biggest of blockbusters or the smallest of independent productions. Yet, they can’t all be gems. Every year has its stinkers and, while there were a limited amount of them, the ones that... 

It was my intention, like many other film buffs out there, to prepare for A Good Day to Die Hard by revisiting the highs and lows of the previous Die Hard films. Between a hectic schedule and early buzz that the latest John McClane chapter wasn’t so good, I wound up passing on watching the other films in the... 

It’s that time of year again: where we gather together and offer our opinions, “if we ran the Oscars.” Hear who Rafe, Tim, and Thomas would give gold statues to if they ran the show. Some of the picks are predictable, others are outrageous, but they’re all in opinionated fun. But first, a review... 

Jason Bateman has been a comedic force worth noting for decades now, popping into the spotlight and fading back into obscurity. Thankfully, his post Arrested Development era seems to be full of more successes than failures. I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that, over the past few years, he’s really... 

It’s time for a visit to the trailer park. This week we look at a few trailers that have been out for a month or so (but ones we haven’t talked about before), several independent pictures that might be worth keeping an eye on, and even a television teaser. So, without further ado, let’s get right... 

Finally, a show where we provide everything you’ve come to expect: reviews of all the new releases (Side Effects and Identity Thief), catching up on what we’ve been watching lately (Walking Dead, Stand Up Guys, Community, and Seven Psychopaths to name a few), and our take on movie news (standalone Star... 

Part of looking at movies does involve the business side of show business. We try to have a little fun with it, as each week Tim makes his predictions as to how movies will perform at the Box Office. Then, on Sundays, we look at how Tim’s predictions fared. It’s been a while since we’ve focused on the... 

Emily Taylor (Rooney Mara) is the wife of Martin (Channing Tatum), an inside trader who has just finished his four-year prison sentence. Despite the return of her beloved, Emily is feeling symptoms of depression, which eventually results in her attempting suicide by driving her car directly into the concrete wall of... 

Since I’m trying to jump-start life back into the site, I figured a good thing to do was to bring back some of the regular content. It doesn’t get more regular than taking a look at what’s hitting theaters each week and telling you which movie has the best chance of getting our box office dollar....