Movies

Marvel's Clint Barton is also known as the superhero archer Hawkeye, and he'll be headlining theaters soon in The Avengers. This week we're spotlighting awesome fan art featuring Hawkeye and his signature bow and arrows. Read More

It’s almost impossible to find a list of the greatest Wild West movies of all time without encountering Unforgiven somewhere near the top. Clint Eastwood’s 1992 classic is celebrating two decades of genre domination this year, and it’s celebrating with Read More

Outside of the public spotlight, J. Edgar Hoover’s private life has become a thing of mystery and speculation. 2011’s J. Edgar, recently released on Blu-ray, attempts to tackle the question of who Hoover was and what motivations drove him. Read More

Headlining this week's new releases are Game of Thrones Season 1 on Blu-ray, Mass Effect 3, and John Carter in theaters. Read More

I recently saw the movie The Magnificent Seven. Then I had an idea: while the TV version of The Magnificent Seven did okay, maybe it would do better set during different time periods! So here are the eras I think The Magnificent Seven could be in. Read More

It’s Monday, and that means it’s time for our roundup of our top three picks of the notable geeky releases for the coming week in games, movies, and video. Check back each Monday for the newest cool stuff that will be hitting over the coming days! Read More

Matilda, James and the Giant Peach, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory are timeless tales about kids who live against the norm, teaching us life lessons like individuality, bravery and hope. However, there is one Roald Dahl book I’ve forever yearned Read More

It's Monday, and that means it's time for our roundup of our top three picks of the notable geeky releases for the coming week in games, movies, and video. Read More

Spike Lee’s 1992 adaptation of Malcolm X’s autobiography stands as one of the director’s most significant films, as well as one of Denzel Washington’s most powerful performances. Now, twenty years after the movie’s release, Warner Bros brings Malcolm X Read More

What happened to the spirit of childhood in movies? They didn’t have to be blockbusters, all they had to be was entertaining. Tin Tin and Hugo are beautiful, but do they compare to the value of Blank Check or The Mighty Ducks series? I don’t think so. Read More

Stoner comedies and Christmas movies inhabit their own little circles of movie genredom, never really crossing each other’s paths. As with all things, it was inevitable that the two eventually would collide, and the result is A Very Harold & Kumar Read More

Texas Killing Fields, newly released on Blu-ray, ostensibly is a crime film inspired by true events. In reality, the story writer Don Ferrarone tells in the movie holds only a passing connection to what actually happened. Directed by Ami Canaan Mann and Read More