Henry Cavill as Theseus in Immortals

Immortals Trailer – Director Tarsem Singh Returns

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Immortals tells the classic story of Greek warrior Theseus’ battle against the mad king Hyperion. Theseus has to summon the Titans to aid him, and, well… at this point you’re probably thinking that this movie sounds a lot like Clash of the Titans, the blockbuster mega-hit that I didn’t bother to go see and probably never will. You see, until now, I had never actually heard of Theseus, or his Titans, and the only Hyperion I knew of was the book of the same title by author Dan Simmons. Who I have heard of, though, is a fellow named Tarsem Sing; he directed The Cell – starring Jennifer Lopez – and I found the visuals in that movie absolutely stunning. Based on what I see in the Immortals trailer, it seems that

Jeremy Renner in Bourne Legacy

The Bourne Legacy – Official Trailer

It’s been years since the last Bourne film came out, and though there were rumblings about a new one, details were scarce. That’s all changed with the release of The Bourne Legacy official trailer. The new Bourne film stars Jeremy Renner, most recently seen in Mission Impossible 4, and you know what? The movie actually looks pretty damn good. Despite the lack of Matt Damon, this actually looks like a Bourne film.

Now, you’ll probably recognize a few faces in the trailer. It looks like Matt Damon is one of the few actors

cat singing game of thrones

A Meow of Thrones – Are you Actually Surprised?

When I was first shown this “song” about 20 minutes ago, two things came to mind. First I was going to say “as much as I rail against everyone posting cat stuff…” and also “does this really surprise you?“. Instead of choosing just one, I’ll use both. I hope you understand.

So yes, this really is a cat meowing the theme for Game of Thrones, and yes, here I am posting it. Just in case you’re wondering, the cat’s name is

Movie Review: The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, based on the third-published book in C.S. Lewis’ beloved Chronicles book series finds Lucy (Georgie Henley) and Edmund (Skandar Keynes) dreaming of returning to Narnia where they were a queen and king. In England, they are stuck living with their aunt and uncle during World War II. Instead of battling mythical creatures, they’re stuck fighting with their annoying cousin Eustace (Will Poulter). Then one day a painting in their room comes to life and transports them back to Narnia and onto the Dawn Treader, the sailing vessel of King Caspian (Ben Barnes). At first they are unsure why they have been called back, but soon learn of the evil of Dark Island, which has been trapping people in its seductive green mist and set out on a quest to find the Seven Lost Lords in order to stop the evil.

As I walked into the screening I can honestly say I was not anticipating much from the film because it’s predecessor; PRINCE CASPIAN was a major let down but I was pleasantly pleased. DAWN TREADER kept my attention all the way through and with its fun characters; actions sequences and shorter viewing time made it less of chore to sit through. The budget was cut back significantly for this film due to the underwhelming