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It's been almost 15 years since a little animation studio called Pixar brought us a movie called Toy Story, and if anyone ever told me that in 15 years, over 10 movies, along with countless short films, that Pixar would never make a bad movie, I would have scoffed. Every Pixar film that has been released has been met with the same critical and audience acclaim ( some less then others, but still popular). The tren… Continue

Author Dan Brown is no stranger to controversy. The Author of "The DaVinci Code", "The Digital Fortress", the upcoming " The Solomon Key" and " Angels and Demons" has been shown his fair share of disdain by not only the devout, but by his fellow authors, for taking his books too seriously.

Director Ron Howard seemingly dived head first into that same pool of controversy while tackling the movie version of " The Da… Continue

In the next few weeks, all the major TV networks will have their " Upfront" Presentations. " Upfonts" are a chance for advertisers to get a look at the new shows coming out this fall, and which ones will be renewed and is also a chance for the public to get a peek as well. NBC's presentation was yesterday, May 4th, Fox will debut their schedule on May 18th, with ABC on the 19th, and CBS and The CW on the 20th and 21 respectively. Lets take a look at, by Network, the shows that those networks may… Continue

Source: DarkHorizons.net

By Garth Franklin

"Planet of the Dead", the first of four hour-long "Doctor Who" specials, aired in the UK yesterday and pulled in 8.7 million viewers - coming in second for the night to the season premiere of "Britain's Got Talent".

In the process, a lot of press about the remaining three specials has arisen in recent days with show runner Russell T. Davies and star David Tennant briefly giving away some details about what to expect for Tennant's last adventures as T… Continue

Oh say it ain't so!!!
for the second day in a row WB has done something extremely stupid... Yesterday it qwas RocknRolla, today its Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, which has been pushed back to July 17th 2009.... check the WB response from head cheese Alan Horn here:

"Our reasons for shifting 'Half-Blood Prince' to summer are twofold: we know the summer season is an ideal window for a family tent pole release, as proven by the success of our last Harry Potter film, which is the second-h… Continue