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Thor Official Poster
Finally! We now have the first official poster from Marvel Studios in regards to one of their tentpole 2011 summer films. Thor looks to continue building the Marvel Universe live-action world which...
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Thor – Official Teaser Trailer
First we get the first official Thor poster and now just a day later we finally have the first official trailer (just a teaser, but still a trailer) for this film which looks to be one of the...
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Thor (2nd Official Trailer)
First we hear news that Marvel has tabbed Shane Black to be the director for the third Iron Man film. Now, Marvel has decided to unleash the second official full trailer upon the masses. This second...
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Review: The Thomas Crown Affair (dir. by John McTiernan)
In 1968 there was a little caper film titled The Thomas Crown Affair starring the ever-cool Steve McQueen and a radiant Faye Dunaway. The film was considered hip, cool and sexy in its way during the...
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Review: Thor (dir. by Kenneth Branagh)
Marvel Comics has had a much better success in bringing their 2nd-tier characters over onto the big-screen than DC Comics and they’ve made the risky decision to tie-in every film they make into one...
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Trailer: Thor: The Dark World (Official)
Iron Man 3 is already premiering in Europe and less than two weeks from premiering in North America. To help tie-over North American filmgoers until Iron Man 3 premieres on this side of the Atlantic...
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Trailer: Thor: The Dark World (Official)
The second film of Marvel’s Phase 2 for it’s Cinematic Universe comes in the form of Thor: The Dark World. I’m sure the title should give as to which of the Avengers character is front and center for...
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A Steaming Pile Of Norseshit —“Thor : The Dark World”
The way I work, I generally try to avoid giving up too much by way of “spoilers” when it comes to reviewing movies that are still playing simply because I’m never sure how much anybody out there who...
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Scenes I Love: In the Line of Fire
1993′s In the Line of Fire was and continues to be one of my favorite action-thrillers. What’s not to like about a film that has John Malkovich playing a rogue and mentally-unstable CIA assassin who...
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Lisa’s Oscar Predictions For October
Ever since March, I have been posting my monthly Oscar predictions. Because I was so busy with my Back To School series, I missed my chance to post an update in September. (And, before you say that...
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Film Review: Nightcrawler (dir by Dan Gilroy)
The new film Nightcrawler tells the story of a strange man named Lou Bloom (played, in the performance of his career, by Jake Gyllenhaal). From the minute that we first see Lou, we can tell that...
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The Los Angeles Film Critics Association Embrace Tom Hardy and Boyhood!
The Los Angeles Film Critics Association also announced their picks for the best of 2014 earlier today and, as typically seems to happen with the LAFCA, it’s an interesting list. (Let’s not forget...
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Here Are The Detroit Film Critics Nominations!
And here are the Detroit Film Critics Nominees for 2014! I’m happy to see that they had some love for one of my favorite films of the year, Under the Skin! (h/t to awards circuit) BEST FILM Boyhood...
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What Do They Like in San Diego? Let’s Find Out…
And finally, here are the San Diego Film Critics Nominations! (Insert your own clever and snarky analysis here because I’m exhausted. Maybe point out that they nominated Alejandro Inarritu for best...
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The San Francisco Film Critics and the San Diego Film Critics Have Spoken!
It’s been a busy three days as far as Oscar precursors are concerned so let’s jump straight into things and take a look at the latest victories. We’ll start with two critics groups from Arleigh’s home...
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The National Society Of Film Critics Honors Goodbye to Language!
Earlier today, the National Society of Film Critics announced their picks for the best films of 2014! By one vote, they named Jean-Luc Godard’s Goodbye To Language as best picture of the year. Thank...
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Award Season Continues! Here Are The Winners From Georgia!
Yes, awards season is still going on and critics and guilds from across the country and the industry are still announcing their picks for the best of 2014! The latest group to make their picks known?...
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What if Lisa Marie Picked The Oscar Nominees!
With the Oscar nominations due to be announced tomorrow, now is the time that the Shattered Lens indulges in a little something called, “What if Lisa had all the power.” Listed below are my personal...
View ArticleA Movie A Day #254: Mr. Destiny (1990, directed by James Orr)
When did your life first start to go downhill? Larry Burrows (James Beluhsi) is convinced that, if he had not struck out while playing in the state high school baseball championship when he was 15, his...
View ArticleTrailer: Velvet Buzzsaw
A few years ago, Dan Gilroy, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Rene Russo excited film viewers everywhere when they collaborated on Nightcrawler, a portrait of a psychologically damaged man who proves to be quite...
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