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This Cake is More Than Meets the Eye!
Again with the geek parents! The fabulous Munros didn’t want to settle for a mere Optimus Prime-shaped cake, so they did what any sensible birthday party hosts would do: they created an actual...
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On the “Equality” of Objectification in Movies
You know what’s weird? Now that superhero movies are so popular, I keep hearing people say things like this: “Objectification is equal now! Guys have to be just as attractive as ladies on film, and...
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Transformers: The Last Knight Isn’t Good, But There’s Still Some Hope for the...
Let’s cut to the chase up front—Transformers: The Last Knight isn’t very good. At all. It manages to sidestep the stultifying narrative incoherence of Age of Extinction and a good dose of the weird...
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John Krasinski Adapting Cecil Castellucci’s Story “We Have Always Lived On Mars”
After the early success of his horror movie A Quiet Place (which he directed, co-wrote, and stars in), John Krasinski is taking on a new project. According to The Hollywood Reporter, he and his fellow...
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Space Dads for America: Armageddon
It’s not that Michael Bay isn’t to blame for Armageddon. I want to be very clear about that. Bay should absolutely be held responsible for the film he inflicted on an unsuspecting world in 1998. But...
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Michael Bay Make Arthur Go Boom: Transformers: The Last Knight (2017)
With summer vacation done and school back in session, we’re back for more medieval movies, gang. First film on the syllabus? Michael Bay’s Transformers: the Last Knight (2017). I sorta can’t believe I...
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Paramount Signs Creed II’s Steven Caple Jr. to Direct Next Transformers Movie
Paramount and Hasbro have been working to retool the Transformers franchise, and according to Deadline, they’ve found the director to kick it off: Steven Caple Jr., who most recently directed Creed II....
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