Bad News: “Apollo 18” Moved To January 2012 Dan Koelsch, March 25, 2011 Briefly: Despite already having one delay and a theatrical trailer, we just got word from Deadline (via FirstShowing) that the Weinstein Company’s found footage sci-fi thriller Apollo 18 has been pushed back from its recent April 22nd opening date all the way to January 6th, 2012. There’s no reason given for the massive 8 month set back, but we’ll continue to cover the film and its viral campaign. News Apollo 18
China To Test Seat Sensors In Movie Theaters That Will Give Audiences An Excuse To Text During A Movie August 22, 2014August 22, 2014Okay, we’ve all heard stories about how people get mad at other members of the audience who text or call during a movie. It’s pretty inappropriate. They don’t like seeing a phone light casting a signal or listening to another person’s conversation. In fact the Alamo Drafthouse makes it a… Read More
First Promo Image From Star Trek Sequel Leaks, Or Does It? November 6, 2010A story beginning to make some headway amongst the film blogs is a particular image that has found by Collider. It looks to be some sort of promotional image regarding Star Trek and 2012, but the actual purpose for the image is unknown. Take a look after the jump. Read More
Ok Go Covers “The Muppets” Theme Song August 24, 2011August 24, 2011Yesterday marked the release of The Muppets’ Green Album. The album has a mix of contemporary bands covering famous songs that the Muppets have sung throughout the many years. Along with the release of the new album, Disney has debuted the new video for Muppet Show Theme Song by Ok… Read More