“Apollo 18” Release Moved Up To Summer Dan Koelsch, April 29, 2011 Dimension Films has been taking us on a rollercoaster ride of theatrical release dates for its found footage sci-fi thriller Apollo 18. Originally scheduled for March 4th of this year, the film was moved slightly back to April 22nd, which was presumably to alleviate some of the pressure of a tight production schedule. Then, just a month ago, we learned that Dimension Films was pushing back the release all the way to January of next year. While this seemed like a death sentence, the film has now been moved back up to a more desirable spot. January is infamous for being a dumping ground of bad films that need to be released some time, so it was a surprise that Apollo 18 was being moved there after the first trailer got mostly positive buzz. Perhaps that buzz has paid off, because the studio announced on the film’s Facebook page that the theatrical release has been moved up to the much more desirable August 26th, 2011. It’s not known yet what has caused this sudden vote in confidence from the studio to move Apollo 18 into the summer, but I’m glad that almost 5 months has been cut from our wait time. News Apollo 18
First Trailer For “Iron Man 3” Is Explosive In More Ways Than One October 23, 2012October 27, 2012The first trailer for Iron Man 3 has finally arrived. The film is part of Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Directed and co-written by Shane Black, Iron Man 3 stars Robert Downey Jr., Robert Downey Jr., Don Cheadle, Ben Kingsley, and Gwyneth Paltrow. The film opens in theaters… Read More
25 Historic Moments Changed By Mutants From “X-Men: Days Of Future Past” April 11, 2014It’s still too early to tell if X-Men: Days Of Future Past going to actually be good, but the marketing for this movie is starting to really heat up. We’ve seen some interesting ads with Quicksilver and Mystique, but no real viral activity until now. Playing off the X-Men: First… Read More
Avatar Expected to Sink ‘Titanic’, Impact on the Future of 3D January 11, 2010Let me start by apologizing for such an obvious and cliché title, but I couldn’t resist. Avatar is expected to pass the Titanic and become the highest grossing film of all time, or at least that’s the general consensus. As of January 11th, Avatar has grossed $1.3 billion, only $500 million… Read More