Comic-Con 2013: Roundtable Interviews With Cast and Crew of “Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox” Dan Koelsch, July 24, 2013 Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, the latest DC animated movie from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, debuted at San Diego Comic-Con this week. We’ll have a review soon of the film, which releases on Blu-ray and DVD next Tuesday. Until then, we have some roundtable interviews with the cast and crew you can listen to after the break. This is quite the departure from the more recent DC films. Based on the comic book story arc Flashpoint, Flash gets stuck an in alternate universe when something changes in the past. The tone of the film is much darker than recent animated films, harkening back to such projects as Batman: Under the Red Hood.Writer Jim Krieg has worked on several animated shows, including Green Lantern: The Animated Series.Character designer Phil Bourassa also worked on Young Justice.Legendary casting director Andrea Romano has been working on DC animated TV shows and movies for over 20 years.Sam Daly takes over for his father Tim Daly as the voice of Superman/Clark Kent.Veteran film actor Cary Elwes voices Aquaman.Actor C. Thomas Howell plays the villain Professor Zoom. Comic-Con Conventions Events Interviews Comic-ConJustice League: The Flashpoint Paradox
Live Blog: Tron Legacy Panel July 22, 2010July 30, 2010As part of our Comic-Con 2010 coverage, see below the break for a live blog of the Tron Legacy panel, which starts at 11:15am (though it looks to be late). Update: The Disney panel is over, and we got some great news and surprises. Replay the live blog below. Read More
Comic-Con 2013 Friday Photo Gallery July 20, 2013Friday at Comic-Con had a great list of Hall H panels, but we got some other stuff done as well. After the break, check out a gallery of photos from our various staff members. It includes some from my experience at the Godzilla Encounter, the Game of Thrones exhibit (across… Read More
Newport Beach Film Festival: 140 Review and Q&A April 24, 2010June 6, 2010Last night at the Newport Beach Film Festival was the world premiere of Frank Kelly’s 140, an innovative documentary that utilizes and was inspired by Twitter. We covered the film in our NBFF preview, and you can now read my full review after the break, as well as audio and… Read More