Fame is an interesting thing. There a lot of different ways that people can become famous. I thought it would be interesting to get your take on what makes someone famous.
I had high hopes for one of the first big blockbusters of the season, "Godzilla". I figured that, after the iconic monster's 1998 outing, that inadvertently turned into a bit of a comedy, that the writers, producers and director would make a point to keep this one suspenseful and action packed, and not veer into cheesy territory.
Man, was I wrong.
It's safe to say that this couple went all out with their "Save the Date" announcement. A nice card in the mail wasn't enough. An e-vite was too simple. They didn't even do what some couples are doing these days by making a whole website for their upcoming nuptials. Nope, they went totally Hollywood. Watch for yourself:
When Back to the Future II came out in 1989, what kid didn't want a real hoverboard? Obviously, 25 years ago, the technology was just Hollywood trickery. The movie was set in 2015 so, according to their timeline, we should be on the cusp of that amazing technology. With this video that was just released, featuring pro-skateboarder Tony Hawk, are we actually there? Watch for yourself:
The classic "Godzilla" movies from the 1950s are campy favorites. Actors in big rubber suits rampaging through miniature cityscapes. The 1998 remake was fantastically cheesy, being named "worst" in many categories. Well this summer, Warner Brothers is looking to pummel through theaters with a big budget (reportedly $160 million) special effects heavy blockbuster. Get a first
1987's "Robocop" starring Peter Weller is an 80's classic. From gratuitous violence, to corny dialogue and cheesy at best special effects, it became an instant classic. So does 2014's reboot hold up to the original? I checked it out this past weekend to find out.
Awards season is here, and there are a number of excellent movies to catch before the hardware is handed out. What are the best flicks you've seen recently?
Ever since actor Andy Kaufman's death in 1984, rumors that he hoaxed his own death have been going around. This week, those rumors were resurrected when a member of his own family made a shocking statement.