Tag: CGI

9th Company Blu-ray Review

Blu-ray Reviews Reviews
   September 6, 2010
In early January 1988, 39 Russian soldiers took position on unnamed hill Height 3234 in Afghanistan to provide cover for an approaching convoy of vehicles. Shortly after digging in, between 200 and 400 Afghani fighters attacked the position in the…  Read More
3.8
out of 5

Yogi Bear Movie Teaser Trailer Arrives

   July 29, 2010
Yahoo! Movies has debuted the trailer for Warner Bros. combination live-action and CGI family film Yogi Bear which you can watch below. Before you dig into the chubby bear’s antics, keep in mind that Warner is going after the same audience… Read More

Second Star Wars The Clone Wars Season 3 Trailer

   July 25, 2010
LucasFilm has begun sharing a second trailer for the third season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the popular CGI animated Star Wars series set between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. This second trailer shows a lot more footage than… Read More

The Crazies (2010) Blu-ray Review

Blu-ray Reviews Reviews
   July 22, 2010
Ashamedly never having seen George Romero's The Crazies (1973), I lack context to know how Anchor Bay's 2010 remake compares. As a story about small town folk who become lethally unhinged much to the detriment of the "uninfected" forced to…  Read More
4.1
out of 5

First Look: Ryan Reynolds as The Green Lantern

   July 15, 2010
The pre-Comic-Con goodies continue this morning with the first look at Ryan Reynolds as The Green Lantern! The image comes from the cover of Entertainment Weekly who is running their annual Comic-Con preview typically full of first looks.… Read More

Despicable Me Hot at Friday Box Office

   July 10, 2010
Champagne should be flowing freely at Universal Pictures this weekend after Despicable Me doubled its projected opening at the box office on Friday to the tune of $21.7 million. The first CGI animated film under Universal’s new partner,… Read More

Despicable Me Review: Fatherhood Rules

Movie Reviews Reviews
   July 7, 2010
Despicable Me with its limited and unobtrusive 3D is likable enough to make the most poker faced dad sweat a tear and forgettable enough to never compare with Pixar and Brad Bird's The Incredibles. It's a serviceable step into the…  Read More
3.8
out of 5
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