New Trailer for Jane's MUTANT CHRONICLES - Jul 03, 2008 - 09:03am
While the premise is cool I will be honest this film will be lucky to get a theatrical release, as cool as the premise is it looks really low budget, and used a lot of low budget actors, I mean Thomas Jane and Ron Perlman are not really A-list (I like both actors but lets face it they are B-movie actors), and this looks like a low budget B-movie that could either be good or bad, I mean if it comes out in theaters I might see it but if its released on DVD I will definitely rent it, so I'll definitely see the film. Also with the alternate history, which really resembles WWII, and the monster threat that unites enemies storyline I'm suprised these people haven't been sued by the makers of Resistance: The Fall of Man for the PS3, I mean there are more than a few similarities to that game here.

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New Sneak Peek for CLONE WARS at Celebration Japan - Jul 01, 2008 - 07:07pm
There's a reason really why Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christiensen (I know its mispelled) probably aren't returning, two words TYPE-CASTING, with the exception of Harrison Ford it happened to most of the original Star Wars cast, I mean Hammill and Fisher will be remembered for being Luke and Leia more than anything even though they've done other work. Old Anakin and Obi-Wan basically got their popularity boosted by starring in the three Prequel films, and now everyone knows who they are, but the Prequel Trilogy ended and now they want to move on to escape being Type-casted into those roles forever. On the other hand Samuel L. Jackson and Chrisopher Lee were icons before the Star Wars Prequels, so they are probably just reprising their roles for fun and a paycheck, but they will never be typecasted into those characters as they were Secondary Characters (Mace Windu and the Count) anyway, and the actors had flourishing careers before Star Wars.

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Mumbling Kitsune: Goodbye, Inuyasha (It's About Time) - Jun 16, 2008 - 12:17pm
"558? I thought there was 167 episodes all together?"There were 558 manga chapters and 167 television episodes, this article however is like so many others pretty pointless, did Inuyasha run a little to long yes, but was it a bad show no in fact it was pretty enjoyable if not repetitive, the Band of Seven story Arc was freakin awesome (that was in season 5) and it was after that season that they should have ended the show as episodes 130-167 were not anything special.The first five seasons of Inuyasha were pretty enjoyable for the most part.If the writer of the article wanted to talk about overly long shows he should have gone ahead and mentioned the following:Pokemon- 276 episodes, then its had sequel shows that have all been like 100 episodes, plus countless movies and tv specials.Detective Conan- The show that ran for like 50 episodes before being canned on Adultswim ran for over 500 in Japan, plus like Pokemon had a lot of OVAs, movies, etc.The Dragon Ball Saga- 3 shows making around 500 episodes plus around 30 or more movies.One Piece- Is still on and running at 362 episodes and like 8 movies or something.The Gundam Saga- While not all related the Gundam shows add up to probably 600 episodes if not more.I am not complaining about these shows just that Inuyasha is hardly the only show to run way past its course.

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