Re-Union: Andy Burns on the new Yes Union Live DVD
Let me take you back. Back to the spring of 1991, when I was a 14 year old kid (not yet pimply faced) who was well on his way to … Continue reading Re-Union: Andy Burns on the new Yes Union Live DVD
Month: January 2011
Scotty G’s Box Office Wrap-Up Report
Horror ruled the box office this weekend as the Anthony Hopkins film The Rite was able to defeat the Natalie Portman//Ashton Kutcher romantic-comedy No Strings Attached and the Jason Statham action film The Mechanic. I’m … Continue reading Scotty G’s Box Office Wrap-Up Report
This Just In: Snyder Finds His Superman
The news just broke that Henry Cavill will be playing Clark Kent and Superman in Zack Snyder’s upcoming reboot. I’m sure you join me in saying…”Who is Henry Cavill?” A … Continue reading This Just In: Snyder Finds His Superman
Scotty G’s Box Office Predictions – Weekend of January 28th, 2011
No Strings Attached was the surprise box office champion at the box office last weekend, and this weekend it takes on two films from entirely different genres. Jason Statham stars … Continue reading Scotty G’s Box Office Predictions – Weekend of January 28th, 2011
The Role Of A LIfetime: Andy Burns On Who May Climb The Dark Tower
Last night I was sitting back, watching a Yes DVD (review to come, mark my words) and doing a little internet surfing when I came across two very different stories … Continue reading The Role Of A LIfetime: Andy Burns On Who May Climb The Dark Tower
The Wednesday Run – January 26, 2011
Every Wednesday, JP makes the after-work run to his local downtown comic book shop. Comics arrive on Wednesdays you see and JP, fearful that the latest issue will sell out, … Continue reading The Wednesday Run – January 26, 2011
DVD Tuesday with Scotty G
Secretariat – This film stars Diane Lane and John Malkovich and tells the story of how the world’s most famous horse came to be. The film was marketed like The … Continue reading DVD Tuesday with Scotty G
Still A Pilgrim: Tim Batke Reviews Robert Plant At The Sony Centre For The Performing Arts, Saturday January 22nd
You could sense throughout the first half of the Robert Plant & the Band of Joy set on Saturday night in Toronto that many in the sold out audience were … Continue reading Still A Pilgrim: Tim Batke Reviews Robert Plant At The Sony Centre For The Performing Arts, Saturday January 22nd
Two Very Different Films, One Common Theme: Andy Burns Finds The Link Between The Kids Are All Right and The X-Files: I Want To Believe (Yes, There Is One)
Over the last week or so The Queen and I have been making up for lost movie time. With the arrival of our Little Princess last summer, movie nights have … Continue reading Two Very Different Films, One Common Theme: Andy Burns Finds The Link Between The Kids Are All Right and The X-Files: I Want To Believe (Yes, There Is One)
Scotty G’s Box Office Wrap-Up Report
Natalie Portman was able to do something I didn’t think was possible this weekend, and that was to have the #1 film in the land. No Strings Attached beat The … Continue reading Scotty G’s Box Office Wrap-Up Report
Scotty G’s Box Office Predictions – Weekend of January 21st, 2011
Only one new release comes out this weekend to try and stop The Green Hornet from repeating as box office champion and that film is the Natalie Portman//Ashton Kutcher romantic … Continue reading Scotty G’s Box Office Predictions – Weekend of January 21st, 2011
Ian Rogers Presents The Biblio-Files – Episode 8: The Drowning Pool by Ross McDonald
Ross Macdonald is best known for his series of detective novels featuring private investigator Lew Archer (named after Sam Spade’s partner, Miles Archer, in Dashiell Hammett’s “The Maltese Falcon”). Archer … Continue reading Ian Rogers Presents The Biblio-Files – Episode 8: The Drowning Pool by Ross McDonald