Trailer Time: ‘Once Upon A Deadpool’ Looks ****ing Brilliant
The trailer for ‘Once Upon A Deadpool’ presents Ryan Reynolds, Fred Savage, and a marketing concept so crazy, it just might work.
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The New ‘Creed II’ Trailer Raises the Stakes and Entices ‘Rocky’ Fans
As it should, the second trailer for Creed II gives us a little more information about what to expect in the November release.
Your BBP! Fan Expo Canada 2018 Guide
Canada’s largest pop culture convention bookends the summer season – and Toronto has never been more full of cosplay, comics, anime, and film and TV stars! Here’s what’s happening this week!
Win a Blu-ray Combo Pack of ‘A Wrinkle in Time ‘
Would you like to win a Blu-ray of Disney’s A Wrinkle in Time. Sure you would! Here are the details to enter our A Wrinkle in Time giveaway.
The BBP! Writers Assemble Their ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Wish List
The most eagerly anticipated pop culture film of the last 10 years is here! Biff Bam Pop’s stable of comic book and MCU aficionados has a litany of Avengers: Infinity War desires. What are they and which ones will we get? Read on for our pure, unadulterated, speculative, geek-out wish list!
Supernatural Slasher ‘Inoperable’ Needs Saving
Inoperable uses Groundhog Day mixed with both supernatural and slasher movie aesthetics for what sounds good on paper, but feels a like a little too much in practice.
‘D.O.A.: A Right of Passage’ is a Messy, Essential Document of Punk
The documentary D.O.A. was filmed almost guerrilla style, funded by High Times magazine, with director Lech Kowalski following the Sex Pistols on the doomed 1978 tour of America. The band didn’t … Continue reading ‘D.O.A.: A Right of Passage’ is a Messy, Essential Document of Punk
Takashi Miike’s ‘Blade of the Immortal’ slices and dices, but it could use a trim
Takashi Miike’s been one of the biggest shock jockeys of Japanese cinema for eons. Ichi the Killer (2001) was a high-splatter mark for lovers of extreme gore, and Miike’s output has … Continue reading Takashi Miike’s ‘Blade of the Immortal’ slices and dices, but it could use a trim
‘Mudbound’ is a fascinating, moving film
Mudbound is a fascinating, moving film from director Dee Rees. Set in the deep south during the forties, this adaptation of Hillary Jordan’s 2008 bestseller is deeply affecting but not … Continue reading ‘Mudbound’ is a fascinating, moving film
Thor: Ragnarok has a thunderous box office debut
In a world where the third entry in a film series is supposed to deliver lesser returns, the latest Marvel Studios epic has bucked the trend, and delivered and outstanding … Continue reading Thor: Ragnarok has a thunderous box office debut
God’s Own Country
Francis Lee’s debut feature God’s Own Country finds its soul in the rugged English countryside, bleak and affecting. Getting raves on the indie circuit, it’s a stark romance about a … Continue reading God’s Own Country
The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)
Noah Baumbach knows families. Not feel-good crap or five-hankie manipulated drama. Baumbach families are a lot like the ones we share, with real awkwardness, back-handed affection and incidental trauma wound … Continue reading The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)