With Fiona having seen this week’s blockbuster release of The Rise of the Planet of the Apes last week our remote viewers attention was turned towards the Norwegian ‘found footage’ horror flick, Troll Hunter (Which is being screened as part of the Melbourne International Film Festival – aka MIFF). Fiona also rented the Anthony Hopkins [...]
Tags: Contagion, G.I. Joe 2, Ice Age 4, Into the Abyss, Louie, movie cameos, Sex and the City prequel, Short Circuit, Star Trek 2, Submarine, Superman, The Amazing Spiderman 2, The Protectors, The Rite, Thor 2, Troll Hunter, Walter the farting dog, Wilfred
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This week Remote Viewing achieves the huge milestone that is the fifth episode. Yup, that’s half way to making it to double figures! It’s also our first episode since going weekly and the team have all hit the cinemas and taken in a couple of the latest releases, including Battle: Los Angeles and Limitless. For [...]
Tags: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Animal Movies, Battle: Los Angeles, Digital Rentals, Enslaved, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Limitless, Magic Kingdom, Pacific Rim, Sherlock Holmes 2, Superman, The Dark Knight Rises, The Lost Thing, The Mechanic, True Lies 2
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Episode 2 is here just to spite all those people who said it’d never last! Fiona talks about 127 hours, lets fly with her opinion of Sanctum and Elroy’s been watching some utter garbage. To celebrate Valentines day the team talk about their favourite Romantic movies — with a little help from some twitter friends [...]
Tags: 127 hours, Die Hard 5, Dwayne Johnson, Fantastic Voyage, Faster, Liam Neeson, Logan's Run, Mega Python vs. Gatoroid, Milli Vanilli, Romantic Movies, Sanctum, Superman, Valentines Day, Zoolander 2
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Warner Bros President Jeff Robinov has just now realised that maybe, just maybe, actually knowing something about the IP that his company owns could help avoid killing off the potential gold-mines that are the DC Comics characters. It really isn’t hard to tell that Warner Bros has been pretty clueless when it comes to how [...]
Tags: Batman, Batman Begins, Brandon Routh, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, DC Comics, Iron Man, Jeff Robinov, Justice League, Marvel Studios, Superman, Superman Returns, The Dark Knight, The Incredible Hulk, Warner Bros
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As has been established before here on EOL, I’m a glutton for punishment when it comes to sticking with a television series well beyond the point that it deserves support. Sometimes that persistence pays off. In the case of LOST for example, sure there were some rough times and, yeah, even I started to question [...]
Tags: Erica Durance, Kristen Kreuk, Laura Vandervoort, Michael Rosenbaum, Smallville, Superman
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Anyone who has spent any length of time follow my inarticulate ramblings here on elroyonline can probably tell you that my biggest issue with movie adaptations of comic-books is the fact that they constantly deviate from the established origin of a character or a landmark event in comic lore. Most recently my focus was on [...]
Tags: Ant-man, Batman, Black Panther, Captain America, Dr Strange, Hulk, Iron Man, Justice League, Marvel Studios, Nick Fury, Secret Wars, Spider-Man, Superman, The Avengers, Thor, Venom
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Some of you may remember a post that I made a few weeks back detailing how you can spot a bad sequel. To save you having to revisit the original post, here’s a short refresher: Generally, if the creative team behind the original film aren’t willing to hang around for a film’s sequel then there’s [...]
Tags: Bryan Singer, General Zod, Superman, Terrance Stamp
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There is probably no other film in the pipes at the moment being more speculated upon than the WB’s Justice League movie. In fact there are so many rumours and ‘inside sources’ being thrown about that you just about need to qualify as a member of said super crime-fighting league to be able to fly [...]
Tags: Aquaman, Batman, Brandon Routh, Bryan Singer, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, Green Lantern, Justice League, Martian Manhunter, Ryan Renolds, Superman, Wonder Woman
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As mentioned in the recent Painkiller Jane post, I have a penchant for putting up with TV shows for a lot longer than I (or anyone for that matter) really should. I called it a superpower, but some may say that it’s just an inability to distinguish between something worth watching and utter drivel (lets [...]
Tags: John Williams, Laura Vandervoort, Smallville, Super Girl, Superman
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While watching Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer the other day it was finally solidified for me why it is that I find that particular team of Superheroes so… well, lame. It’s their powers! With the exception of Johnny Storm (The Human Torch) the others are hardly capable of standing on their own. Now, [...]
Tags: Aquaman, Batman, Chris Evans, Fantastic Four, Hulk, Iron Man, Mark Frost, Michael Chiklis, Mystique, Nightcrawler, Silver Surfer, Spider-Man, Superman, Tim Story, Waverider, Wolverine
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