Ben Affleck’s casting as Bruce Wayne/Batman has caused a lot of rage, and my knee-jerk reaction was close to that. The first thought in mind — and for many others — was the dreadful Daredevil movie Affleck was in. But that was 10 years ago. Affleck has arguably grew as an actor, and even more so, grew as a director.
Author: Timothy
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Former Batman George Clooney Shares Words on Ben Affleck as Batman
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Jim Gordon in ‘Gotham’ Show
One of Batman‘s greatest allies, Commissioner Jim Gordon, will grace television in the show simply entitled Gotham. Before you get your hopes up, no, Batman will not appear in the show. It will follow Gordon’s rise in the ranks as he tries to clean up the streets. -
Dean Norris of ‘Breaking Bad’ in One More ‘Funny or Die’ Video
http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/3312edf54c/hank-schrader-what-happens-next
Are you caught up with Breaking Bad? Good! Now watch this video. Dean Norris again proves he’s captivating and hilarious. Why are you still reading this? Go watch!
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Jimmy Fallon’s ‘Joking Bad’
Many, many people are tuning in for the final season of the brilliant show, Breaking Bad. Walter White’s tribulations he must face and overcome truly inspires, and it inspired Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to create the amazing parody, Joking Bad.
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‘The Day of the Doctor’: The 50th Anniversary Special of ‘Doctor Who’
The BBC revealed promotional photos for the 50th anniversary special of Doctor Who, entitled The Day of the Doctor. As any fan of the Doctor knows, the special will feature Matt Smith’s and David Tennant’s Doctor. Then there’s also John Hurt’s Doctor, who we don’t really know anything about; except for the speculation that he’s between the 8th and 9th incarnation. -
Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Crimson Peak’
Director Guillermo del Toro’s next project is the horror film, Crimson Peak. The haunted house will shelter the likes of Jessica Chastain, Mia Wasikowska, Charlie Hunnam, and Burn Gorman. -
Trailer for the New ‘RoboCop’
After much waiting, the trailer for the remake of RoboCop was released. Directed by Jose Padilha, the film stars Joel Kinnaman as Alex Murphy, who becomes RoboCop, Gary Oldman as the scientist who creates RoboCop, and Michael Keaton as the CEO of OmniCorp.
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Vin Diesel on Bringing ‘Riddick’ Back
Vin Diesel was always passionate about the character Riddick. After Chronicles of Riddick, he produced video games on the character. And now, nine years after the sequel to Pitch Black, Diesel and writer/director David Twohy are bringing him back in the movie simply titled Riddick.
