One of the single greatest animes ever made according to just about everyone in existence, Cowboy Bebop, will see release on high-def Blu-ray on December 16th. That means any lover of jazz, science fiction, westerns, and robots needs this in their home as soon as humanly possible.
Today, Marvel Studios held a big announcement at the El Capitan theater in Hollywood and the news was big! With the likes of “Avengers” director Joss Whedon in the audience, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige took the stage and said the company was announcing Phase 3 of the Marvel movies. That list is below
The movies sell us romance but true love is nothing like the movies.
Razerâ„¢, a world leader in connected devices and software for gamers, today unveiled its Razer Leviathan elite gaming and music sound bar. The new device provides premium quality audio for a wide range …
Step one in releasing a special edition Blu-ray release is a kick-ass new cover. And with the explosion of pop culture art happening in almost every major city, there are plenty of talented artists who are up to the task. Sony knows this and they recruited the premiere pop culture art gallery, Los Angeles’ Gallery […] The post Cool Stuff: Gallery 1988 Does Blu-ray Covers For 16 Classic Sony …
It’s that time of year again, folks. Halloween is upon us and we must wear costumes, eat sugary treats, and watch movies that give us nightmares
Steven Spielberg’s first film about World War II couldn’t be less like his better known “Schindler’s List’’ and “Saving Private Ryan.’’ An expensive box-office disappointment when released in December 1979,…
Copyright content holders who want to stop Internet pirates from distributing illegal movies, TV shows, music, games, and other content on the Internet have apparently just scored a major victory, Business Insider reports, as Google has pushed out a major search update that may prevent you from discovering pirated movies and TV shows before you even have the chance to download them.
“Stop with the comparisons, folks. Insecure much?”