‘Star Trek: The Ultimate Trivia Deck’ Lets You Boldly Go Into Game Night
Welcome to the table, As a lifelong Star Trek fan, I’ve found everyone celebrating this year’s 60th Anniversary delightful, to
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Trailer Watch: Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink’
After recently discovering Danny Boyle‘s work with the 28 Years Later duology, Ink looks like it could be an exciting
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Is Your Apartment Haunted By A Japanese Pop Star? ‘Liza The Fox-Fairy’ Reviewed
There are movies you enjoy and there are movies that aren’t your cup of tea, but it’s not everyday that
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Commentary: ‘Together’ Is Less Of A Story And More Of An Exercise
Movies can chronicle all sorts of different tales. Some deal with engaging plots, while others focus on character development. Then
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Venture Into The Impassible Wilderness In Final ‘Wildwood’ Trailer
Laika is such a dependable animation studio. It’s stop-motion animation techniques are second-to-none and the worlds they create are intricate
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The Collectors’ Desk Episode 15 — All Day Long, I’m Just Right And Wrong
Pawn Stars Toy Expert Steve Johnston, Comicon.com Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen, Actor/Comedian Paul Vato, and Comicon.com Editor-In-Chief Erik Amaya
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Star Trek Week: Ranking The ‘Trek’ Big Screen Adventures
As Star Trek week wraps up the Comicon.com team decided to devote some time to one aspect of Trek that
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The Minions Go Hollywood: ‘Minions & Monsters’ Reviewed
Minions — are they really irresistible or is it possible to be immune to their charms? Deciding to make the
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Commentary: The Unoriginality Of ‘The Substance’ Is A Strength
A lot of stories are praised for their uniqueness and originality. Audiences like to be surprised and experience something fresh.
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If Only Other Gangster Films Were This Good: Jonathan Glazer’s ‘Sexy Beast’ Reviewed
Usually the idea of completing “one last job” is associated with hubris. It’s not enough to walk away with your
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and our regular roundup of posts as picked by the editorial team here at Comicon.com. Let’s
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‘The Jodorowsky Film Collection’ Is The Definitive Cult Filmmaker’s HD Boxset
Umbrella Entertainment recently announced that it will be releasing the entirety of Alejandro Jodorowsky‘s films together as one collection. The
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‘Rogue Trooper’ Movie UK And North America Premieres Announced For The BFI Festival and TIFF
Well, we know it’s all finished and done, and it’s had an international premiere at the Annecy International Animation Film
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‘Supergirl’ Flies To HBO Max September 10
If you decided to wait on Supergirl until it reached streaming, your time has almost come. HBO Max announced Thursday that the
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Ryan Reynolds Avoids The “Thor Crying” Question For Once
If you’ve been following the odd Deadpool saga across the summer conventions, you’ll know actor Ryan Reynolds has one question he wants
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Bangarang! Steven Spielberg’s ‘Hook’ Swinging To 4K UHD In November
Steven Spielberg‘s Hook is heading to 4K UHD just in time for the holidays. Long before the term “legacy sequel”
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An Interview With ‘Beyond The Border: Latino Representation in Hollywood’ Co-Directors Clara And Julia Kuperberg
Latino representation has not always been great in Hollywood. Latino characters haven’t even always been played by Latino actors, and
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Fanhome Celebrates ‘The Lord Of The Rings’ With Large-Scale Build-Up Sauron Model
Fanhome presents an extraordinary release for The Lord of The Rings fans with the release of their Build-Up model of
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Arrow Video’s November Slate Offers Up ‘Fargo,’ ‘WarGames,’ ‘Dirty Dozen,’ ‘Clash of the Titans,’ And More
Arrow Video has a big November planned this year, with a slate that includes 4K UHD and Blu-ray titles spanning
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Commentary: ’72 Hours’ Is A Missed Premise
A great premise doesn’t necessarily mean a great story. The former is just an idea; it represents potential and the
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An Interview With ‘Charles Grodin: Rebel With A Cause’ Director James L. Freedman
Whether he was being pursued by Robert DeNiro in Midnight Run or appearing on a talk show, Charles Grodin could
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‘Backrooms’ To Add A Creepy Vibe On HBO Max In September
The theatrical sensation Backrooms can finally be seen in all its liminal glory in the liminal space that is HBO Max.
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Reviewing Fanhome’s ‘Star Wars’ Darth Vader 1:2 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 80-84
The next five stages in my Fanhome Star Wars Darth Vader 1:2 Scale Build-Up Subscription.* This 1:2 scale model represents
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Commentary: ‘The Long Walk’ Is A Film Beyond Labels Of Good Or Bad
A lot of times people want to know if a movie is good or bad. This is often a reductive
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Commentary: ‘Mortal Kombat 2’ Had To Made A Choice Between Tones
The Mortal Kombat franchise has a surprisingly rich mythology. After publishing so many games, the characters and plot have expanded to
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Toy Robot’s November 4K Lineup Includes Classic Steven Seagal, ’90s Chow Yun-Fat, Japanese Fantasy And More
Toy Robot Video, the new sub-label from Arrow Video, continues its mission to release cult fare on 4K UHD and
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Commentary — ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Villain Stretches The Definition Of Adaptation
Of course, no adaptation is going to be perfect. There needs to be changes made to every character in order
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Nuns Against Nazis: Frank Borzage’s ‘Till We Meet Again’ Reviewed
A nun, surrounded by children and doves, recites a litany that’s interrupted by gunshots. This is WWII France and the
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Robin Williams Classics ‘Dead Poets Society’ And ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Headed To 4K UHD
Movie fans are getting a double dose of classic Robin Williams next month. Dead Poets Society and Mrs. Doubtfire are
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‘Untold Mr. T: I Pity The Fool’ Tops Out Netflix Pix In September
September is nearly here and that means Netflix has released its list of upcoming film and television shows for the
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Commentary — ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Recreates Comic Panels But Ruins Their Context
As a visual medium, comics are perfectly suited to adapt into films. The comic medium can almost serve as storyboards
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