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Disney's "Race to Witch Mountain" raced to No. 1 at the weekend box office, bypassing expectations with $25 million in ticket sales.
Hey, fanboys. Yeah, you guys, the ones who flooded my inbox with e-mails after I trashed Zack Snyder's "300," wishing birth defects on my unborn children and suggesting that perhaps my husband isn't — ahem — keeping me satisfied.
"Watchmen" clocked in with $55.7 million in ticket sales to claim the top spot at the box office, making director Zack Snyder's comic book adaptation about a team of twisted superheros the biggest opening of 2009 so far.
Zack Snyder is standing inside a 9,000-pound, tanklike metal pod in the center of the crowded Comic-Con floor. He nonchalantly points out the features of the Owl Ship, a real-life version of the flying vehicle from the award-winning graphic novel "Watchmen."
What I'm sure a lot of people were expecting to be the most epic weekend ever in the history of graphic novel fandom kind of turned into a bummer for Warner Brothers.Before I get into the box office results, I've got to point to some first hand reports that there were walkouts du …
Fantasies that Watchmen would open to $70 million this weekend went up in flames after the early numbers came in on Saturday. Forget about setting new records, Snyder's adaptation of the popular Alan Moore graphic novel didn't won't even beat 300.
Online Exclusive – Watchmen Alert: Director Zack Snyder Meet the Spartan. Turned Watchman Fan. 300 director Zack Snyder tells Mayo Martin in Los Angeles what it was like directing a violent comic book, which he, like, totally likes.
Something about this movie bothers me. I don't know what, it just bothers me.All the online hype suggests a blockbuster, but that doesn't really mean anything in light of what happened with Snakes on a Plane.
Watching Watchmen: Zack Snyder's morally complex--and faithful--adaptation of the graphic novelThe Watchmen are technically superheroes, but they are not clearly heroes. In their tragic, multigenerational tale, masks hide more than just the usual secret identities. They hide histories of sexual abuse, political duplicity, and certifiable insanity.
Bloggers Love Watchmen, But They're On Their OwnThe reviews of Zack Snyder's Watchmen are pouring in, and a pattern has developed. The movie blogs are proclaiming the film a new masterpiece, but the mainstream media is clutching its head and groaning.
Easter Eggs In Zack Snyder's Insanely OCD Watchmen TrailerThe second Watchmen trailer arrived last week, and we're blown away by the crazy OCD detail that goes into every scene. There have been plenty of comics-to-screen comparisons, but the footage is also littered with Easter eggs and little clues as to the direction of the movie.
300 (Film) REVIEW A brief review of 2007 visual effects heavy film "300", - the movie based on Graphic novel by Frank Miller and the story of most famous last Stand.
Good news, ladies! 300 provides the perfect male equivalent to lingerie, and believe it or not, it's a red cape and a leather diaper. Bad news for your partners, you might grow a mustache from all the residual testosterone.
From 300 Trailer... first look at WATCHMEN?"The image seems to be of Rorshach... a major character from WATCHMEN, Zach Snyder's next project."
The notion is quaint, now, that a leader would ride into combat with the men he orders to their potential doom as King Leonidas does with his three hundred Spartans.
The Reel Report - February 2007This months includes news on the upcoming films 'Saw IV', 'Incredible Hulk', what will be Anna Nicole Smith's final film 'Illegal Aliens', the latest trailers, box office rankings, & more.
300 reviewed!I was invited to a preview screening of 300 last night in London, and madly I travelled for hours to see it. I wasn't disappointed.
For the huge fanbase of the Watchmen comics and graphic novel it seemed that their last chance of hope was lost with the dumping of the project over at Paramount, and the subsequent move by both David Hayter and Paul Greengrass.
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