By Ashley Bergner Box Office Buzz From superheroes to super spies, from hobbits to bow-and-arrow wielding heroines, 2012 was quite an epic year at the box office. It’s been a while since I remember so many good movies being packed into one year, and I had a difficult time narrowing
Join us this week, as the electric ESO crew rises to the occasion and inspects the concluding installment of Nolan’s supreme saga. But wait! What’s this? Joining Mike, Mike, and Bobby on the station is Dave Slotter, Scott Viguie, and the award-winning artist Mark Maddox. And lurking in the shadows
Next week, the ESO crew travels to Gotham City for a review of highly anticipated blockbuster movie, The Dark Knight Rises. Plus, ESO welcomes Ed Catto for a discussion of all things Black Mask and Captain Action, including several announcements made at the San Diego Comic Con. ESO wants to
On the one hand it is ridiculous that it has taken this long for Mattel to get around to making an action figure of the second-most-important living character in the Batman mythos. On the other hand, Mattel just released a figure of a frigging butler. Looking at it from that
Oh, Bane, you cinematic enigma. Are you from the Caribbean? Is your mask keeping you alive? Will you use Venom at all? What’s up with that jacket that makes you look like Tom Selleck from Quincy Down Under? Or do I mean Steven Segal from On Deadly Ground? Holy cow
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The ever-secretive Christopher Nolan has recruited another Inception veteran for this climactic chapter in his Bat-odyssey. But who could the fleet-footed Gordon-Levitt be playing? This is becoming an almost weekly game: “Who will the villains be? Who’s gonna get cast? This person got cast, but not as a villain we
Via EW.com – Warner Bros. announced via press release this morning that director Christopher Nolan has cast Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle in his third and final Batman opus The Dark Knight Rises. For those who don’t know their Batman lore, Selina Kyle is Catwoman’s alter-ego, although curiously, the press
