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Prepare for a journey through time and space with “Svengoolie” this Saturday, April 6th, at 8:00 Pm on MeTV, as they present Episode 13 titled “The Time Travelers.” In this thrilling installment, viewers will be transported to a dystopian future where a scientist ventures 107 years forward through a time portal.

As the scientist explores this desolate world, he discovers a bleak landscape ravaged by nuclear war, inhabited by both mutants and a small group of “normal humans” struggling to survive. With danger lurking at every turn, the scientist must navigate through this post-apocalyptic wasteland to unravel the mysteries of the future and find a way back home.

Join “Svengoolie” for an evening of suspense, adventure, and otherworldly encounters in “The Time Travelers.” Tune in to MeTV at 8:00 Pm this Saturday to embark on this thrilling journey through time.

Release Date & Time: 8:00 Pm Saturday 6 April 2024 on MeTV

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On Friday, October 13, 2023, at 9:00 Pm on History, “The UnXplained” returns with its sixth season, featuring an intriguing episode titled “The Time Travelers.” In this episode, the show delves into the fascinating topic of time travel, exploring whether it has already occurred, whether intentionally or accidentally, and the scientific theories that suggest it might be possible.

“The UnXplained” takes viewers on a journey into the mysteries of the universe, exploring various unexplained phenomena and phenomena that challenge our understanding of the world. In “The Time Travelers,” the show explores one of the most intriguing concepts in science fiction and theoretical physics – the possibility of traveling through time.

This episode promises to be a thought-provoking exploration of a topic that has captivated the imaginations of many. Whether you’re a science enthusiast or simply curious about the mysteries of time, “The Time Travelers” is sure to provide you with an engaging...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Season 1, Episode 4 of The Time Traveler’s Wife.] In the latest chapter of HBO‘s adaptation of The Time Traveler’s Wife, things are getting wacky for Clare’s (Rose Leslie) friends Gomez (Desmin Borges) and Charisse (Natasha Lopez) when she invites her time-traversing love, Henry (Theo James), to dinner. Along with being Clare’s closest confidantes, Gomez and Charisse play a more significant role in her life than just friends as the series explores a deeper connection between her and each of these individuals. In the two years since Clare last saw Henry in the meadow on her 18th birthday, she dipped her toes in other pools, as the episode reveals intimate moments she shared with Gomez and Charisse. It’s an intriguing layer to explore considering Gomez and Charisse’s own relationship as a committed couple and their view of Clare’s mysterious lover who brings some chaos to their loft.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Season 1, Episode 2 of The Time Traveler’s Wife.] The Time Traveler’s Wife may be about Henry (Theo James) and Clare’s (Rose Leslie) love story, but the HBO show’s latest installment put a spotlight on his past in an emotional entry. Along with the intrigue of Henry’s genetic quirk of time travel, his personal history includes a dark moment that is part of his present and future. As Clare longs to learn more about the man she’s fallen in love with, Henry is forced to open up about the dark chapter, revealing the tragic circumstances surrounding his mother Annette’s (Kate Siegel) death. (Credit: HBO) On Christmas day in 1988, a young Henry and his mother are heading to the airport to pick up his father when a car rear-ends theirs, pushing them into the truck parked in front of them. The force pushes a loose sheet of metal off...

Written by a Scot, adapted from an American novel, with a US director and two Brits playing Americans in the lead roles, HBO and Sky Atlantic co-production The Time Traveler’s Wife could scarcely be more transatlantic. The six-part time-travel rom-com, written by Steven Moffat based on Audrey Niffenegger’s hit 2003 book, is the story of Henry DeTamble, a Chicago librarian with a fantasy genetic condition that causes him to unexpectedly drop out and into his timeline, disappearing and reappearing in inconvenient times, places and states of undress. Played by Theo James, Henry is the titular time traveller, while his titular wife is Claire Abshire, played here by Rose Leslie (and by Rachel McAdams in the earlier movie.) Here’s where you’ll have seen James and Leslie before.

Rose Leslie as Claire Abshire

Actor Rose Leslie could get cast as the 15th Doctor in Doctor Who, go on to...

Warning: this Review contains the time traveler’s wife spoilers.

The Time Traveler’s Wife Episode 1 Review

The Time Traveler’s Wife, HBO’s new miniseries adaptation based on Audrey Niffenegger’s novel of the same name, is taking full advantage of the extended time serialized television offers in regards to telling a story involving multiple timelines. The opening episode assumes viewers have not read the novel or seen the previous movie adaptation, but it makes the jumps in time easier to follow if you have the background of either or both. This miniseries is not for people who have already made their mind up to hate the premise but it’s for the readers of the novel who wanted more character development from the movie.

Henry DeTamble (Theo James) is the time traveler in the title. His powers of time travel are limited to his actual lifespan, give or take a few years.

The Time Traveler's Wife looks set to feature a new 'ship that will be talked about for the years to come.

HBO on Thursday confirmed the highly-anticipated adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger's novel will bow Sunday, May 15.

The six-episode series will also be available to stream on HBO Max.

the series is described as "an intricate and magical love story, adapted by Steven Moffat from the much loved novel by Audrey Niffenegger and directed by David Nutter, The Time Traveler’S Wife tells the story of Clare and Henry, and a marriage with a problem... time travel."

Sounds fun, right?

The first trailer certainly hones in on the issue of time travel and how Clare (Rose Leslie) and Henry's (Theo James) love story is constantly put on pause when Henry disappears.

Moffat recently opened up about bringing the project to screen during the TCA panel for the show.

“What is...

If absence makes the heart grow fonder, The Time Traveler’s Wife will become extremely fond of her spouse this spring.

HBO announced Thursday that its series adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s novel will premiere on Sunday, May 15. The six-episode drama will also be available to stream on HBO Max.

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Written by Doctor Who vet Steven Moffat, The Time Traveler’s Wife will chronicle the “intricate and magical...

Colombian-Canadian director Lina Rodríguez’s third feature, “My Two Voices”, a 68 min documentary that through its short runtime artfully orchestrates a polyphony of emotions, colors, textures and voices in its portrayal of three immigrant women.

Produced by Canada’s Rayon Verde, the same production company behind her previous film “This Time Tomorrow,” Rodríguez’s meticulous approach interweaves the voices of Claudia Montoya, Marinela Piedrahita and Ana Garay Kostic as they share their experiences of immigrating to Canada. Energized by a rich soundscape, the film achieves a deep intimacy, while refusing to draw borders, between spaces, between voices, between there and here, who I was and who I am, between I and Us.

Rodríguez is currently finishing her latest film “So Much Tenderness”.

Variety talked with her as her documentary debuted in Berlinale.

The film has a very set dynamic in its form, it restraint: It often decides not to show...

Brandi Carlile performed live at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, New York on Friday, her first stadium performance since announcing her new album, In These Silent Days. The album reunites her with By the Way, I Forgive You producers Dave Cobb and Shooter Jennings, the latter of whom was also on the stage on keyboards for the rousing evening.

Amythyst Kiah opened the show solo (Carlile later explained that the band members were stuck at the airport), performing songs from her new album, Wary + Strange, which was released in June.

Brandi Carlile will release the follow-up to her Grammy-winning By the Way, I Forgive You this fall. The new album, titled In These Silent Days, arrives via Low Country Sound/Elektra Records on October 1st and includes the first single “Right on Time,” premiering Wednesday.

“Right on Time” leads off In These Silent Days and bears some of Joni Mitchell’s influence, which Carlile has celebrated on numerous occasions, even performing the songwriter’s album Blue at a special event in 2019. Building from solo piano to a full-band arrangement, the...

As we get ready to bid farewell to the month of April, we have one last slate of home media releases this week to look forward to, and there are some really fun titles headed home that genre fans do not want to miss out on. Arrow is showing Donnie Darko some love this Tuesday in 4K with their 2-Disc Limited Edition Collector’s Set, and they’ve also put together a Steelbook edition for Elvira: Mistress of the Dark as well.

Severin Films is also keeping busy with their release of Joe D’Amato’s Deep Blood and Vinegar Syndrome is resurrecting both Rush Week and Last Gasp in HD as well. Other releases for April 27th include Werewolves on Wheels, Murder Bury Win, The Time Travelers, Beware the Children, Berserkers, Bad Witch and Pipeline.

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In a career that forever raised the bar for everything from hookers, cannibals and necrophiles to Ator,...

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By Hank Reineke

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from half-a century or more of watching Hollywood films, it’s this; the distant future is no place in time I wish to visit. This pandemic of 2020-2021 aside, the future Tinsel Town promises is made up of things far worse: robots gone crazy, desolate landscapes, warring hordes of mutants and an assortment of post-nuclear zombies running amuck. And that’s not to mention, of course, the bland and unfashionable unisex leotards we’ll all be expected to wear as uniforms. So I stand firm in this conviction and, truth be told, Ib Melchior’s The Time Travelers (American International Pictures, 1964) does little to convince me that I’m wrong.

Melchior’s story is Ok. A laboratory accident allows a team of scientists to be catapulted from 5 July 1964 to one hundred...

Ib Melchior’s best-directed movie is a futuristic space opera with a time travel theme, all done at a production level suitable for a Halloween fun house. Yet its talented crew comes up with exciting visuals to match Melchior’s flaky-but-fun eclecticism: Androids, Mutants, ‘deviants,’ hydroponic gardens, force fields, time warps… and a sexist attitude or two to remind us that we’re seeing 2071 through the eyes of 1964. And it’s one of the earliest Hollywood credits for cameramen Vilmos Zsigmond and Laszlo Kovacs.

The Time Travelers

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1964 / Color / 1:85 widescreen / 84 min. / Street Date April 27, 2021 / available through Kino Lorber / 29.95

Starring: Preston Foster, Philip Carey, Merry Anders, John Hoyt, Dennis Patrick, Joan Woodbury, Delores Wells, Steve Franken, Forrest J. Ackerman, Peter Strudwick, Wayne Anderson .

Cinematography: William Zsigmond (Vilmos Zsigmond)

Camera Operator: Leslie Kovacs (Laszlo Kovacs)

Lumichord Effects: Oskar Fischinger

Visual Effects: David L. Hewitt

Assistant directors: Lew Borzage,...

Rose Leslie is returning to HBO as The Time Traveler’s Wife.

The Game of Thrones vet will star opposite Theo James (Sanditon) in a series adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s beloved novel, which was previously made into a 2009 film starring Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana, our sister site Deadline reports.

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Adapted by Steven Moffat (Sherlock, Doctor Who), The Time Traveler’s Wife...

Walter Murphy’s “A Fifth of Beethoven,” the disco-fied 1976 reinvention of the composer’s most famous symphony, seems like an unusual choice for the theme of “Mrs. America,” FX’s Cate Blanchett-starring series on the history of the 1970s women’s movement as seen from the perspective of its fervent opponent, arch-conservative Phyllis Schlafly. The song dates from late in the show’s chronology, its glitzy groove seems at odds with many of the characters, and most of all, it’s an instrumental.

But for the show’s music supervisor, Mary Ramos — who has worked on dozens of films and television shows, most prominently on several Quentin Tarantino films, including last year’s Oscar-winning “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” as well as Hulu’s “Little Fires Everywhere” — it’s a perfect choice.

“It represents both sides of the story,” she says. “Phyllis and her conservative friends listen to...

The matriarchal psychodramas of the ’60s bled into the ’70s with alliteration-laden (and questioning) efforts such as Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?, What’s the Matter With Helen?, and the sole directorial effort from noted horror author John Farris, Dear Dead Delilah (1972). Vinegar Syndrome has brought this entertaining Southern Gothic back from the grave with a solid new Blu-ray release that's sure to please fans of ripe, pithy dialogue and surprising splatter.

Dear Dead Delilah starts out with the reveal that teenaged Luddy has murdered her mom because she didn’t want her heading out to see any fellas; we then flash forward 25 years and a now middle-aged Luddy (Patricia Carmichael – Petticoat Junction) has been released from the sanitarium; walking around, she is hit by a stray football in a park belonging to a member of the wealthy Charles clan, and whisked back to their estate. There Luddy is introduced to the family,...

Feinstein's54 Below, Broadway's Supper Club, will present The Last Song of Eddie Scourge, a new musical by Eli Bolin Found, Skippyjon Jones and Mike Pettry The Light Princess, The Time Travelers Convention, featuring Greg Hildreth The Robber Bridegroom, Rodgers amp Hammerstein's Cinderella, Barrett Wilbert Weed Heathers The Musical, Found, Max Crumm Disaster, Grease, and more on November 30th, 2016 at 930pm.

In his only Tfh commentary, the late Ib Melchior shares some backstage info on the making of this lesser-known but diverting sci fi fantasy that sports one of the most cleverly edited climaxes in the genre. That's Forry Ackerman, editor of Famous Monsters of Filmland, as one of the technicians transforming a circle into a square.

The Time Travelers can be seen online in its entirety here.

What horrors will we find on the planet Yoo-rah-nuss? A cyclopean dinosaur? Nasty spider monsters? A megalomaniac cerebellum that can turn our X-rated sex fantasies into flesh and blood people? Let's go! Sid Pink's flashy and slightly idiotic adventure stars space cadet John Agar as an average guy willing to have sex with a phantom from his own imagination. Say, doesn't Woody Allen make dirty jokes about that? Journey to the Seventh Planet Blu-ray Kl Studio Classics 1962 / Color / 1:66 widescreen / 77 min. / Street Date April 5, 2016 / available through Kino Lorber / 29.95 Starring John Agar, Carl Ottosen, Ann Smyrner, Greta Thyssen, Peter Monch, Ove Sprogoe, Louis Miehe-Renard, Ulla Moritz, Mimi Heinrich, Annie Birgit Garde. Cinematography Aage Wiltrup Visual Effects Krogh, Wah Chang, Jim Danforth, Ronny Scheemmel. Art Director Otto Lund Editor Tove Palsbo Original Music Jerry Capeheart, Ib Glindemann, Mitchell Tableporte Written by Ib Melchior & Sid Pink Produced by Samuel Z. Arkoff & Sid Pink...

Yet another European art film director tries his hand at cerebral Sci-fi. Alain Resnais' openly experimental movie uses a generic time travel framework to, what else, explore the phenomenon of memory. Suicidal melancholic Claude Rich is projected back exactly one year, for exactly one minute. What could go wrong? Je t'aime, je t'aime Blu-ray Kino Classics 1968 / Color /1:66 widescreen / 94 min. / Street Date November 10, 2015 / available through Kino Lorber / 29.95 Starring Claude Rich, Olga Georges-Picot, Anouk Ferjac. Cinematography Jean Boffety Film Editors Albert Jurgenson, Colette Leloup Original Music Krzysztof Penderecki Written by Jacques Sternberg, Alain Resnais Produced by Mag Bodard Directed by Alain Resnais

Reviewed by Glenn Erickson

My very first UCLA film class in the Fall of 1970 dispatched us to the Vagabond Theater to see a double bill of two 'art' movies that play fast and loose with narrative conventions: Luis Buñuel's Ensayo de un Crimen and Alain Resnais' Je t'aime,...

Ib Melchior, the screenwriter and director who took two classics of literature and set them in the future for the 1960s sci-fi films Robinson Crusoe on Mars and The Time Travelers, has died. He was 97. Melchior, who claimed he was the one who came up with the ideas for TV's Lost in Space and Star Trek, died Saturday of natural causes at his home in West Hollywood, his son, Leif, told The Hollywood Reporter. A native of Copenhagen, Melchior co-wrote the screenplay for Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964), based on Daniel Dufoe's 18th century adventure tale. Directed

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We here at Tfh have always thought of the great Vilmos Zsigmond as one of "our" movie icons, having begun his distinguished cinematographic career in the humble swamps of low budget exploitation before rising on his own merit to a justly celebrated mainstream career. So it is with fond memories of the likes of The Sadist, The Name of the Game is Kill, The Time Travelers and Five Bloody Graves that we congratulate him on this latest award: From The Daily News - The legendary Hungarian-American cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond, director of photography of the soon-to-be-released film ‘Atatürk,’ will receive a Life Time Achievement Award today from the 67th Cannes International Film Festival 2014.

In an extraordinary, Academy Award-winning career spanning some six decades, Zsigmond’s outstanding credits include “The Deer Hunter” and “Heaven’s Gate” directed by Michael Cimino, “Close Encounters Of The Third Kind” and “Sugarland Express” by Steven Spielberg,...

There are only four episodes left of How I Met Your Mother, which puts us right into "stick the landing" territory. And last night's episode, "Vesuvius," seemed to fall in line with the theory that the Mother is dead and Ted is recounting all of this as a widower. I buy that theory for a number of reasons, though Himym has long enjoyed misdirection — let's give the Dead Mom Theory a strong maybe. And let's also be clear: If the mother dies or turns out to have been dead, I will never forgive this damn show.The Dead Mom Theory has been floating around for a bit, and it gained traction in season eight's "The Time Travelers," in which we see Ted rush to the (unseen) Mother's apartment and say, "Exactly 45 days from now, you and I are going to meet." He tells her their love story and begs, "I...

The 200th episode of "How I Met Your Mother" is called "How Your Mother Met Me," and it tells the story of how the Mother's (Cristin Milioti) life intersected with Ted's (Josh Radnor) over the years.

The episode will feature her perspective on a times she and Ted almost crossed paths, so it's a good time to review them. Here are some of the moments you may see (again) in Monday's (Jan. 27) episode.

'Pilot' (Season 1, episode 1)

In 2030, a middle-aged Ted Mosby (voiced by Bob Saget) sits down to tell his two kids the story of how he met their mom. The episode ends with a swerve, as the opening story is all about how Ted met Robin (Cobie Smulders). The on-screen kids and the audience both blurt out, "What?!," and we begin the very long and very winding road toward Ted's future.

'Milk' (Season 1, episode 21)

Earlier in the season (in...

A couple of weeks ago, I was pretty enthusiastic about the episode “The Time Travelers,” in which Ted found himself alone at McLaren’s facing a hard truth, which is that his friends have gotten older. They’ve moved on. The gang doesn’t hang out as much as they used to. And amid Ted’s nostalgia for one night in particular, an imaginary Barney says, “Ted, this moment is already gone.” I admit, I got a little choked up, so I felt like a dupe last night when Future Ted says, “Kids, you can’t cling to the past, because no matter how tightly you hold on, it’s already gone.”Wait a minute, writers: As much as I dig the sentiment, and have ever since Nate said something similar to Claire in the series finale of Six Feet Under, you trotted it out three episodes ago! I realize...

A review of last night's "How I Met Your Mother" coming up just as soon as I DVR the news... I spent a good chunk of "The Time Travelers" feeling the same frustration I've had with much of this season. The jokes felt strained (Marshall using a falsetto to try to get out of the ladies room), or like watered-down versions of things "Himym" did much better back in the day (the entire time traveler gag was something used well, and sparingly, when Marshall visited his teenage self). Even the hints of darkness, like Ted realizing any relationship with Coat Check...

This week on How I Met Your Mother, Robin and Marshall battled on the dance floor, while Ted took a long hard look at himself and his future.  

"The Time Travelers " was a mashup of Multiplicity, Shelter Island and A Christmas Carol that at times confused the Dickens out of me. Still, I thoroughly enjoyed the episode, despite doing the dog head tilt a few times. 

The revelation that the Minnesota Tidal Wave night happened five years ago was a sort of Sixth Sense moment, yet I was left a little confounded as to what to make of seeing all the "Ted people" Adding to the evening's twists and turns was guest star Jayma Mays.

Her performance as the two coat check girls was great. I loved the contrast between the smartly dressed version on the left and the one on the right wearing Ted's Wesleyan sweatshirt. I don't think she is the mother,...

Weve all seen great zombie films. Most of us have seen zombie comedies. But what about zombie police departments Their job Help the dead to rest in peace of course. Director Schwentke brings this hilarious meeting of genres to life this summer with his newest film based on the Dark Horse comic miniseries by the same name. Not a horror movie but what zombie fan wouldnt get a snicker at the potential this one has to offer if it delivers. Theres good reason to believe it will. Schwentke directed the popular actioncomedy Red (2010) with Bruce Willis and Morgan Freeman. Hes also responsible for the much lauded The Time Travelers Wife (2009). The cast is first rate including comedy and drama superstar Jeff Bridges...

Ghost The Musical just began previews last night at The Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. Ghost The Musical is directed by Tony Award winner Matthew Warchus God of Carnage, The Norman Conquests, Boeing-Boeing and choreographed by Ashley Wallen The X Factor, Kylie Minogue. Ghost The Musical is created by a team of Grammy and Academy Award winners, with a brand-new original score by Dave Stewart half of the multi-Grammy Award winning Eurythmics and Glen Ballard Michael Jackson's Man In The Mirror, Alanis Morissettes Jagged Little Pill, with a book by Bruce Joel Rubin Ghost, Jacobs Ladder, The Time Travelers Wife, who has adapted his Academy Award winning original screenplay for the stage. This brand new score also includes the iconic song Unchained Melody, famously performed in the film by The Righteous Brothers.BroadwayWorld was there for the first preview, and brings you a photo preview of the big event below. Check back...

Ancient Aliens premiered on H2 on Friday, February 17, and we have a great prize pack for one lucky winner! The show takes a look at the various alien sightings and phenomenons from around the world and is a really sweet show.

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Through ancient religious texts, personal sightings and exquisitely constructed wonders come the belief by some that ancient astronauts once inhabited our world among,...

Have you seen the series on Ancient Aliens on History Channel’s H2? The fourth season premieres tonight, and if you haven’t checked it out yet, it’s a great time to start! We have the whole season lineup right here for you, and it includes Mayans, the pyramids, Da Vinci, and alien cover-ups!

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Through ancient religious texts, personal sightings and exquisitely constructed wonders come the belief by some that ancient astronauts once inhabited our world among, and pre-dating the existence of, human beings and that they will indeed come again. In Season 4 of Ancient Aliens, H2 resumes the investigation of these curious marvels while questioning truth vs. phenomenon via 75 million years of the most credible alien evidence here on Earth as seen in a myriad of forms from biblical texts to massive stone ruins aligned in perfect Pythagorean sequence.

The Doctor (William Hartnell), Steven (Peter Purves), and new companion Dodo (Jackie Lane), who is suffering from a cold, arrive in the Tardis some ten million years in the future on a giant spaceship carrying all the Earth's surviving plant, animal and human life (much of it miniaturized and in suspended animation) on a 700 year voyage to a new home on the planet Refusis II. The time travelers meet the stewards of the vessel, the mute one-eyed Monoids and their human minders. Dodo.s cold causes havoc since the Monoids and humans have no resistance and the trio is put on trial until the Doctor devises a treatment for the plague. The trio then re-boards the Tardis and takes...

Chicago – A fascinating B-movie gem from 1964, “Robinson Crusoe on Mars” gives modern viewers an idea of what America’s collective imagination (concerning space travel) looked like during that brief moment in time. As an entertainment, it’s hokey and creaky beyond belief, but as a cinematic time capsule, it’s quite a trip.

The film begins with the most heartbreaking bait and switch in camp movie history. Two years before his success with “Batman,” Adam West shows up as an astronaut orbiting Mars. The deadpan earnestness of his performance is priceless right from the beginning, as he scolds a floating monkey with the line, “Listen Mona, this banana paste is meant for your survival only!” Sadly, the ship is soon forced to evacuate, killing off West and leaving only disgruntled monkey Mona and West’s crewmate, Kit, played by Paul Mantee. Seriously, it’s like being promised Keir Dullea and getting Gary Lockwood.

Robert Schwentke's, ('The Time Travelers Wife'), new film 'Red', based on DC Comic's graphic novels by Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner, opens to theaters today and should be watched by all fans of Bruce Willis and especially Helen Mirren. Frank (Bruce Willis) is a former CIA 'black ops' agent who spends his retirement in his nice home doing mundane things. Frank's biggest excitement is when his retirement check arrives. He tears it up and then calls Sarah (Mary Louise Parker) at the center responsible for sending out payments. After reporting that his check...

I gotta be honest... I was not expecting this movie to look so good. Especially since it comes from the director of films such as Flightplan and The Time Travelers Wife. Red looks freakin' awesome! From the trailer it seems like director Robert Schwentke has done a fantastic job adapting the Warren Ellis comic book, which, revolves around a group of retired CIA agents.

I had a smile on my face all the way through the trailer, this is going to be freakin' fun and entertaining film! I'm serious! Why would I lie to you? Check out the trailer below and see for yourself!

Synopsis:

Frank, Joe, Marvin, and Victoria used to be the CIA’s top agents — but the secrets they know just made them the Agency’s top targets. Now framed for assassination, they must use all of their collective cunning, experience and teamwork to stay one step...

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It was a Blood-Red-letter day for fandom as pros and fans alike gathered to bid a reluctant “Forry-well” to the late great genre-icon Forrest J. Ackerman! Hollywood’s historic Egyptian Theatre served as a temple for the filled-to-capacity ritual sponsored by the American Cinematheque, Profiles in History auction house and the Ackerman estate.

Guests began waiting on line at around 1:00Pm for the scheduled 3:00Pm reception. By 2:30 over 200 bodies had congregated at the doors of the theater. Inside, staff was scrambling. Pieces of Forry’s collection were being displayed (A first edition of Dracula signed by Bram Stoker and almost everyone who ever played the famous Vampire on screen, Bela Lugosi’s Dracula cape and Forry’s fave prop: the “Robotrix” from...

The American Cinematheque at Los Angeles’ Egyptian Theatre (6712 Hollywood Boulevard) has announced the first details of its tribute to Forrest J Ackerman. The celebration of the late Famous Monsters of Filmland creator takes place Sunday, March 8 beginning at 4 p.m.

Following a reception at 3, there will be a two-hour event in which filmmakers and others who knew Forry will offer testimonials, accompanied by film clips, slides, performances, etc. Admission to this part of the tribute is free. Then at 7 p.m., the Cinematheque presents a special double feature beginning with the U.S. premiere of Famous Monster: Forrest J Ackerman, a 48-minute documentary by Michael MacDonald about Forry’s remarkable life and achievements, with archival footage, movie clips and interviews with the man and his fans. It’s followed by a discussion with filmmakers MacDonald and Ian Johnston, and then 1964’s The Time Travelers, writer/director Ib Melchior’s sci-fi...