In other news, the 1985 movie Back To The Future celebrated its 25th anniversary this past week! This is a movie I consider to be a must-see. If you haven't seen this movie, then you've been living under a rock for about 20 years! Sure, it came out way before my time, but I still love this movie for all the pop-culture references and quotable lines. When I first saw it, some of the '80's pop culture references flew over my head, so I was constantly bothering my parents with questions about what the '80's were like. In celebration of the movie's 25th anniversary, the complete trilogy has been re-released on DVD and Blu-Ray.
A Thriller movie? Say what?
According to EmpireOnline, several studios are already competing to turn Michael Jackson's memorable music video into a full-length feature film. I consider myself to be a big Michael Jackson, but I'm not really sure what to make of this. I don't know whether to be excited to dread it. I really hate it when people mess up MJ tributes (Chris Brown). What will this movie even be like? Will it be a musical? Will it actually be a scary movie? And most importantly, what will the plot be? It seems like it would be hard making a storyline from a music video. I just hope that whoever directs it (rumor says Kenny Ortega, which I pray does not come true), does the original MJ masterpiece justice.
The Dark Knight Sequel has a title!!
The L.A. Times broke the big news that the long awaited sequel to The Dark Knight now has a title: The Dark Knight Rises. The plot and the new villain still remain shrouded in secrecy. The revelation of a title is progress enough for me, because it kind of sets the tone of what the movie will be like.
So, as you can probably tell, there is a lot happening (or not happening in Mel Gibson's case) in Hollywood. There are a lot of movies and projects to look forward to, such as the final Harry Potter movie and The Dark Knight Rises. I would have to rank these two movies as the ones I anticipate seeing the most! I'm still iffy on the Thriller project, but Hollywood is constantly changing, so we shall just have to wait and see.
According to EmpireOnline, several studios are already competing to turn Michael Jackson's memorable music video into a full-length feature film. I consider myself to be a big Michael Jackson, but I'm not really sure what to make of this. I don't know whether to be excited to dread it. I really hate it when people mess up MJ tributes (Chris Brown). What will this movie even be like? Will it be a musical? Will it actually be a scary movie? And most importantly, what will the plot be? It seems like it would be hard making a storyline from a music video. I just hope that whoever directs it (rumor says Kenny Ortega, which I pray does not come true), does the original MJ masterpiece justice.
The Dark Knight Sequel has a title!!
The L.A. Times broke the big news that the long awaited sequel to The Dark Knight now has a title: The Dark Knight Rises. The plot and the new villain still remain shrouded in secrecy. The revelation of a title is progress enough for me, because it kind of sets the tone of what the movie will be like.
So, as you can probably tell, there is a lot happening (or not happening in Mel Gibson's case) in Hollywood. There are a lot of movies and projects to look forward to, such as the final Harry Potter movie and The Dark Knight Rises. I would have to rank these two movies as the ones I anticipate seeing the most! I'm still iffy on the Thriller project, but Hollywood is constantly changing, so we shall just have to wait and see.
