The Brutal Scene That Made Unbroken's Cast Vomit And Pass Out

By all accounts, Angelina Jolie's Unbroken is a rather brutal piece of cinema - which isn't exactly too surprising given the incredible challenges that faced World War II hero Louis Zamperini during his time in a Japanese prison camp. Given the harshness of the film, it shouldn't be surprising that there was an emotional toll behind the making of the movie as well, but what you may not know is that one scene in particular was so hard to film that it actually resulted in star Jack O'Connell passing out and his co-star Takamasa Ishihara (a.k.a. Miyavi) vomiting. ...

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This Is Why You Can't Wear The Iron Man Helmet For Too Long

We've all dreamed of putting on the Iron Man suit and chatting with J.A.R.V.I.S. all day. But what if it's not all that the films crack it up to be? What if something goes horribly wrong? Well, one Iron Man fan decided to explore what would happen if he got his hands on an Iron Man helmet. Watch his dilemma below: The video, entitled, "Metal Head" is from YouTube user JonathanZonum explores what would happen if you could buy your own Iron Man helmet online, because, it is 2014, and Amazon has it all. But in ...

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5 Huge Star Wars Questions We'll Get Answers To In 2015

This is going to be a huge year for Star Wars. Most notably, December 2015 will bring the release of the hotly anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens. However, there is a lot to be excited for in the Star War universe beyond The Force Awakens, with the future releases of Star Wars spinoff films coming, as well. Outside of waiting for more trailers to be released, we also will hopefully get some more details about plot and the roles of some of our favorite Star Wars characters in the new films. Here are five huge questions that we think we'll ...

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Batman v Superman Is Pouring Money Into One Epic Special Effect Sequence

We've been tickled with excitement over Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ever since Warner Bros. made the big logo reveal a couple Comic-Cons ago. As it turns out, though, there's even more over which to geek out. Apparently the production is going all out in bringing back the special effects masters at Weta Digital for -- at least -- on one special scene in the 2016 blockbuster. Remember that opener to Man of Steel that featured an epic Kryptonian battle and Superman's journey to Earth? Weta was responsible for that, and according to Senior Visual Effects Supervisor Joe Letteri, they're ...

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This Rocky IV Poster Is The Most American Thing That's Ever America'ed

I don't care what anybody says, Rocky IV is a classic. Sure, it's not as iconic as the first film and it's way more cheesy, but nothing beats the showdown between Sylvester Stallone and Dolph Lundgren in the ring. In celebration of the film, the purveyors of "cult decor," Skuzzles, released a limited-edition Rocky IV poster, immortalizing Lundgren as the god-like action star that he is. The folks at /Film were the first to debut this incredible 24x36 inch poster, which was created by Jason Edmiston just for Boxing Day. The print went on sale on December 26 for $50, with a $60 ...

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The Interview Is About To Expand Even Wider

After its controversial pull from theaters just a couple weeks ago, The Interview has become one of the most talked about films of the year. Soon after the backlash from the pull, celebrities, writers, actors, and even the President put their two cents in about Sony's decision, and the film was given a limited release in theaters, as well as downloadable on digital platforms such as Google Play and Youtube. And now, The Interview is about to get an even wider aperture. Sony has reached agreements with many big U.S. cable and satellite providers to distribute the film via ...

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10 Years Later: Ranking The 10 Best Movies Of 2005

2005 was a year of great turmoil. It started with the world still in mourning and trying to provide aid for the 11 Asian countries affected by the devastating tsunami on December 26, 2004. Pope John Paul II died, and terrorists attacked London. To help people through this time of dread, a cavalcade of cinematic delights populated multiplexes over the course of 12 months. And what struck me most when looking back at the movies that were released in 2005 was just how many sublime films there were. In fact, there wasn't actually a single effort that truly stood out above the rest. It was just ...

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