COMIC BOOK MOVIE
`X-Men' sequel mutates into inferior film Akron Beacon Journal
The movie ( ½): Bryan Singer, the director who shepherded the X-Men comic book characters to the silver screen, bailed on X-Men: The Last Stand (Rated PG-13, 20th Century Fox, $29.99) in the middle of pre-production to work on Superman Returns, and it shows.
Sept. 11 commission report takes comic books to the next level San Francisco Chronicle
The comic book version of the Sept. 11 commission report is as dry and clinical as the instruction manual for a set of bar stools from Ikea. Even the sound of the first World Trade Center tower falling ("R-RRUMBLE " in big red lettering) will seem almost
Movie News: Iron Man Has Been Found Blogcritics.org
I remember a few years back when there was the first serious word that an Iron Man movie was going to be made. I was intrigued, and though I never really followed the character much, I thought the idea had all the ingredients for good translation to the big screen. It was announced earlier this year that Jon Favreau would be directing. He has proven to be a good director, at least to me,
Downey Jr Is Iron Man ContactMusic
ROBERT DOWNEY JR is set to astound fans with his new movie - the reformed hellraiser has signed up to play superhero IRON MAN. The comic book adaptat
Iron Man role for actor Downey Jr BBC News
Hollywood actor Robert Downey Jr is to play Iron Man, the latest comic book hero to be turned into a movie.
Downey Gets Some Action SyFy Portal
(September 29 2006) - Robert Downey Jr. is set to star in his first big-budget action movie -- the comic book adaptation "Iron Man," according to a Dark Horizons website report.
Drawn and quartered Local cartoonists create comics for horror movie The Barre Montpelier Times Argus
MARLBORO -- When George Walker, the protagonist of the new horror film "Head Trauma," finds a religious comic book at a phone booth near his home, the drawings might as well have "Made in Vermont" stamped across them. - By DANIEL BARLOW Herald Staff
Capsule Movie Reviews The Charlotte Observer
Film capsules are written by Lawrence Toppman. If there's no star rating, he hasn't seen the movie. Grades: 4 stars = excellent, 3 stars = good, 2 stars = fair, 1 star = poor.
Past movie reviews, 9/29 Denver Post
Here are selected minireviews of films in theaters, listed alphabetically. Ratings range from zero to four stars. COMEDY|** 1/2|PG-13|Misfits go to, um, college. So maybe "Accepted" isn't the most original movie in the world.
For One Publisher, the Life of Every Comic Book Starts on the Web New York Times
Platinum Studios plans to publish its comic books online before they go to press for traditional distribution through stores and newsstands.
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