Ahhh, the 25th anniversary edition. There’s no quicker way to crush us under the wheels of time. The quarter century mark is usually the first really legitimate proof that a film or album is going to stand the test of time for someone – and this week, someone’s certainly going to be happy over the release of a 25th anniversary edition of the modern classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit, making its debut on Blu-Ray. Based on a wacky pulp novel by Gary […]
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Blerd Radio 2013 Episode 5: Smokey & the Blerd
A very very special-and very very random-podcast. Also, we’re talking about the Gute.
The Spectacle That is Oz the Great and Powerful
Mila Kunis is even hot in green-and it ain’t easy bein’ green.
A Good Day To Die Hard: The Popblerd “Pass The Popcorn” Review
Some sequels really shouldn’t be made.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Snitch – Pass The Popcorn! Review
GG reviews Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s new movie, “Snitch”.
“Guilt Trip” Movie Review: Barbra Can Still Act
Popblerd reviews “Guilt Trip,” the new movie starring the odd couple of Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen.
Popblerd’s Best Albums of 2012: Big Money’s List
Our last best of 2012 list comes from Big Money. Allow him to adorn you with his picks.
John Legend? Meet Quentin Tarantino: Check Out “Who Did That To You”
For his second soundtrack tune in a year, John Legend eases off of the champagne and gives us the gritty “Who Did That To You,” from the film “Django Unchained.”
Birth of a Nation: Before Lincoln, There Was…This
A look back at “Birth of a Nation,” one of the most controversial movies in film history.
Reading Is Fundamental: “Star Trek: The Complete Unauthorized History”
Star Trek: The Complete Unauthorized History compiles all the television series and film series into an easy to digest bible of the past 45 years of Star Trek.
The Singles Bar: Neil Finn, “Song Of The Lonely Mountain”
Crowded House/Split Enz/Pajama Club/Finn Brothers/solo artist/songwriter extraordnaire Neil Finn helps his Kiwi brother Peter Jackson out with a new song.
Reading Is Fundamental: “Hollywood Myths”
The book “Hollywood Myths” attempts to get the story behind the story regarding some of the most scandalous situations in film history…like whether Rock Hudson was bumpin’ uglies with…Jim Nabors? Gooollllly!