CBS All Access is about to take you through a door you do not unlock with a key…
The Twilight Zone – hosted and narrated by Academy Award winner Jordan Peele – premieres with two episodes on Monday, April 1st with subsequent episodes released on Thursday beginning April 11th.
The show’s first trailer is appropriately unsettling.
Continue reading Things Happen the Way They Should Trailer: The Twilight Zone!
CBS All Access subscribers can enter the fifth dimension beginning Monday, April 1 with the premiere of the service’s latest original series, The Twilight Zone.
The Twilight Zone will be hosted by executive producer Jordan Peele and episodes will feature a plethora of familiar names and faces. Details follow.
Continue reading CBS All Access Sets Premiere Date for The Twilight Zone!
Top flight actors continue to flock to The Twilight Zone.
The latest trio to come aboard Jordan Peele’s new take on the classic anthology series are John Cho (Searching), Allison Tolman (Fargo) and Jacob Tremblay (Room, Wonder).
The three will star in an episode entitled The Wunderkind.
Continue reading THE TWILIGHT ZONE ENLISTS JOHN CHO, ALLISON TOLMAN AND JACOB TREMBLAY!
Stopping at no lengths to find his missing daughter, a determined father, played by John Cho (Star Trek, Harold & Kumar), explores her social media accounts, emails, pictures, videos and more to aid in the police investigation.
Searching is now available on Digitial; Blu-ray and DVD arrive in stores on November 27th.
Continue reading Stellar, Unique Searching Comes to Blu-ray & DVD!
When four-year old Kun, jealous of his baby sister, Mirai (Japanese for ‘future’) runs off in a huff, he encounters strange visitors from the past and future – including a fourteen-year old Mirai.
GKIDS has announced that the English voice cast of Mirai will include John Cho, Rebecca Hall and Daniel Dae Kim.
GKIDS has additionally partnered with Fathom Events to bring Mirai to U.S. theaters nationwide for special event screenings later this year on November 29, December 5 and December 8.
Check out the Japanese trailer below.
Continue reading English Voice Cast Announced for Mamoru Hosada’s Mirai!
A controversial White House policy turns family member against family member in THE OATH, a savagely funny dark comedy about surviving life and Thanksgiving in the age of political tribalism.
Continue reading Lord Give Me The Strength Trailer: The Oath!
John Cho – best known for playing Hikaru Sulu in the rebooted Star Trek movies – has joined the cast of Difficult People for the show’s third season.
Cho will play Todd – and advertising executive who’s as much of a dick as Billy (Billy Eichner) and Julie (Julie Klausner).
The 10-episode third season of Difficult People will premiere this summer.
The full premiere episode of Selfie – ABC’s clever update of My Fair Lady, starring Karen Gillan (Doctor Who, Guardians of the Galaxy) and John Cho (Star Trek) – is being made available to Twitter users beginning today. Details follow the jump. (I’ve seen the premiere and it is well worth checking out.)
Continue reading ABC/Twitter Partnership Gives Twitter Users First Look At Selfie Premiere!
The reunion of Harold, Kumar and Neil Patrick Harris [playing ‘Neil Patrick Harris’] is a joyous paean to the power of bromance, true love and claymation – it’s also rude, crude, crass, vulgar and all sorts of wrong on so many levels. That’s what makes it so much fun!
Continue reading A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas: The Christmas Comedy That Jumps the 3D Shark!
Since it’s officially “Summer Blockbuster’ season, let’s start out by taking a look at what’s already in the theaters before we take a look at what’s currently in production.
Top five movies at the box office right now are:
1. Toy Story 3 – Tom Hanks, Tim Allen
2. Grown Ups – Adam Sandler, Salma Hayek, Kevin James
3. Knight and Day – Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz, Peter Sarsgaard
4. The Karate Kid – Jackie Chan, Jaden Smith, Taraji P. Henson
5. The A-Team – Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Sharlto Copley
Judging by these box office results, Tom Cruise and Jackie Chan are both getting the stuffing kicked out of them by a bunch of beloved Toys. Out of these five movies, I’ve seen Knight and Day, The Karate Kid and The A-Team. The Karate Kid reboot left me wondering why they bothered. Other than an absolutely powerhouse performance by Jaden Smith, and I firmly believe he is going to be a huge star for a long time to come, I found the reboot to be tedious and without the storytelling power of the original. I like Jackie Chan, but have to be honest and say I found him to be dull and lifeless in this movie. On the other hand, I thoroughly enjoyed both the A-Team and Knight and Day. Finding both movies to be satisfying action adventures to while away a hot summer afternoon with.
Now, onto the in production news.
Continue reading Movies: Production Round-Up Week of 6.25.10
When it premiered last fall, FlashForward was considered to be one of two potential replacements for the departing Lost – at least in terms of epic, serialized storytelling. The series premiere set out the basics – for two minutes and seventeen seconds, everyone on the planet lost consciousness. In that time, they experienced visions of where they would be in six months time.
In my review of the premiere, I wrote, “While the premise of the series might seem to limit its shelf life, there are good people involved – and they were smart enough to hire Mr. Sawyer as a consultant. Put that together with a premiere that is superbly put together, with fine performances and a judicious mix of action and intelligence, and the result is one of the best hours of television ever made – and the best pilot of the fall season… in a walk.”