The best movie I’ve seen so far this year is a microbudgeted adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing as adapted and directed by Joss Whedon – who shot the film with a small army of friends, in his house, in twelve days during a break between the end of shooting Marvel’s The Avengers […]
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June 2013 Preview, Timecop Reboot, Chilean Miner Movie, Preview Review for We’re the Millers, Epic and Fast & Furious 6 Reviewed
It’s an absolutely jam-packed episode for this week’s GeekScholars Movie News podcast, as the hosts dive into their box office preview for June 2013! Specifically, the crew discusses which major releases they are most excited about (and which ones they’ll be skipping), as well as their predictions for how well each movie will fare with […]
SXSW 2013 Film Reviews: Much Ado About Nothing, Burt Wonderstone, Before Midnight with Insights From Whedon, Fillion, Gregg, Linklater and More!
Coming to you straight the 2013 South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas, the GeekScholars Movie News podcast has reviews from the biggest premieres, and conversations with the top talent, including Much Ado About Nothing – Joss Whedon’s modern adaptation of Shakespeare’s hilarious comedy about fools in love, complete with exclusive interviews with Whedon, […]
Hot Trailer: Joss Whedon’s William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing!
Joss Whedon does William Shakespeare with a little help from a few of his friends – including Nathan Fillion, Alexis Denisof, Amy Acker, Reed Diamond, and Fran Kranz. Black and white never sounded so good! Pictires by Whedon; words by Shakespeare. What could be better?
Joss Whedon Celebrates Wrapping The Avengers By Making Much Ado About Nothing!
It’s only been a few weeks since Joss Whedon finished principal photography for next summer’s epic Marvel superhero adventure, The Avengers. He could have taken some time off to rest and plot his cinematic takeover of the world, but instead, he and a small cast [including Whedon stalwarts Nathan Fillion, Alexis Denisof and Amy Acker] […]