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MysterioMaximus • 08/23/12
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With the induction of the Avengers into theaters, Joss Whedon utterly re-invented the increasingly formulaic superhero spectacle. Reinvigorating the genre wavering dangerously close to faddishly stale, he peppered his renowned witty banter and character development to directly counter-balance the overwhelmingly visceral aspects with heartfelt sincerity and emotional investment. With the foundation expanding upon individually defined […]
MysterioMaximus • 08/16/12
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In the coming of hip nerdiness and dorks in designer labels, theaters gleefully embrace our enthusiasm with marathon after marathon of sacred geek cinema. Set to raid theaters again before hitting stores on Blu-Ray for the very first time, AMC’s across America will be bulking up the excitement by playing the four part Indiana Jones […]
MysterioMaximus • 08/14/12
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As every chic science geek well knows by now, NASA’s Curiosity successfully covered 352 million miles to touch down on the Red Planet August 6th. Now solidified as one of the most colossal accomplishments in human existence, literature fanatics and the nerd community at large are getting a wink from the International Astronomical Union as […]
MysterioMaximus • 08/12/12
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While Christopher Nolan may have hung up the cape and cowl…this hasn’t stopped fans from delivering fan film after fan film to induct their favorite untouched characters into The Dark Knight realism. See Riddler and Ventriloquist in Batman: Puppet Master – quite possibly one of the highest quality and sincerely well acted Batman fan films […]
MysterioMaximus • 07/20/12
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As the culmination of unparalleled expectation approaches, Christopher Nolan is set to demolish all sorts of unprecedented box office records. Now often considered to be the definitive Batman film series, there’s an ingredient of subjectivity that comes along with comparing and contrasting one artist to the next. After all, Nolan didn’t so much make Batmanas as much as Batman made Nolan, no one artistic representation outliving the caricature itself. So to celebrate the enduring livelihood of the Dark Knight, alongside his latest cinematic expose, I’m going to take a retrospective look at each and every theatrical variation leading into the Dark Knight trilogy.
MysterioMaximus • 07/04/12
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Sandwiched between two powerhouse blockbuster superhero franchises this summer, The Amazing Spider-Man seemed destined to be more The Mediocre Spider-Man. Audiences seemed open to (perhaps unfairly) dismiss the retelling just due to the prematurity. Not having been a full five years since Raimi's trilogy came to a very underwhelming close...it does seem a little rash. In fact, one of the reasons Sony rebooted so quickly was to keep Marvel Studio's from acquiring the rights.While Spider-Man may retain popularity, many seem reluctant to adhere to the cast change and dissuaded to see a story they're primarily already familiar with. Director Marc Webb
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