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MysterioMaximus • 10/11/12
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In the Danish building block companies quest to acquire the rights to...well…practically everything, they’ve managed to gain Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings, Pirates of the Caribbean, Marvel and DC, and many more. Today, announced via Comic-Con New York, they make it one step closer to building every maniacs licensing fantasy. Lego has […]
MysterioMaximus • 10/11/12
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With the sadly underwhelming outcome of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Hugh Jackman, the long-running film version of the clawed canuck, promises to make-up for the shortcomings of his original solo film. By going back to the comic roots of his truly original solo spout, The Wolverine is drawing heavily, if not entirely, from 1982’s self-titled four […]
MysterioMaximus • 10/09/12
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Building Middle-Earth probably wasn’t remotely as fun for Peter Jackson as it is for Lego aficionados, but the people at BrotherhoodWorkshop (HERE) certainly put in their assuredly tedious stop-motion hours. Whether it’s throwing a witty Robot Chicken spin on the dank and dreary mines of Moria or giving everyone’s favorite addict cringe-worthy pop lyrics to […]
MysterioMaximus • 10/08/12
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With the critically unstable landing of Prometheus in theaters, confusion lay incubating inside the chest cavity of audiences everywhere. Open-endedness to frustrate, the reaction still remains polarizing; having some wonder…is it just too smart for most today’s crowd? Soaked with intellectual metaphor, the film brings about mind-altering philosophical and theological reflection while largely leaving the […]
MysterioMaximus • 09/19/12
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With the coming of Tolkien week this September and the celebratory dual Bilbo and Frodo Birthday Bash on the 22nd, Peter Jackson sure knows how to deliver a birthday present. Not only did he release an all-new trailer to revel in that gives hits as to where the film may split the book (seemingly with […]
MysterioMaximus • 09/16/12
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“In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort.” Enter Mr. Baggins, […]
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