Bryan Singer Speaks About X2
On Saturday at the San Diego Comic Convention, Hollywood hit, and hit hard. All day the Grand Ballroom (Room 20 for you sticklers) was packed […]
Movies
The Inescapable Fate of the Fetts
Enough time has passed that we can freely talk about this. As cool as Jango Fett is, as immensely skilled as he is, and as […]
Wooing The Turtles
Fanboy Planet contributor Bob Drinkwater comes through with an interview that sheds a little light on an upcoming comics to film project… John Woo was […]
Review: ‘Attack Of The Clones’
It has been a dark time for the republic of fandom. The Trade Federation/Marketing Division, wielding an army of 5,000,000 unsold Jar Jar Binks action […]
Visiting The House Of The Dead
On Wednesday of this week, the long announced film version of The House of the Dead began shooting in Vancouver. Directed by German filmmaker Uwe […]
Review: ‘Spider-Man’
Is he strong? Listen, bud, He’s got genetically-altered blood. Okay, so it doesn’t quite have the same rhythm, but Sam Raimi and David Koepp had […]
Review: The Scorpion King
When last we left The Scorpion King, he had been horribly mutated by the Egyptian god Anubis into a bad CGI villain, and ended up […]
James Gunn: A 2001 Interview
As we switch over to Fanboy Planet 3.0, we’ve got a LOT of old interviews and articles to convert. What is presented here was an […]
Shannon Baksa: Star Wars’ Expanded Universe Mara Jade
Meet the woman who plays Mara Jade, and please relax. She didn’t really marry Luke Skywalker. Why not? Because Luke is a fictional character. You […]
Behind the Bounty Hunter Aurra Sing: Michonne Bourriage
Dark Horse Comics devoted two mini-series (and counting) to her. If you scour bookstores, you can find her immortalized with a coffee table book and […]
Review: The Fast And The Furious
The Fast and The Furious roars into theaters with the classic style and raw power of the ’69 Dodge Charger featured in the finale of […]
Review: A.I.
Forget the “online web mystery” that has made all the cyber-fanboys drool over the past couple of months. In A.I. there’s no murder to be […]
Review: Dr. Dolittle 2
Something amazing happened. A really terrible (but moderately successful) summer film spawned a sequel. Okay, in and of itself, that’s not so amazing. Instead, marvel […]
Review: Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Disney’s latest animated offering, Atlantis calls back the past, of a time when The Mouse knew how to make family pictures. A family picture isn’t […]
Review: Evolution
Stop us if you’ve heard this one, especially from Ivan Reitman. Three slightly odd guys and a hot woman find themselves in the midst of […]
Review: Swordfish
The first five minutes of Swordfish plays out like the wet dream of an angry film student. Sick of “Hollywood crap,” film-savvy villain Gabriel Shear […]
Review: ‘See Spot Run’
As Wonder Dogs go, Bob as Agent 11 holds his own against such giants as Hooch, Poochinsky, and Chuck Norris. He can lead mobsters into […]
Review: ‘Say It Isn’t So’
It’s an old story: boy meets girl, they fall in love, they find out they’re actually brother and sister. To the Greeks, it’s tragedy. To […]
An Interview with James Gunn on Scooby Doo
Note: This interview first appeared on Daily Radar, before the founding of Fanboy Planet. Derek McCaw: In San Diego, we talked about how you got […]
Review: ‘Bedazzled’
If you could be anything in the world, what would it be? It sounds like the kind of question that gets asked at a party that’s […]