The Inescapable Fate of the Fetts
Forget what you saw in the Clone Wars; here’s how the Fett clones REALLY die… though someday Boba will come back as more than iced tea.
Articles by Derek McCaw
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 […]
Review: The New Guy
The best of our filmmakers have never lost touch with their inner child. That sense of wonder has contributed to some of cinema’s finest moments. […]
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 […]
Jason X Spaced Out Fun
You have to respect a killer so dedicated to his craft that he tries never to kill the same way twice. At least, not twice in one movie.
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 […]
Review: The Sweetest Thing
The last five or so years have seen a revival and subsequent landslide of gross-out sex comedies. Most sucked. One that didn’t was There’s Something […]
An Interview With Myatt Murphy
A few months ago, the office of Fanboy Planet received an e-mail touting a brand-new comic publisher. We’d never heard of the people involved, but […]
Resident Evil Lurches Forward
Fans of the game may be pleased just to see everything brought to life. Or rather, living death. It gets so confusing…
Showtime Never Shines
Robert DeNiro and Eddie Murphy could do this kind of film in their sleep. Whether or not you stay awake is up to you.
Hilarious Anarchy in Ice Age
In the anarchy of Ice Age, we have found computer animation’s Tex Avery. And it’s about time. Chris Wedge makes a powerful feature debut.
The Time Machine
What if a big-budget Hollywood science fiction film dared to be thought-provoking? This take on The Time Machine isn’t the answer.
Queen Of The Damned
Queen of the Damned is a lot like 1984’s Street Fighter: the Movie — and if that draws you in, we cannot help you.
The New Terminator Has Been Cast
The new Terminator has been cast, and we think you’ll agree that mankind is pretty much doomed, even with Arnold Schwarzenegger on our side.
Hart’s War
Despite thrilling explosions delivered in 30-second spots, Hart’s War wants to be more of a think piece, a courtroom drama in a POW camp.
The Mothman Prophecies
A maddeningly vague paranormal incident becomes a slightly less maddeningly vague star vehicle for Richard Gere.
Review: Orange County
For all the partying allegedly done in college, it sure is hard work getting in there. At least it looks that way for Shaun Brumder […]
Top Ten Movies Of 2001
Sure, most other sites have their Top Ten lists for the year up by New Year’s Eve, but not us. It’s not that I’m lazy; […]
