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The 10 most pretentious movies of the 1990s
They’re not exactly ageing well. The post The 10 most pretentious movies of the 1990s first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The story behind Kiss’s ultimate party anthem, Rock And Roll All Nite. “Every night we play it, it brings on a euphoria and a feeling of abandon in the crowd”
Kiss wrote Rock And Roll All Nite when the band was under pressure after its first two albums sold poorly and failed to establish a major commercial breakthrough. Casablanca Records boss Neil Bogart urged Paul Stanley to create an uplifting, communal anthem that fans could identify with, making the song crucial to the group’s survival…
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The gospel according to Peter Frampton: “Being chased and having your clothes ripped off by girls is all very exciting, but it gets old pretty quickly”
Peter Frampton reflects on a career that has taken him from teenage idol and guitar hero to global stardom, decline and a later resurgence. Now 75, he says he remains positive and active despite living with inclusion body myositis, a degenerative muscle condition, and credits his service dog Bigsby with helping him manage it. The…
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Disney reveals Avengers trailer, VisionQuest and Tangled release plans
Disney’s D23 Entertainment Showcase unveiled films and streaming projects across Disney’s next two years, including new Avengers, X-Men, Frozen and Tangled developments. The event also highlighted upcoming animated releases, Disney+ series and National Geographic programming. – Avengers: Doomsday received a new trailer following appearances by Hugh Jackman, Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell and Robert Downey Jr.…
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Matt Groening hints at return for The Simpsons: Hit & Run
Matt Groening has said that The Simpsons: Hit & Run is “coming back in some form”, raising expectations that the 2003 game will return. The remarks matter because the title remains one of the most frequently requested Simpsons games for a modern revival, although no official announcement has explained what form the project will take.…
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I wish I had been a more rebellious teenager, says Bella Ramsey
Bella Ramsey has said filming Sunny Dancer gave them a chance to experience the teenage freedom and rebellion they feel they missed while working with adults from a young age. The actor, now 22, plays a cancer survivor at a summer camp in the film, whose story also explores friendship, grief and life after serious…
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Lanterns Is Replacing House of the Dragon in HBO’s Sunday Slot This Weekend
HBO’s new DC series Lanterns will take over the broadcaster’s Sunday 9pm ET slot this weekend following the end of House of the Dragon’s third season. The programme is the first major live-action DCU series centred on a popular DC hero, making it an important test of audience confidence in James Gunn’s wider franchise plans.…
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Anne Hathaway Says Films Where Dogs Die “Should Automatically Be Rated R”
Anne Hathaway has said films in which dogs die should automatically receive an R rating, reflecting audiences’ strong emotional response to such scenes. Her comments came as viewers speculated about the fate of a dog named Starbuck in her new film, The End of Oak Street, and she reassured them that the film may not…
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Marvel Officially Reveals Apocalypse’s Fate After the ‘X-Men ’97’ Season 2 Finale [Exclusive]
Marvel has indicated that Apocalypse is likely to remain a threat in future seasons of X-Men ’97, despite his apparent defeat in the Season 2 finale. Animation chief Brad Winderbaum said the villain has “many plans” and is always seeking to outwit others, suggesting his conflict with the X-Men is not over. In the finale,…