Article: Nathan Fillion talks “Firefly” and how proud he is of Joss Whedon
“We all know how clever he is,” Fillion said of Whedon. “Now everyone knows.”
“The Dark Knight Rises” debuts more new character posters
Has the Sacha Baron Cohen shtick jumped the shark?
Tim Grierson on Will Smith, the Last Movie Star
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Article: HCFF: Robert Kirkman talks “The Walking Dead” showrunner shift and Zack Snyder directing an episode
IFC covered the Hero Complex Film Festival in Los Angeles over the weekend, and here’s what we found out.
Article: Ten classic TV comedies that would never get made today
Television history is full of classic, groundbreaking comedies that have stood the test of time while also being a product of their time. It is also full of a lot of steaming clunkers that never went anywhere and rightly so. These days, with eight billion channels and eight billion remakes, it might be inconceivable that…
Article: Adapt This: “Morning Glories” by Nick Spencer & Joe Eisma
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Article: Warwick Davis wants to be a Doctor Who villain
With reporting by Scott Neumyer Veteran actor Warwick Davis has played everything from an Ewok and a Leprechaun to a fictionalized version of himself in the new television series “Life’s Too Short.” IFC spoke with Davis earlier this month about his recurring role in the “Leprechaun” franchise and other memorable characters he’s played over the…
Article: The top 10 shows from the ’80s that should be made into a movie
The arrival of “21 Jump Street” in theaters this week amid heaps of positive buzz has a lot of cinephiles (us included) rethinking their perspective on movies that are based on television series. Not only does the new film pay homage to its source material, but it also reinvents the original premise as a viable,…
Article: Exclusive: John Hawkes on turning down “The Walking Dead” role: “It wasn’t right for me”
The actor explains why he didn’t feel like he should play The Governor in AMC’s hit zombie drama’s third season.
Article: Adapt This: “Love and Capes” by Thomas F. Zahler
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Article: Adapt This: “Olympus” by Nathan Edmondson and Christian Ward
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Article: Volkswagon unveils their “Star Wars” Super Bowl commercial
There’s a cute dog in there too.
Article: Ferris Bueller could use another day off
Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. And then when you do finally stop and look around, your childhood idols are doing commercials for compact SUVs. And they’re doing them as the rebellious character that made them your childhood idol. Life moves pretty…
Article: Watch the extended cut of Honda’s Super Bowl homage to “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”
Last week, the internet was buzzing about a mysterious, 10-second teaser for an upcoming Super Bowl commercial starring Matthew Broderick that paid homage to his iconic role in “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” Well, the Super Bowl is still a few days away, but the full version of the commercial has arrived online. You can watch…
Article: First trailer for “Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock” video game debuts
Whovians rejoiced last week when the first image from “Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock” arrived online, and now there’s even more reason for celebration among “Doctor Who” fans with the debut of the game’s first trailer. Posted over on the official PlayStation Blog, the first trailer for “The Eternity Clock” puts the spotlight on the…
Article: Tracy Morgan collapses, hospitalized at Sundance Film Festival
Early reports peg him as being intoxicated, though there were no drugs or alcohol in his system.
Article: Golden Globes 2012 recap: “The Artist” and “The Descendants” rule the night
Meryl Streep, Michelle Williams and Martin Scorsese also won major awards.
Article: Peter Dinklage’ Golden Globes acceptance speech: Who is Martin Henderson?
While accepting the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor in a TV movie, mini-series or series, “Game of Thrones” star Peter Dinklage name-dropped one Martin Henderson.” So who is he? Henderson — like Dinkledge — is a little person, and he claims that he was left partially paralyzed on his birthday when a drunken stranger…
Article: Ricky Gervais comes back swinging at 2012 Golden Globes
One year ago, the Golden Globes hosting duties of funnyman Ricky Gervais supposedly caused such a celebrity outcry that the Hollywood Foreign Press Assocation (who run the annual gala) forever banned the comedian from the show. But then he wasn’t. Then he was. And then he wasn’t again. Whatever actually happened, the onset of the…
Article: ADAPT THIS: “Poseurs” by Deborah Vankin & Rick Mays
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Article: “Star Wars” live-action television series gets a working title: “Underworld”
Producer Rick McCallum also gives updates on the production status and content of the series.
Article: Adapt This: “Absolution” by Christos Gage and Roberto Viacava
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Article: A Brief Interview with Fred and Carrie from “Portlandia”
Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein sit down to talk “Portlandia” with little old IFC.
Article: Five Favorite Moments From Season One of “Todd Margaret”
David Cross’ “The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret” returns to IFC Jan. 6 at 10:30 p.m. ET.
Article: ADAPT THIS: “Kill Shakespeare” by Conor McCreery, Anthony Del Col, and Andy Belanger
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Article: ADAPT THIS: “Infinite Kung Fu” by Kagan McLeod
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Article: ADAPT THIS: “The Spectre”
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
