Lisa Laman is a freelance journalist and writer who focuses on film and pop culture. Her work has been featured in Collider, Looper, Cigalah Group, and The Spool. With a passion for uncovering lesser-known stories and exploring the behind-the-scenes of the entertainment industry, Lisa brings a unique perspective to her articles and reviews.
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By: Lisa Laman
Like Mephiles the Dark, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 was an “alpha gamer” at the domestic box office this weekend.
Sonic's latest installment injects some real heart and fun into speedster's world with a genuine love for the blue guy and his costars.
By: Lisa Laman
By Lisa Laman | Film | December 24, 2024 | 0 Comments This week, the National Film Registry, a Library of Congress-sanctioned group of movies
Iron Man didn't just start the cinematic universe trend in modern filmmaking, it also rejuvenated the post-credits scene phenomenon.
By: Lisa Laman
On December 17, 2003, the trilogy came to a close. Two years after the first live-action Lord of the Rings film series began with The Fellowship of
Nicole Kidman…The Australian Academy Award-winning actress is many things to many people: She’s the face of AMC Theatres for countless souls. Others view her as a gay icon. Still others know her as the woman who delivered the killer final line of both “Eyes Wide Shut” and Stanley Kubrick’s entire directorial career. Part of Kidman’s […]
By: Lisa Laman
Trailers are an important artform. Sometimes, they can be so incredible, such remarkable artistic creations on their own merits, they can endure long after the films they've promoted have been forgotten.
It's July 2007. You're sitting in a movie theater, waiting through the coming attractions for your Transformers screening. Suddenly, the final trailer starts and it's … a bit unusual. After so many polished upcoming blockbusters, this one begins with flickering Paramount Pictures and Bad Robot Productions logos before shifting into found-footage material. A slew of people shout “surprise!!” to a clearly startled man before the camera captures testimonies from various attendees explaining how much they'll miss the centerpiece of the gathering once he moves away for his new job.
By: Lisa Laman
The first teaser trailer for James Gunn's Superman has already become an acclaimed and widely-viewed release . Even the most dubious spectators have
Few days are as reliably lucrative for theaters and studios alike as Christmas Day. Each year, folks from all walks of life gather at their local multiplex to check out new films: some come with large families, eager to see new all-ages blockbusters; others are younger folks salivating for some grisly counterprogramming offering a respite from the cheerful holiday season. Everything from
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