The Flickcast’s ‘On the Radar’

This week On the Radar bring a whole slew of new and interesting stuff. Let us know if we missed anything.

• The Flickcast’s own Elisabeth Rappe reports from the set of Jonah Hex (for another site but we don’t care, we love her).

• James Cameron says 3D will replace 2D soon. Yes, but when will substance replace style?

• True Blood gets a comic book. At least that’s better than a Lady Gaga comic. . . oh, wait.

• Heroes to get the axe? Isn’t it about time, really? The show has pretty much sucked sense Season One.

• Judge Dredd is returning to the big screen. He is the law, dammit!

• Some guys made a Mega Man movie. Why? Why the hell not?

• Hayden Christensen to help rip off The Da Vinci Code in The Genesis Code. But what about the younglings?

• Michael Bay says the Racist Robots will be banished from Transformers 3. On a related note, Michael Bay is a liar.

Rambo 5: To be or not to be…nobody seems to know. Or care? Come on, you were thinking it too.

• First SNL, now fans campaigning for Betty White to host an Alien Parasite. She’s getting too old for this shit.

• A Zombie Beatles movie gets greenlit, gives whole new meaning to HELP!

• Jonah Hex. You’re waiting for the movie, so why not enjoy the motion comic in the meantime

• Finally, someone has put together a list of five movies to avoid while taking a crap. Ok, so where’s our list of five movies to watch while taking a crap?

• Where the hell was this Star Wars toy when we were kids? Awesome.

• The slap fight between Apple and Adobe continues. Can’t we all just get along? Besides, while you two are fighting, who’s working on my jetpack?

• Katherine Heigl will live forever in a new movie. Can you imagine being stuck with her throughout eternity? Sheesh. . .

• Edward Norton spills on what will bring him back for The Avengers. We won’t keep you in suspense, it’s the fans. Oh, and gobs of money probably wouldn’t hurt either.

This entry was posted in News, On The Radar and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.