Here's the most recent Superman Returns Trailer. A couple of things I noticed. Brandon Routh sounds a lot like Christopher Reeve as Clark Kent, but if you close your eyes and listen to him as Superman you will think you are listening to Tom Cruise. Perry White doesn't seem as fired up as the old days. He's too relaxed. Doesn't he even drink coffee? The effects are going to be very very good! That much we definitely can look forward to.

This week these were the top ten movies of the week.
1. Mission Impossible III
2. RV
3. An American Haunting
4. Stick It
5. United 93
6. Ice Age: The Meltdown
7. Silent Hill
8. Scary Movie 4
9. Akeelah and the Bee
10. Hoot
Tom Cruise mission was to take over the box office this weekend. He succeeded, but his enemies have conspired against him blaming his personal lifestyle for Mission Impossible only taking in a measly $47.7 million when it should have made at least 20 million more. Boy do they shoot high!

With all the noise about the DaVinci Code I thought this article written by Michael Tummillo was of interest. Apparently, a lot of people have not understood the DaVinci Code book and movie are strictly for entertainment and have no basis in fact whatsoever. This article goes over some of the discrepancies in the book from real history.

Find showtimes at theatres in your area for Poseidon
Coming May 12, 06 to a theatre near you, a new updated retelling of "The Poseidon Adventure" called just, "Poseidon". The original classic 1972 movie starred Ernest Borgnine and Gene Hackman. The original was followed by "Beyond the Poseidon Adventure" starring Michael Caine and Telly Savalas Where as the first one centered around escaping an overturned ship, this one focuses on men seeking treasure from the overturned ship. You can buy the original "Poseidon Adventure" and the recent TV movie version on DVD starring Steve Guttenberg and C. Thomas Howell of "Outsiders" fame

Before you read the Ice Age Movie Review check out the Ice Age Posters page.

Movie Review: Ice Age 2
By Nicky VanValkenburgh

“Ice Age 2: The Meltdown” is about three prehistoric animals—Manny the Mammoth (Ray Romano), Diego the Saber tooth tiger (Denis Leary) and Sid the Sloth (John Leguizamo)— narrowly escaping a melting paradise of water parks, geysers and tar pits. The world as they know it is coming to an end. The animals must run for their lives and fight other critters that threaten their existence.

The animated sequel "Ice Age: The Meltdown" registered the biggest opening of the year at the North American box office, selling an estimated $70.5 million worth of tickets during its first three days, distributor 20th Century Fox said on Sunday.

1. Ice Age: The Meltdown $70,500,000

Ice Age 2: The Meltdown debuts in theatres tomorrow. Looks like it's going to be a fun movie for the whole family. We've watched the original Ice Age movie several times on DVD ourselves and once in a drive-in theatre along with Spiderman the Movie. That was a fun summer.

Here's the summary of Ice Age 2

Everything I've read so far looks like the upcoming movie V for Vendetta might just be a big hit. There isn't a whole lot of competition out there right now and most comic book based movies do pretty good box office. This one is from Alan Moore the famous comic book writer who turned the Swamp Thing around way back in the 1980's. Moore doesn't want his name on this, but he's not been one to want to involve himself in projects controlled by the man. Kind of a loner he's not exactly embraced Hollywood. Although some have scorned The League of Extraordinary Gentleman movie based on his graphic novel, I thought it was actually very good. I even bought the DVD.

Acclaimed filmmaker Paul Greengrass (Bloody Sunday, The Bourne Supremacy) writes and directs United 93 due out in April 28 this year. The movie focuses on the hijacked jet that never reached it's intended target on 911 thanks to the brave passengers onboard. The movie will recreate the events of the hijacked airliner in real time.

I really thought Shaggy Dog would have captured the number one spot this week, but instead it came in at number two. Still respectful of course to hit number two, but Tim Allen is like the funniest man alive so what gives.