Continuing with Shockya’s new mini-series The Best and Worst Films of 2011…So Far, this installment ironically includes historical dramas and car action movies on both the greatest and poorest lists. Some of these films successfully integrated historical facts with a captivating storyline and big-budget stunts with a natural bond between the cast, respectfully; unfortunately, the other movies disappointingly failed to incorporate accurate backstories or exciting chase scenes. The Best and Worst Films of 2011…So Far also features some of the most anticipated movies of the second half of the year. The summer seems to want to step away from the historical dramas and action films to instead focus on the…

For those waiting on the Nicolas Cage Middle Ages action film “Season of the Witch”, wait no longer. The film will be available for DVD and Blu-ray June 28! The special features reflect the self-awareness the film’s crew has about the film’s star, since one of its features is “Nicolas Cage’s Most Memorable Quotes”. The featurette doesn’t just take quotes from “Season of the Witch”, but from movies throughout Cage’s career. Some quotes featured are: Behmen (Season of The Witch): “I pity any man whose last face they see is yours Felson.” Johnny Blaze (Ghost Rider): “He may have my soul, but he doesn’t have my spirit.” Ben Sanderson (Leaving…

The box office results for the weekend of January 14th-16th was not only Green for The Hornet. Oscar favorites are still attracting audiences and continue to rake in revenue. Meanwhile, the stacked Dilemma roster fails to entice the masses. Here are the studio estimates: 1. The Green Hornet ($34 million) 2. The Dilemma ($17.4 million) 3. True Grit 2010 ($11.2 million) 4. The King ‘s Speech ($9 million) 5. Black Swan ($8.2 million) 6. Little Fockers ($7.1 million) 7. TRON: Legacy ($5.6 million) 8. Yogi Bear ($5.3 million) 9. The Fighter ($5.1 million) 10. Season of the Witch ($4.8 million) Analysis Usually the new releases would open this steadfast professional…

Well, this should certainly be a livelier week. Unlike last weekend where we had just one wide release, and a weak one at that, the second weekend in January welcomes two new big releases to the competition, The Dilemma and The Green Hornet. Between the two, there’s really no contest; The Dilemma doesn’t stand a chance against The Green Hornet. Not only is The Dilemma only hitting 2,941 theaters as compared to The Green Hornet’s 3,584, but the latter will also benefit from the high 3D ticket prices and better reviews, too. Back in 2009, My Bloody Valentine 3D kicked off its run in January with a nice $21.2 million….

The box office results for the weekend of January 7th-9th has True Grit riding into the top spot for the first time in its release. Meanwhile, the new Season of flicks are not all that Strong thus far. Here are the studio estimates: 1. True Grit ($15 million) 2. Little Fockers ($13.8 million) 3. Season of the Witch ($10.7 million) 4. TRON: Legacy ($9.8 million) 5. Black Swan ($8.3 million) 6. Country Strong ($7.3 million) 7. The Fighter ($7 million) 8. The King’s Speech ($6.8 million) 9. Yogi Bear ($6.8 million) 10. Tangled ($5.2 million) Analysis 2011 releases failed to generate anything notable on multiple fronts. Season of the Witch…

Title: Season of the Witch Directed by: Dominic Sena Starring: Nicolas Cage, Ron Perlman (Hellboy, Conan The Barbarian), Stephen Campbell Moore, Robert Sheehan and Christopher Lee. The art of making a thrilling and entertaining adventure movie involves mixing the element of surprise with fierce fighting and an enticing storyline. Not only is Relativity Media, the studio that is distributing ‘Season of the Witch,’ promising all these elements in the new supernatural action film, but it’s also claiming the movie throws in magnificent stunts and memorable performances that will leave audiences downright frightened. While the movie, which re-teams Nicolas Cage with his ‘Gone in Sixty Seconds’ director Dominic Sena, certainly delivers…

It doesn’t look as though the year will start off with a bang considering Season of the Witch is the sole new wide release. If that one starts off anything like Cage’s last supernatural film, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, we’re looking at a mere $17 million opening. However, that film had the benefit of a few other notable names like Jay Baruchel and Alfred Molina, whereas with Season of the Witch, Cage is the main draw. On top of that, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice opened with a theater count of 3,504 while Season of the Witch is getting just 2,816. On the bright side, Season of the Witch is opening unopposed, so…

Here’s our interview with ‘Season of the Witch’ cast members Nicolas Cage, Ron Perlman, Robert Sheehan, Stephen Campbell Moore and newcomer Claire Foy. The supernatural action-adventure film, which hits theaters on January 7, 2011, follows crusaders Behmen (played by Cage) and his closest friend, Felson (portrayed by Perlman), as they desert their mission to fight for the Church. In order to avoid prison time for their desertion, the two are required to accompany a young girl (portrayed by Foy), who’s accused of being a witch and bringing on the Black Plague, to a distant village to stand trial. Question (Q): This film is deep-rooted in the Crusades. What would you…

The box office results for the first weekend of 2011 is just like the last weekend in 2010. True Grit continues to show its endurance while the critically panned Fockers holds steady at the top. Here are the studio estimates: 1. Little Fockers ($26.3 million) 2. True Grit (2010) ($24.5 million) 3. TRON: Legacy ($18.3 million) 4. Yogi Bear ($13 million) 5. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader ($10.5 million) 6. Tangled ($10 million) 7. The Fighter ($10 million) 8. Gulliver’s Travels ($9.1 million) 9. Black Swan ($8.4 million) 10. The King’s Speech ($7.7 million) Analysis Without any new releases threatening the holdovers, Little Fockers barely…

Watch a recent interview with actor Nicolas Cage on the set of the upcoming film “Season of the Witch” by director Dominic Sena and starring Nicolas Cage, Ron Perlman (Hellboy), Stephen Campbell Moore, Robert Sheehan and Christopher Lee. Click Here for more photos, news and videos from Season of the Witch. Synopsis: In the supernatural thriller Season of the Witch, Nicolas Cage stars as a 14th century Crusader who returns with his comrade (Ron Perlman) to a homeland devastated by the Black Plague. A beleaguered church, deeming sorcery the culprit of the plague, commands the two knights to transport an accused witch (Claire Foy) to a remote abbey, where monks…