Only one stop in this week's Trailer Park, "The Hunger Games". I firmly believe this movie will be SO big that no one wanted to go against it.
I have to eat a little crow on this one. I have been saying for a while now that the obsession to take old Disney stories and turn them into live action movies was lame and had gone too far. That being said I feel stupid after seeing the new trailer for "Snow White And The Huntsman".
As I look over Facebook I see one common complaint "I can't wait til October for the 3rd season of The Walking Dead". Well good news to my "gamer" friends. Starting in April "The Walking Dead" video game will begin to be released.
There's a new movie coming out on June 8th called "Prometheus" that is kind of a prequel to the "Alien" series. "Prometheus" is directed by Ridley Scott who directed the original "Alien" movie back in 1979.
"Dark Shadows" Is the new Tim Burton movie starring who else but Johnny Depp as "Barnabas Collins" a vampire from a Gothic soap opera by the same name from 1966-1971. I have to admit, this one has me curious. I think I will check it out.
Only two stops in The Trailer Park this week and one of them is a limited release. "21 Jump Street" jumps to the big screen with Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill while Will Ferrell speaks Spanish in "Casa De Mi Padre".
Three movies in this weeks Trailer Park. Disney's "John Carter", Eddie Murphy with "A Thousand Words" and scary "Silent Hill".
Tim Burton's latest stop motion animated movie is called "Frankenweenie". It's the story of a young boy who brings his dog back to life like Frankenstein.
This week we have four stops in the Trailer Park and it's a pretty broad selection of movies. Everything from active duty Navy Seals to Tyler Perry. Let's tour the Park, shall we?
There are a few video games out there that play like movies. Some are even better then movies. "Alan Wake" was one of those games. So the fact that there is a sequel coming out called "Alan Wake: American Nightmare" excites me.
This weekend box office has something for everyone. "Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance" for dudes and nerds alike, "This Means War" for chicks and guys that have to do as they're told and "The Secret World of Arrietty" for kids and childlike minds.