James Marsters

See It or Skip It: Dragonball: Evolution

April 8, 2009 at 5:39am PST

Tags: Chow Yun-Fat, Dragonball, Dragonball: Evolution, Emmy Rossum, James Marsters, James Wong, Jamie Chung, Joon Park, Justin Chatwin, Scott Wolf, See it or Skip it, The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, War of the Worlds

Photos: 20th Century Fox

To say the film adaptation of Dragonball: Evolution is based on the beloved manga series Dragonball is to say that T-Ball and the Yankees are related.

Sure, both involve a bat and a ball, but they aren’t even in the same league.

The same is true for Dragonball: Evolution, a film that bastardizes and defiles one of the most adored animated creations in the world.

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James Marsters on a Spike Spin-Off

April 1, 2009 at 8:06am PST

Tags: Angel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dollhouse, Dragonball: Evolution, Eliza Dushku, James Marsters, Joss Whedon, Sarah Michelle Gellar

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel have long hoped for a Spike spin off. So what does James Marsters have to say about it?

At Monday’s press conference for his new film Dragonball: Evolution, Marsters addressed the idea of an all Spike hour.

“I think if we did that, we’d have to do some camera tests with some lighting tests because Spike doesn’t age and I have,” he smiled.

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Law Abiding Citizen See It or Skip It

F. Gary Gray's latest effort, Law Abiding Citizen, starring Jamie Foxx and Gerard Butler, is a knockout! Exhilirating, wry and breathcatchingly paced, it's a stellar accomplishment for everyone involved. Hell yeah you should see it!

The Boys Are Back See It or Skip It

Scott Hicks, the director of Shine, and Clive Owen teamed up for this gloriously beautiful if underwhelming project. It's not that it's bad, it's just not that memorable and with such supreme talent attached, I was hoping for and expecting a lot more.

Jennifer's Body See it or Skip it

Oh, Diablo Cody, why'd you have to do it? I love you so long...and then you made this. Megan Fox does what she always does, she looks hot. At least there's that. Sophmoric, unfunny and obsessively idiosyncratic, it's a painful movie going experience.

See It or Skip It: World's Greatest Dad

Chocolate and peanut butter. Spaghetti and meatballs. Bobcat Goldthwait and profanity. Two great tastes that taste great together. Gone is the Bobcat of the Police Academy movies and in his stead is a fantastic writer-director who's able to orchestrate the most brilliantly, hilarious vulgarity imaginable. World's Greatest Dad is a fantastic dark comedy (very dark) that features Robin Williams' best performance since Good Will Hunting. See it!