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Screen Rant’s Best Shared Movie Moments

Mike Eisenberg — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 17:42:04 +0000

Christopher Nolan’s Inception has been the topic of discussion for over three weeks now. Many are talking about the torturous ending that left audience members gasping and trying to retrace their steps. In hindsight of that awesome moment, I’ve rounded up the troops here at Screen Rant and asked each writer to describe their favorite shared audience movie theater moment.

[This Next Part Contains Inception Ending SPOILERS]

I’ve never experienced a shared moment in the movie theater quite like that last frame of Inception. The entire film captured everybody’s attention, keeping them on the edge of their seats eager for more. The last few minutes gave Inception its emotional core, after an extended action set piece that put most other summer films to shame.

However, when that top started spinning with subtle shakes and ...

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Comic-Con 2010 Sunday Schedule: Our Film Panel Picks

Rob Frappier — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 00:24:26 +0000

After a year of waiting, it’s hard to believe that Comic-Con 2010 is only 10 days away. If you’ve been following along with us here at Screen Rant, you’ve probably already begun mapping out your plans for the convention. Just to recap, here are our top TV panel picks for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, along with our top movie panel picks for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Today, the folks at Comic-Con officially released the schedule for Sunday, July 25th. As before, we took a look at the Sunday schedule and have come up with a list of our top movie panel picks. Check it out below to get the scoop on the best panels for the last day of the convention.

One note before you get started though. Because it’s the last day of the ...

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Nathan Fillion Talks Trucker, Castle, Joss Whedon & Superheroes

Paul Young — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:09:33 +0000

Quick, think of the most underrated, under-appreciated Canadian in Hollywood! If you said Céline Dion then I will hunt you down and flog you with a mackerel. The correct answer is Nathan Fillion. This 37 year old, chiseled jaw specimen of a man (my wife made me say that) has an acting career going back to 1993 with several small roles in films and shows you probably never heard of until 1998 in Saving Private Ryan. From there, his career started building, mostly in TV, and he started gaining fanboy support that almost rivals Bruce “The Chin” Campbell.

And just like Campbell, all of his TV shows were canceled. Two Guys a Girl and a Pizza Place went down after 4 seasons, Firefly (which to this day remains one of the best shows on TV never to finish), the ...

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Nathan Fillion’s Castle Stands Strong

Rob Keyes — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 03:10:54 +0000

Can you believe it?! Nathan Fillion is the lead in a television series that made it to a second season!

Castle, the new hit ABC series is moving full steam ahead into its second season and it looks like it just might have a bright future.

I don’t get it. Everyone who watches Fillion on screen immediately falls in love with the guy and the characters he plays, yet he’s had two shows in a row canceled on him early. Join us as we look back at some key moments in Fillion’s career and talk about his recent successes…

Although, he made a name for himself with Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place alongside Ryan Reynolds, Nathan Fillion’s cult following began with Joss Whedon’s Firefly, which was incredible, but was unfairly treated by ...

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Shepherd Book Gets A Book, Serenity Fans Rejoice

Bruce Simmons — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 05:59:14 +0000

Shepherd Book always had a calm bit of wisdom to bestow. An insightful man of experience seeming to know a lot more than maybe he should. Book could distill wisdom beyond his years, even if certain captains didn’t heed his words.

As Book put it early on in his stay on Serenity, “I think I’m on the wrong ship!”

What do we really know about Book, the apparent “man of the cloth?” He’s rather well versed in the criminal element, he knows how to shoot, he knows his way around a firefly, and at one point, the bounty hunter Jubal Early said “that ain’t no shepherd.”

We can guess at various ideas about him: A retired Alliance officer, an ex-con, a double agent for the independents? Have you ever been wondering ...

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