Tag: DreamWorks
How to Train Your Dragon Remake Casts Leads
The live-action How to Train Your Dragon remake has cast its Hiccup and Astrid. Mason Thames (The Black Phone) will portray the lead Viking youngster, and Nico Parker (Dumbo, The Last of Us) will play dragon expert Astrid. The movie is being directed by Dean DeBlois, who co-directed the original. A ...
Read MoreTrolls Trailer Gets the Band Back Together
Today, DreamWorks and Universal released a trailer for Trolls: Band Together, which hits theaters on November 17th of this year. Check out the trailer here: I had no idea another Trolls film was coming at all. Despite being an (initially reluctant) DreamWorks fan, I still haven’t seen Trolls: W...
Read MoreShrek Goes Missing: 200-Pound Sculpture Stolen
BlabberingCollector | Feb 4, 2023 | 0
Looks like Shrek needs a hero! A 200-pound Shrek sculpture in Massachusetts has been stolen from its home! *Image courtesy of Hatfield Police Department According to the homeowner, the sculpture is “kind of [an] iconic statue in the town and it is worth roughly $500, but it’s pricelessR...
Read MoreEddie Murphy Will Do More Shrek Movies
In case anyone is wondering, Eddie Murphy wants to play Donkey in Shrek 5. He was promoting his new movie You People with Etalk when Shrek came up. He also questioned why Puss in Boots was given his own spin-off movies when Donkey was left out, despite being “funnier.” Check out an ex...
Read MoreSteven Spielberg Talks Oscars, Blockbusters, and Moviegoing Habits
Steven Spielberg is sticking up for the movies that made him. In an interview with Deadline (which is a very good read, if brief, especially for someone of Spielberg’s stature), the beloved director talks about his new – and newly-Oscar-nominated – film, The Fabelmans, as well as the Academy A...
Read MoreMy Top 5 Favorite Things in 2022
There’s so much garbage entertainment out there that it can be refreshing to talk about the things and artists that get it right. Two years ago, I made a top 5 list for 2020, but I chose not to do one for 2021 because I didn’t think there was enough noteworthy stuff to discuss. That &hel...
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