I was looking for something to watch and I came across this 2008 South Korean film. Since superman was in the title I knew I had to watch it. I was expecting a goofy superhero film but I got so much more.

Song Soo-Jung, played by Jun Ji-Hyun, is a bitter anti-social filmmaker who unhappily works for a small company producing human interest stories. She doesn’t really care about these people or their situations, but she does it in hopes of becoming Korea’s Oprah Winfrey.On the day she left her company to go to Africa to film lions, her camera bag is stolen. She chases the thief and is eventually helped by a guy who thinks he is Superman. He claims to have lost his super powers because someone stuck a piece of kryptonite in his brain but he refuses to let that stop him from helping people who need it the most.

Moon – Sam Rockwell, Kevin Spacey

Directed by Duncan Jones, this sci-fi film follows Sam Bell who is about to finish his 3 year stint mining on the Moon. His sole companion is his computer Gery, voiced by Kevin Spacey and his only contact with the outside world are satellite messages from his family. With the feeling of isolation closing, an accident leads Sam to question himself and the world he knows. I haven’t seen this film but I will soon. It looks really interesting and it made number 1 on Rob’s top films of 2009. So check it out…NOW. Rated R. Out on Blu-Ray and DVD.

“Darling…I don’t know how to tell you this but, there’s a Chinese family in our restroom.”

I finally caught ’500 Days of Summer’ on DVD after much urging from my friends. When I originally saw the trailer to this film, I had to real desire to watch it because I put it into the ‘just another romantic comedy’ category. I was wrong. Dead Wrong.

Warner Bros has acquired the rights from Cj Entertainment to remake the first film in Park Chan Wook’s famous Vengeance trilogy. Being produced by Bonaventura Pictures, CJ Entertainment, and Room 101, Brian Tucker is being named as script writer for the project.

In Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Ryu, a deaf worker at an electronics factory, finds out he is unable to donate his kidney to his sick sister because his blood type is not compatible. After being fired from his job, he is desperate and turns to illegal human organ traffickers and strikes a deal; his kidney and life savings in exchange for a kidney for his sister. After finding out he was duped, he and his girlfriend resort to kidnapping his former boss’s daughter for ransom. Unfortunately things go wrong and his good hearted attempt to save his sister turns into a merciless quest for revenge.

Paramount has pushed Kenneth Branagh directed ‘Thor’s release date up two week from May 20, 2011 to May 6, 2011, the weekend Spider-Man 4 was supposed to come out. This jump is due to Sony admitting Spider-Man 4′s release date might have to be pushed back due to issue’s with the script, although there are rumors floating around that there’s more to it than that.

It’s not official that Spider-Man 4 will be pushed back and by some miracle it could actually make it’s release date seeing as how Sony hasn’t officially let May 6th go yet and if that happens then we’ll have two comic book films butting heads the same weekend. ‘Thor’s’ old release date was immediately taken by Disney for their new ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ film.

‘Thor’ stars Natalie Portman, Chris Hemsworth, Anthony Hopkins, and Samuel L. Jackson.

The Green Lantern film got the green light yesterday and plans to start filming in 10 weeks are a go!

Green Lantern will be directed by Martin Campbell, the same guy who brought us ‘Casino Royale’ and ‘Quantum  of Solace’,It will star pretty boy Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan, a guy who is granted a power ring by an alien who crashes on earth and is urged to take his place as the Green Lantern.

‘Green Lantern’ is scheduled for release June 17, 2011.

I stumbled upon this gem on Netflix and felt I had to share. Directed by Francisco Jose Lombardi, ‘Tinta Roja’, a peruvian film that came out in 2000, is a gritty look at the world of journalism. Based on Alberto Fuguet’s novel, this film follows Alfonso, a young writer whose dream is to write novels, as he adjusts to his first internship working for a tabloid in the police/crime section. His boss Faundez, a cynical journalist whose motto is “Journalism, like prostitution, is learned on the streets”, clashes with Alfonso’s traditional writing and challenges his morals all in the name of good journalism. Tagging along with Faundez, his silent photographer, and driver who like to speak in proverbs and philosophical quotes, Alfonso learns that writing about crimes isn’t what he expected.