Godzilla Up To His Old Tricks
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Having turned 50 on November 3rd, Godzilla gears up for his 28th movie in the same old way.  In an age of technology where films are judged on special effects, Godzilla is remaining with its roots using the techniques that made the 1954 black-and-white...
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Japan is pretty serious about robotics. If the droids are going to fit in, they probably need to learn the Japanese custom of serving tea.
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Following the success of The Ring and, more recently, The Grudge, a slew of Hollywood remakes of Japanese horror movies are in the pipeline. But audiences beware: These are not your typical monster-in-the-closet scary movies.
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Fifty years after he first lumbered from the sea to breathe fire, trample cities and thrill generations of filmgoers, Japan's most famous movie monster, Godzilla, was honored on Monday with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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IN AMERICAâS eyes everything seems fair game for a remake. Studio scouts pounce on the latest Asian horror sensation hoping to discover the next Ring.
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The burgermeister's latest numbers are meatier than they seem.
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A flare-up from SunRocket It's a bit like fending off a house fly while you're locked in mortal combat with Godzilla.â¦
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Geleya may well appeal to the young and the mass audience. In a nutshell the film is high on technical aspects, but low on content -- a clichÃ©d fare with some entertaining moments.
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Movie monster Godzilla has received a star on Hollywood&#39;s Walk of Fame, honouring both his 50th birthday and the launch of his 28th film.
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It's taken 50 years, 29 movies and, owing to one monster-sized   tail, who-knows-how-many accidentally knocked over craft-service tables,   but Godzilla is finally getting his Hollywood coming-out party.
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SANMU, Japan  - A veteran cinematographer of   dozens of "Godzilla" movies, Kenichi Eguchi traded his camera   for a tractor two years ago to begin farming a couple of hours   away from Tokyo, his long time home.
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Over the weekend, Mt. St. Helens showed again that it may be ready to rattle and sputter back to life
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In what has become an annual tradition, last week I staged a one-man âsick outâ from my day job to visit the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas. And Iâd like to correct a few wild rumors before they get out of hand. First, I did not walk off with the sashimi platter at the Verizon party at Nobu, nor did I challenge Jackie Chan to a Drunken Fist deathmatch at the XaviX press conference.
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Gabe: We're playing Pokemon (the TCG) Tuesday the 12th at the Comic Stop. We got off schedule because of a Magic tournament last week but we're back at the regular time starting tomorrow. We'll start the matches as close to 6pm as possible. New players are always welcome.The latest copy of EGM arrived at the office today. Apparently their adologists have finally broken the single cover barrier. It used to be that magazines only had one cover to sell but now EGM comes with a second cover pasted over the real cover like some kind of shell. It says "your favorite magazine starts inside" up at the top of this new cover cover. Unless you consider ads to be content this statement isn't very accurate. I guess "your favorite magazine starts in eleven pages" doesn't have the same ring to it.-Gabe out
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Even the King of Beasts needs a hand staying alive in his own domain.
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The actor returns to what he does best: act as a bhai.
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A debate over flying saucers has kept Japanese politicians occupied for much of this week, ensnaring top officials and drawing a promise from the defence minister to send out the army if Godzilla goes on a rampage.