Movie Rocker Report

This movie’s audience is the Patrick Dempsey fangirl, the comfortable bodied, wine-drinking ladies who made Grey’s Anatomy a hit. They're the women who believe men are secretly, well, women… and are dead wrong. Most of them are just lonely, besotted, and blighted by society’s unrealistic view of romance.

This is isn’t a classic children’s fantasy that is so well written that it will appeal to all audiences. No, this is pure teen girl fantasy that plays for a very specific crowd. It's more like gangbusters to that audience, but sadly anyone who is either over the age of 16 will probably find themselves wondering what all the fuss is about.

Not only would hardcore Fleming franchise fans and massive car explosion enthusiasts be lining up for tickets; there was now a third audience of those like me, indifferent to the Bond legacy and shaky cam chases alike, but hot and bothered by Mr. Craig.

The lines that people love most come not necessarily from the most revered films in the canon (though Casablanca and Citizen Kane are represented), but from down-to-earth comedies or action films (Ahem, "I'll be baaack!") that grabbed the audience on a visceral level. Whatever the genre of the film, these small bits of dialogue are important:

The problem isn't that I have no faith in Frank Miller to be the man who updates Buck for a 21st century audience (Although, now that you come to mention it, I'm not sure that I do), but that I don't think that you can successfully update him. Even moreso than his brother in awesome/stupid name space herodom, Flash Gordon, everything special about

It would appear that the 22nd installment of the James Bond franchise is having absolutely no trouble finding an audience this weekend, with many calculations pointing to Quantum of Solace being the biggest Bond opening in history. Quantum has brought in an estimated $70.4 million, making it the largest Bond opening by almost $25 million

Like so many teenage girls before me, I decided to read the Twilight books.Was it the recent report that kids are asking the film's vampiric star Robert Pattinson to bite them? All of the above qualify in part, but really, I just wanted to see if a vampire romance with little to no sex could captivate audience.My startling conclusion after the jump

On the face of things, WALL-E is a cute little robot, making humorous little discoveries as his nervous personality is made manifest to the audience through the performance of his day-to-day activities.

Aneesh, after his blatant satire on Tollywood with 'Confessions of Film Maker' has made this commercial flick as his debut. Only a separate set of audience can patronize this movie.

It's been revealed that Baz Luhrmann reshot the ending of Australia to make it more audience-friendly and Zack Synder is messing around with the original ending of Watchmen, so, since movie studios have made an industry out of tweaking movie endings, here are ten films that really could've used some last-minute revisions to their final reels.