After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
The Van Wilder saga continues without Van Wilder. But it does still possess all the sleaziness that made the original so … sleazy.
Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the other toys in Pixar’s toy box have come to life again—this time in the form of a video game.
Another comic book hero blazes his way across the big screen. Is he the good guy … or a spawn of Satan?
Director Spike Lee serves red herrings for breakfast, lunch and dinner in this art film-meets-heist movie staring Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster and Clive Owen.
If you missed Sunday night’s presentation of this year’s MTV Movie Awards and you’re still wondering who won, the answer is, well, nobody. Nobody who tuned in anyway. This crude presentation didn’t do any favors for the films it cheered (The Twilight S …
Snake is sneaking in to save the world once again. This time exclusively on the handheld Sony PSP.
Superbad grossmeister Judd Apatow produces another locked-formula “comedy” that’s too drunk to know when it’s gone too far.
For those who no longer feel that special zing when following the tweets of Justin Bieber or [fill in current celebrity obsession here], the gang at Sony Computer Science Laboratories want to offer something that will really give your empty day a boost …
A light Hawaiian breeze blows. The fire crackles and pops. Jack Johnson is back in the sand with guitar in hand. But he’d better hurry through his first few tunes: A few storm clouds are darkening the ocean horizon.
I recently read a Time article called “A Brief History: Video Game Violence.” And at 298 words, it was brief indeed. In essence, the story skimmed over a few violent titles (such as Mortal Kombat and the little known vampire killer called Night Trap) a …
It’s Pirates of the Caribbean … in the desert. Disney and producer Jerry Bruckheimer team up once again for a swashbuckling adventure. But instead of a theme park ride serving as inspiration, it’s a video game.
Hobo. This now politically incorrect term—once commonly used to refer to the homeless—hasn’t seen much daylight since back when my grandfather was dropping coins into some guy’s tin cup. But as the saying goes, everything old is new again. And that ren …
A wall-running prince rewinds time and fights off the forces of evil. Sounds like a movie, right? Or maybe a movie based on a game? How ’bout a game that comes out at the same time as a movie?
Racing game or reality TV show? Disney Interactive Studios’ latest effort fuses elements of both … with explosive results.
