Articles about Battle: Los Angeles

How many 2011 movie trailers had music that was a borderline ripoff of Zimmer's "Inception" score? @kylebuchanan explores

After watching "Battle LA," a writer at Salon has had enough with the shaky camera arguing that the obnoxiously photographed "Battle: Los Angeles" shows how utterly bankrupt a movie technique has become

The director gives insight to the movie and how to make an awesome sci-f- movie.

The 2011 box office is down from last year, but @ew critic Jeff Labrecque points out that Metacritic is up overall. Odd

A look at the producer of "Battle: LA" who has worked in the business for 15 years. He talks about how he makes decisions and why he loves Samuel L. Jackson.

The new film "Battle: Los Angeles" gets the Fake Criterion treatment.

Two military experts, Capt. Robert Salas, and Col. Charles Hart, both of whom experienced actual UFO encounters, offer their opinions about the film's authenticity.

Aaron Eckhart talks about Battle: LA and how his dream movie as one in which "I just run around and grunt."

Adetokumboh M'Cormack is the group medic in "Battle: LA" and he gives an interview here about being in the military and his character.

On Feb. 24, 1942, there really was an unexplained aerial event over L.A. and that is the basis of "Battle: Los Angeles." Who knew reality was involved in this picture?

How many 2011 movie trailers had music that was a borderline ripoff of Zimmer's "Inception" score? @kylebuchanan explores

After watching "Battle LA," a writer at Salon has had enough with the shaky camera arguing that the obnoxiously photographed "Battle: Los Angeles" shows how utterly bankrupt a movie technique has become

The director gives insight to the movie and how to make an awesome sci-f- movie.

The 2011 box office is down from last year, but @ew critic Jeff Labrecque points out that Metacritic is up overall. Odd

A look at the producer of "Battle: LA" who has worked in the business for 15 years. He talks about how he makes decisions and why he loves Samuel L. Jackson.

The new film "Battle: Los Angeles" gets the Fake Criterion treatment.

Two military experts, Capt. Robert Salas, and Col. Charles Hart, both of whom experienced actual UFO encounters, offer their opinions about the film's authenticity.

Aaron Eckhart talks about Battle: LA and how his dream movie as one in which "I just run around and grunt."

Adetokumboh M'Cormack is the group medic in "Battle: LA" and he gives an interview here about being in the military and his character.

On Feb. 24, 1942, there really was an unexplained aerial event over L.A. and that is the basis of "Battle: Los Angeles." Who knew reality was involved in this picture?