Ben Affleck

This time on The BastardCast, we’re talking about the Batlash about BatFleck, Stan Lee, the meaning of geek, TACO TALK, Nintendo’s price cut, and sadly, Miley Cyrus (Only for a minute, come back!)

This time on The BastardCast, BATMAN FEVER takes hold as we discuss the casting of Ben Affleck as the caped crusader. Also, more Rambo, the butt phone, and Sean Connery.

A thoroughly exciting announcement was made at San Diego Comic Convention this year, as director Zack Snyder announced that the Man of Steel sequel that we knew was coming would feature Batman – something no one had even hoped for. Yesterday we were treated to another announcement ending the speculation

News broke late Thursday from The Wrap that Zack Snyder has locked in Ben Affleck to play the older Batman to battle Henry Cavill‘s Superman in the Man of Steel sequel, a yet to be titled Batman vs. Superman flick. When asked about his decision, Zack Snyder said: “Ben provides an interesting counter-balance to Henry’s Superman.

This week there are a diverse mix of awesome releases! I’ll make two lists and let you guys know what movies and TV shows you definitely should buy.

The first trailer for Runner, Runner starring Ben Affleck and Justin Timberlake has arrived online. It arrives in theaters on September 27, Keep reading to watch the trailer.

Saturday Night Live’s season finale had some great moments and fond farewells. Check out our SNL highlights in case you missed it.

Terrence Malick hasn’t made a film unworthy of being called a masterpiece. Well, until now. His newest release, To The Wonder, is a crushing disappointment.

Well, last night happened. Seth MacFarlane hosted, balancing the did-you-just-go-there style of humor for which he’s so often known and the showmanship you’d expect from an Oscar host. He took to the challenge, and for the most part, he landed. Yes, I would more openly welcome Tina Fey and Amy

Every day of this Oscar season has been, as Sheryl Crow would say, a winding road – more than any other awards season I can recall. At last, we’ve almost reached the end: Oscar Sunday is just two days away. All the red carpets, all the acceptance speeches, all the

This week we have some Oscar nominated releases with Argo and Anna Karenina plus some other awesome releases: Game of Thrones: The Complete Second Season and Sinister. The Oscars are coming up in a few days and Argo is pretty much the front runner for Best Picture, thanks to a

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) unsurprisingly handed its best film and best director prizes to Ben Affleck’s Argo this past Sunday. The only major precursor left comes as the Writers Guild of America (WGA) reveals its picks for the best original and adapted screenplays of 2012

Surprise, surprise. Ben Affleck’s Argo won the Directors Guild of America’s (DGA) top prize on Saturday. With the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) doling out its prizes on Sunday, we should again anticipate a win for the thriller, though Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln might instead prevail. The Writers

The Producers Guild of America (PGA) and, oddly enough, Screen Actors Guild (SAG) handed their highest honors to Ben Affleck’s Argo last weekend. (Wreck-It Ralph and Searching for Sugar Man won the top honors for animated and documentary features, respectively, with the former guild, and I expect them to repeat

Two new posters for the upcoming Oscar ceremony came our way earlier today. The Oscar race lacks a true front-runner even though it is that time of the awards season, but that might change as the Producers Guild of America (PGA) reveals its winners – including its best picture equivalent,

Seth MacFarlane and Emma Stone unveiled the Oscar nominations last Thursday. MacFarlane will also host the ceremony, which takes place on Feb. 24, but with several major organizations still doling out nods and wins, the Oscar race is far from over since voters have until Feb. 19 to turn in