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Do you find yourself spending every weekend at your local cineplex watching the latest movie releases? Do you spend your days scouring the internet, tracking the latest casting news, release date changes and box office trends? Do you also want to be a writer when you grow up? Come inside… Lets talk.

As you may or may not have noticed, there are some changes abound here at Film School Rejects. Come on in and find out what has changed, and why.

To celebrate the 3rd birthday of Film School Rejects, the big man in charge is celebrating by talking about the transitional nature of the month of February and the epic cross-country move that FSR’s world headquarters is about to have. As well, there are also some exciting new goings-on to talk about.

This will only take a few moments of your time… And please, put your pants back on — this is not that kind of inquiry.

And so it has begun — the Film School Rejects team, normally scattered across the country (and the world) is assembling this very day in San Diego, California for Comic-Con International. It is time to find out who we’ve brought along and what we’ve got in store for you.

As I do every week — well, if you don’t count last week at least — I am here to give you a little update on the happenings of the Reject Nation.

Why not spend your Sunday afternoon reading about the latest happenings in the word of me, Neil Miller, Executive Editor of FSR. This week we congratulate two of our own on new roles and welcome 4 awesome new weekly features.

As you can probably tell, we’ve made a few changes. Now we want to hear what you think of our new design…

We just wanted to take a second to wish you a Merry Christmas, a Happy Hanukkah or a Happy whatever it is that you celebrate.

Reject Nation! Lend me your ears (cut to the scene from Robin Hood: Men in Tights where ears are thrown at the speaker.) I have something important to say…

Film. Cinema. Movies. Synonyms that make their indelible mark daily on the fabric of our culture, and countless other cultures around the world. And while nations may disagree, political affiliations may create enemies, and cultures may collide in anger, we are all united under one consistent medium that seems to hold the ties of humanity [...]