Archive · 2006
210 posts
There’s a good joke to be found in a time travel movie that’s got a very familiar plot. Universal has picked up a pitch for a movie that sounds like Peggy Sue Got Married Meets Back to the Future, titled How Soon Is Now? (aka, the most sadly overabused and… Continue reading
I was a fan of John Singleton’s ludicrous revenge film Four Brothers, and I have to give him respect for producing Hustle & Flow, but I do have to draw the line somewhere, and that line is drawn where it comes to a movie that might require an actually… Continue reading
Even though it hasn't officially arrived in the US of A, Park Chan-Wook's Lady Vengeance (aka Sympathy for Lady Vengeance) still made the Best of 2005 lists of Devin (HERE), Russ (HERE) and myself (HERE), and it'll probably show up on quite a few more when… Continue reading
I’m not quite ready to eat my words, but Jared Leto looks like he might be willing to. Along with anything else on my plate. The hunk has gained a couple of pounds, it would seem, for his role as John Lennon’s killer Mark David Chapman in Chapter 27. A month… Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!LABEL: Sony ClassicalMSRP: $18.98TRACKS: 15MUSIC BY: John Williams I don’t know if controversial is the right term, but John Williams’ scores for the Star Wars prequels have certainly provided the material for much discussion over… Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE! STUDIO: Warner Brothers MSRP: $19.94 RATED: PG-13 RUNNING TIME: 136 Minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: • Commentary by Nick Redman, David Weddle, Paul Seydor and Garner Simmons • Alternate 2005 score• Riding For A Fall – stunt featurette… Continue reading
If they’re right – and it sounds like they might be – JoBlo has broken a major scoop about James Cameron’s next film, known until now only as Project 880. People have assumed that the movie is his adaptation of Battle Angel Alita, but it looks like it might… Continue reading
I am drawn to films that seem to straddle the line between genius and disaster, so the trailer for Idlewild, a film starring OutKast (once known as My Life in Idlewild), has got me very excited. It’s a musical set in the Prohibition, with the band supplying… Continue reading
Once again the mightiest sites on the internets join forces to bring you exciting film news – in this case a number of posters for the new film Brick, a teenage noir that sounds a little bit like Veronica Mars to me. I haven’t seen that show, but I hear it’s… Continue reading
Once again the mightiest sites on the internets join forces to bring you exciting film news – in this case a number of posters for the new film Brick, a teenage noir that sounds a little bit like Veronica Mars to me. I haven’t seen that show, but I hear it’s… Continue reading
The story behind Enron’s collapse is at once sickeningly familiar and weirdly confusing. The basic end results are enough to make any reasonable person angry – the nation’s 7th largest company collapses, taking with it the pensions and dreams of its employees… Continue reading
What is this? Every single day of the week (almost), a new "Graboid", a single moment grabbed from a random movie, appears on this site for you to guess the name of the film, share with your officemates, or discuss on our message boards. Sometimes the Graboid… Continue reading
