Archive · 2006
208 posts
Ian McShane has made a career out of playing menacing, immoral men and we love him for it – particularly the dastardly reckless Al Swearengen of HBO’s ‘Deadwood.’ This week, however, the actor takes a lighter turn in Woody Allen’s comedy-murder mystery… Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: DisneyMSRP: $29.99RATED: GRUNNING TIME: 64 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:• ‘Celebrating Dumbo’ Featurette • Feature Commentary• Original Walt Disney TV Intro• Production Galleries• Bonus Shorts: ‘Elmer the Elephant’ and ‘The Flying… Continue reading
Nicolas Cage is well-known for doing whatever it takes to get into his parts – he famously ate a live cockroach for Vampire’s Kiss. So how will he get into the role of Liberace, the famously barely closeted piano player? Word is that Cage is looking to play… Continue reading
After a brief respite in Zimbabwe or wherever the hell he and significant other Angelina Jolie decided to download their spawn, chiseled thesp Brad Pitt is finally making a hat trick with his Seven (which I still refuse to write as Se7en, because it’s idiotic… Continue reading
I like to believe regular CHUD readers are reasonably smart – astute enough to have found our site, and masochistic enough to keep returning. We've been running the Daily Graboid for nearly a year now to test your movie knowledge, but how about straining that… Continue reading
Could one on ones with Jon Favreau be a Comic Con tradition? I certainly hope so. Last year I talked to him about Zathura and practical special effects as well as growing up in Queens; this year it’s all Iron Man. That’s Favreau’s next picture, which should… 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
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERESTUDIO: Universal StudiosMSRP: $29.98 RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 111 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES: • September in Brooklyn: Making of Block Party featurette• Extended music acts• Ohio Players: Bus Ride featurette The Pitch Dave Chappelle… Continue reading
Nick disagrees right here. It’s like a bad Penny Arcade comic (how you tell the bad ones from the good ones, I don’t know…) – Kevin Smith will be a guest critic on Ebert and Roeper while Roger Ebert recovers from complications in surgery. I’m not taken aback… Continue reading
Discard your biases. If you were on the fence, allow whatever preconceived notions to deteriorate into nothingness. And even though the Miami Vice pilot episode, with its coolly detached slivers of stylization (I don’t think Collins’ In the Air Tonight has… Continue reading
It was pretty weird seeing Neil LaBute [Nick's interview from 2003] at Comic Con. I got the impression that he felt just as weird being there. He showed up to talk about his Wicker Man remake, and to show the first few minutes of the movie, which does a twist… Continue reading
***WARNING***Good day. Since so much of our site's content is lost in other designs, hampered by ad code messing with the pages, or surrounded by gas and low on evil, I'm going to start reprinting them for new eyes. You'll see classic Smilin' Jack Ruby, stuff… Continue reading
