So far Jon Favreau’s casting choices for his Iron Man movie have been impeccable, with Robert Downey Jr signing on as Tony Stark and Terence Howard signing on as Rhodey, but maybe Favs’ well only runs so deep. He seems to be stuck in regards to casting one of… Continue reading →
I wonder when Clint Eastwood decided to make a companion film for Flags of Our Fathers, his movie about the famous photo of the flag raising at Iwo Jima in WWII. Did he decide to make the other film (Letters From Iwo Jima, a look at the bloody battle from the… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner Bros.MSRP: $26.98RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 110 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Uncensored outtakes• Gag Reel The Pitch “I need from the audience a suggestion of a truism. Any truism at all—” “Drew Carey sucks!” “… any… Continue reading →
Reading Linda Stein’s tale of woe, “How I Was Duped by Ali G,” it becomes glaringly obvious why this woman not only made it into the Borat movie but why she’s in the trailer: she’s a self-righteous ding dong with no sense of humor. If you’ve seen the trailer… Continue reading →
All of the talk about Jim Cameron’s Avatar, his next budget-blasting project, has been about the creation of an all-CGI alien race. I thought this movie would be all motion capture for sure, but if Freeze Dried Movies is right there will be actual human… Continue reading →
What’s interesting about Peter Berg’s career isn’t that this goofy character actor has become one of my favorite directors, it’s that he gets attached to more projects that remoras get attached to sharks. Last week when the rumor went up that he might direct… Continue reading →
In an event that is sure to inform the course of many a young man’s sexual awakening, Lindsay Lohan has signed on to star with Keira Knightley in The Best Times of Our Lives, and La Lohan has revealed that “there's somewhat of a lesbian undertone” between the… Continue reading →
Just when you thought Sly Stallone was on a roll – Rocky VI is hitting theaters this Christmas (thank you Santa Claus!) and Rambo IV is set to begin filming early next year – a terrible obstacle has risen before him. A great big fleshy obstacle. The… Continue reading →
Oliver Stone’s 9/11 movie was toothless and very different from his usual work. World Trade Center was, putting it mildly, a disappointment. But it may have just been his opening salvo on the new state of the world; it turns out that Stone and Paramount… Continue reading →
Way back, I used to do this little column called the Poster Attack!. It was a sarcastic little thing, sometimes existing solely to bash silly artwork but sometimes just simply a showcase for the latest film art. Since we have enough silly columns, I'll try to… Continue reading →
The love for Tim Burton's (and Henry Selick's) The Nightmare Before Christmas is widespread and powerful in a way akin to A Christmas Story, neither of which I'm what you'd call a devotee of. I understand it, I'm just part of it. That said, when I heard there… Continue reading →