Archive · 2007
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Don Cheadle is an amazingly busy man. In addition to working on the book ‘Not On Our Watch', which arose from his time in Africa working on Hotel Rwanda, his own Crescendo Productions has five pictures in the pipline, starting with Cheadle's (new)… Continue reading
So Terminator 3 was kind of a ho-hum experience. The explodey chase-fest had action and peril, but was just missing soul. U-571 was a round of old fashioned submarine paint by numbers but still delivered a satisfyingly good time. Yeah, I'm segueing into… Continue reading
It's Thursday, Ninja Turtles are awesome, and the world mourns for Caesar. All of which might explain where there's so little of substance to report today. The crazy folks at the Wikipedia project have launched gaming.wikia to join their music, auto, and… 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: Sony PicturesMSRP: $29.95 RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 572 minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: ZilchThe Pitch Season 6 of George, Weezie, door slams, zebra and white jokes. The Humans Sherman Hemsley, Isabel Sanford, Marla Gibbs, Roxie… Continue reading
In First Snow, Guy Pearce visits a fortune teller who gives him a very disturbing look at his future… and just how short it is. Pearce’s life falls apart as he begins freaking out about his own impending mortality. William Fichtner plays his best friend, who… Continue reading
After 9/11, there was a bit of a question with how Hollywood was going to deal with the subject and the larger subject of terrorism and how to portray it on film. But while that’s a fertile ground for a lot of different stories, I’m looking forward to more… Continue reading
Pitches for movies often boil down to either a combination of two notable films or simply referencing a notable film but with a new setting. In a more obvious example of the latter, today brings news of a new western that’s a spin on a very old concept. The… Continue reading
The career of Victor Salva has continued to take unprecedented turns. The director came back from what seemed like assured career annihilation after he pled guilty to having oral sex with a 12 year old boy – and taping it! I have a feeling you’d have a tough… Continue reading
Here’s another one for the alternate universe casting of Watchmen – Ron Perlman tells Daniel Robert Epstein, usually of Suicide Girls but this time at Newsarama, that he was once in consideration to play the Comedian in the adaptation of Alan Moore and Dave… Continue reading
A little earlier this month, I brought you news of a new Halle Berry picture based on the real life incident in Tulia, Texas where half the town’s black male population was convicted and imprisoned in an absurdly shaky drug bust devoid of any physical… Continue reading
This could be bad news for fans of overpriced, undercooked superhero franchises, but good news for people who prefer to see filmmakers attempt to fulfill their early promise: Bryan Singer is going to be making his next movie at the newly reborn United Artists… Continue reading
