Today's top story, by virtue of it being the one I'm writing about first, regards a question that has been nibbling at the back of all our minds since the first PS3 prototype went on display. Why was the Spider-Man movie font selected for the PS3's logo and… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERESTUDIO: Warner Home VideoMSRP: $59.98 RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 1040 minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: • "Missing Evidence": unaired scenes The Pitch FBI tracks down MIA SWFs, MDs, Ph.Ds, MILFs, etc. The Humans Anthony LaPaglia, Poppy… Continue reading →
Patrice Leconte is a masterful director of underwhelmingly perfect movies, and I've a feeling that this innocuousness is going to serve him well in the American market, though it doesn't appear he'll have much, if anything, to do with Hilary Swank's remake of… Continue reading →
As if I weren't already looking forward to Death Proof enough, Variety is reporting that writer-director Quentin Tarantino is prepping an extended cut to perhaps screen in competition at Cannes. That his currently eighty-seven minute segment of Grindhouse has… Continue reading →
You're reading that article header correctly – the column that wouldn't die has again…not…died. But for once, the fickleness of the Prognosticator's general character and publishing schedule is justified, since it's the perfect quality to embody April, that… Continue reading →
I like Mark Wahlberg a lot. And that’s really saying something, because I was a little indie rock snob at the peak of his Funky Bunch days, and the disdain my type felt for his type was hard to overcome. But Mark did overcome them, I was even rooting for him… Continue reading →
This really isn't movie "news" per se, but once you've read these two stories – the first by The New York Post‘s Lou Lumenick and the second a supplemental anecdote of sorts posted to Livejournal by "moroccomole" – about the Fair Theater, New York… Continue reading →
Doing interviews for Blades of Glory, I got to come about as close as I will ever get to fulfilling my dream of meeting Woody Allen by getting a chance to meet Will Ferrell, who stared in Melinda and Melinda. I also had the chance to meet with Jon Heder, who… Continue reading →
So I missed the unveiling of the cover of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Let me make that up to you with a fucking BARRAGE of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix images, now flooding my inbox from my good friends at Warner Bros. These images will… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: LionsgateMSRP: $19.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 88 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES: • Commentary w/ director and editor• Behind-the-scenes featurette• Trailers The Pitch "It's Quetzacoatl meets The Exorcist in med school!" or, "How Not… Continue reading →
In an article in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, Mia Farrow and her son, Ronan (the Accuser), made some very strong statements about Steven Spielberg and his involvement in the 2008 Olympics, to be held in China. "Is Mr. Spielberg, who in 1994 founded the… Continue reading →
You win, ok, Ice Cube? You win. I’ll buy the limited edition of Laugh Now, Cry Later with the bonus DVD. I’ll proclaim you the greatest West Coast rapper of all time. I’ll say or do whatever you want. Just step away from the slate of projects you have lined… Continue reading →