Casino Royale was one of the best James Bond movies in decades, almost universally loved by critics and audiences, and was the biggest money-maker in the franchise’s history. The film proved that a stripped down, serious and gritty Bond film could score… Continue reading →
I’ve been a little out of the loop for the last week, so this image of a Beowulf maquette has surely made the rounds, but since I still haven’t seen a ton of imagery from the new Bob Zemeckis motion captured film (footage from which I will be seeing next… Continue reading →
I was surprised at just how much I enjoyed Chris Robinson’s ATL, which I didn’t end up catching until long after its quietly profitable box office run last year. When I saw the trailers/TV spots for a nostalgic “hood” coming-of-age flick starring a rapper… Continue reading →
Anne Hathaway has been remarkable not just for her luscious, luscious rack but also the fact that unlike most other starlets in her age bracket she’s been free of scandal and controversy*. So that means she won’t be drawing from personal experience when… Continue reading →
Welcome to the next CHUD List. We've tackled our our disappointments, our essentials list and slowly exhumed our Kills List from 2003, and now that we've begun the beguine, we must continue. Behold: The CHUD.com Top 50 Guilty Pleasures. We've all got those… Continue reading →
Superbad destroyed me. More than a lot of my favorite comedies of all time, so I'm hoping that after a second viewing I can hone its place in history down to where it ranks all-time for me. If you aren't aware about the film, you probably don't read this site… Continue reading →
You wanna know if someone genuinely disagrees with you a lot or is a mere contrarian? Here’s your litmus test: Just mention Wild Hogs, the indefensibly awful "middle age guys get their groove back" flick from Walt Becker starring John Travolta, Tim Allen,… Continue reading →
Hail Eris! Confusion reigns. Last week, we all got word that Sony was dropping the price on the 60GB version of the PS3 to a mere $499. Sony Europe president then stated that this price drop is just to offload the remaining 60GB models in order to make way… Continue reading →
I'm only posting this because I feel obliged to give folks who are actively excited over Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight their 307th glimpse of Heath Ledger as The Joker. Little has changed since our first impression; he still looks vaguely like the The… Continue reading →
At first blush, United International Pictures unceremoniously kiboshing the Japanese release of Evan Almighty doesn't seem like the greatest news in the world for Steve Carell. Pretty much every major studio release gets a shot at the Japanese market. They… Continue reading →
I'll admit it: I am completely incapable of understanding other cultures, races, ethnicities and creeds without a white surrogate. I am frightened by the other. They smell different. They eat loudly. They lambada. Thankfully, Hollywood feels the same way. For… Continue reading →
Title Ew,Gross! Per Screen Totalitarian 1 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix $77,410,000 $18,065 $140,017,000 2 Transformers $36,000,000 (-48.9%) $8,888 $222,990,000 3 Ratatouille $18,019,000 (-37.9%) $4,970 $143,004,000 4 Live Free or Die Hard… Continue reading →