Dukes, Counts, etc. Contempt, Vivre sa Vie Meow Door Trix, Kix 1 The Golden Compass $26,125,000 $7,405 $26,125,000 2 Enchanted $10,706,000 (-34.7%) $3,041 $83,865,000 3 This Christmas $5,000,000 (-37.0%) $2,660 $42,760,000 4 Fred Claus $4,660,000 (-15.3%)… Continue reading →
Early this year I went to London to do some New Line set visits. The one for The Golden Compass was, much like the movie, not very good. But the other set I visited was a movie I had never even heard of – Inkheart. In it Brendan Fraser and his cinematical… Continue reading →
Back in February I told you that Idiocracy was going to be the next great cult classic. Mike Judge's film, which Fox didn't fund to completion and then dumped into a handful of theaters, is a withering attack on the inanity of modern life. A completely… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Elite EntertainmentMSRP: $14.98RATED: URRUNNING TIME: 119 min.SPECIAL FEATURES: Commentary track by Writer/Director Jason Christ Commentary track by Jason Christ, Eric Stanze and special effects artist Patrick Voss… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE! (not listed yet)STUDIO: Reel DivaMSRP: $19.99RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 84 minsSPECIAL FEATURES:None The Pitch A former stage and TV veteran recounts his turbulent life via stage performance in the twilight of his life. The Humans… Continue reading →
Today Capcom released a whole bunch of new pics from Devil May Cry 4, the latest in the sword and gun slingin' series. The picture above shows off Dante's new weapon, Lucifer. That red rose between his teeth? No, he doesn't think he's fighting bulls, that's… Continue reading →
I was feeling rough the morning of the Juno press day here in Los Angeles. It had been a long couple of days and very much a long night; I skipped the food in the hospitality suite and went right for the Starbucks doubleshot espressos and the Red Bull. I was… Continue reading →
People say to me, “Dellamorte (or Andre, or Dre, for that matter), you’re so good at predicting box office, are you a God?”The short answer is no. The long answer involves my lineage, and that involves being born in the outskirts of Poland, and learning… Continue reading →
“It is happening again.” Those words, spoken by the giant in Twin Peaks, are fucking ominous. They mean that a cycle of horror and death is coming around again; even as the words are spoken, someone is dying. Terribly. Which is as good a way as any to explain… Continue reading →
I’m not sure what I can do to break the string of Shutter Island articles featuring lame title metaphors, so I’m just going to stop thinking about it. The Scorsese/DiCaprio production has added its first high-profile female cast member: Michelle Williams will… Continue reading →
I met Noah Baumbach at the afterparty for the LA premiere of Margot at the Wedding. I hadn't seen the movie – the theater had been filled to capacity and I had been turned away – but I still introduced myself anyway, like a doofus. Baumbach wasn't impressed… Continue reading →
I'm almost ashamed to admit it, but the thought of Gary Winick directing Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson in a comedy about two friends who have it out over conflicting wedding dates makes me kind of happy. Not to hype him up as the next Howard Hawks, bit I… Continue reading →