BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Walt Disney VideoMSRP: $29.99RATED: GRUNNING TIME: 111 min.SPECIAL FEATURES: Bloopers Exclusive Scene Music Videos Sing Along with the Movie High School Karaoke Lyrics Rehearsal Cam Phineas and Ferb (Sneak Peek) The Pitch… Continue reading →
Head over to composer Brian Tyler's MySpace page, and, if you grew up watching Rambo movies, you'll hear a very welcome music cue. And if you've been worried about a lack of Jerry Goldsmith in Sylvester Stallone's Rambo, your fears are about to be allayed.… Continue reading →
Note: Disregard the previous episodes. They're messed up and I'll fix them when I don't hate XML as much as I do right now. Instead of just bumping the one article for the CHUD Podcast, I'm going to give each installment their own so that we can build this… Continue reading →
UPDATE: Well, that didn't take long. And I guess I was talking straight out of my keister about The Reader being developed expressly for Kidman. Kate Winslet was the first choice for the role of the older woman. And now she'll get to play it! That's a huge… Continue reading →
Despite my almost lifelong loathing of the Golden Globes and everything they stand for, I have to say… I'm deeply depressed at their cancellation. Yes, they're spectacularly irrelevant in terms of honoring exceptional filmmaking, and, sure, they've a… Continue reading →
Happy news to start off 2008… unless your name happens to be Pete Hammond or you're one of his dependents. According to Radar, Hammond has been let go from Maxim, the magazine where he writes breathlessly quote whoring reviews for the worst movies you… Continue reading →
After seeing Zodiac last February, I begged for an interview with David Fincher. My Paramount reps tried, but the reality is that Fincher has always been a little press shy. But now, with the Director's Cut being released on DVD (buy it here from CHUD, or go… Continue reading →
My copy of the DVD for The Ten, a sketch comedy movie where members of The State and Reno 911 take on The Ten Commandments, arrived today. I can't wait to pop this sucker in – I missed the movie in theaters, and I love these guys and their comedy. I'm even… Continue reading →
For years, the DGA (Directors Guild of America) Awards have been the most accurate predictor of what eventually gets nominated for Best Picture; since going three-for-five in 2001, they've at least nominated four of the five Academy finalists. And this… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: DarkSky FilmsMSRP: $14.98RATED: Not RatedRUNNING TIME: 126 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES: New audio commentary track with actors Richard Foxworth and John Karlen 1973 Frankenstein promo, recap and preview The Pitch Mary Shelly’s… Continue reading →
So the CLOVERFIELD hype machine keeps rolling on, but, for a change of pace, the marketing is attendable, as opposed to viral. The folks behind this month's Giant Monster Movie are throwing a surprise party in the Lower East Side of NYC for the film's lead… Continue reading →