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Taking issue with a bit of the ultraviolence. Continue reading
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Taking issue with a bit of the ultraviolence. Continue reading
Attempts first non-direct-to-DVD ‘Teen Witch'. Continue reading
‘Crystal Skull' loses twenty phantom minutes. Continue reading
‘Rogue' trailer has one helluva snapper. Continue reading
If Scott Rudin thinks Philip Roth's latest, as-yet-unpublished novel, Indignation, is "the one" that will finally, coherently translate to the big screen, who am I to argue? He's got a very impressive track record when it comes to adapting smarty-pants tomes… Continue reading
Signs to direct the coward Robert Ford. Continue reading
"We're not fighting! We're collaborating!" That's the gist of the email Edward Norton fired off to Entertainment Weekly in response to the multiple stories claiming that there's bad blood a-boiling behind the scenes on The Incredible Hulk. But don't settle… Continue reading
Give it up, guys. Continue reading
‘Red Corner' star soars into ‘Amelia'. Continue reading
These are the days of promotional overkill. Hot on the heels of their "Lonely Man" one-sheet, Universal has trotted out a two-minute featurette celebrating the influence of The Incredible Hulk television show on their modest, $100 million Ol' Greenskin… Continue reading
Apple's "Set to Screen" series is intended as a learning tool, but 20th Century Fox and Baz Luhrmann seem content to use it as a more respectable form of marketing for their upcoming epic, Australia. I'd bitch, but the still photographs in Luhrmann's most… Continue reading
The Bride of Kutcher to not star in big screen version of ‘Sanford & Son'. Continue reading