You loved her in Grindhouse. Or did you? I loved Zoe Bell in Tarantino's Death Proof, but a lot of people didn't take to her untrained delivery – it wasn't natural but awkward. Now Bell's been tapped to star in an as yet untitled picture by Marco Weber and… Continue reading →
A couple years ago I saw a really bizarre flick: John Turturro's pseudo-musical Romance & Cigarettes. (Click here and scroll down to read the original festival coverage.) A few other people saw it, too, at the Venice film fest and in a limited European… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: RhinoMSRP: $19.99RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 179 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:More Things That HappenedLynch 2BallerinaQuinoaStoriesTrailersStills The Humans Laura Dern; Justin Theraux; Harry Dean Stanton; Jeremy Irons; William H.… Continue reading →
What happens when the director who's top on your list wants ten million? Roll 'em out and move on, that's what. According to IESB, that figure is the reason Lorenzo diBonaventura and Stephen Sommers are passing on one another, leaving G.I. Joe hanging like a… Continue reading →
I hope Alan Moore goes to see Stardust. His work has never been treated with such reverence as Matthew Vaughn shows Neil Gaiman, but the film instills hope that it might be. Whether or not Moore buys a ticket, you definitely should. Not to make the point too… Continue reading →
We should have seen this coming. I mean, really. It's just that Wizard World Chicago, once the biggest comic book convention after San Diego, doesn't seem to matter so much anymore, even if it is technically still second in line. But with The Dark Knight… Continue reading →
There's nothing wrong with the dreadful Skinwalkers that couldn't be fixed, which is why I hate it so much. I knew it was headed in the wrong direction when Cronenberg was no longer listed as an executive producer, and never did have faith that Jason Behr… Continue reading →
You mention that you still want to do a superhero film. You’ve been attached to Thor – is that still happening?’I’m not attached. We’re still discussing it. I’m interested in it. That's from Devin's interview with Matthew Vaughn that ran a few hours ago,… Continue reading →
I'm tired and there's really no preamble that can do anything to dress this story up, so here it is: Warner Independent is going to remake Enter The Dragon, with Kurt Sutter, executive producer of The Shield, handling both writing and directing duties.… Continue reading →
There's a moment about halfway into Rush Hour 3 that sums it up nicely. Having evaded goons in the Parisian sewer system, Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan) and James Carter (Chris Tucker) arrive at their fancy hotel stinking of shit. In the elevator, reeking and… Continue reading →
Just the other day, I was talking to a friend about ex-Pythons. He was booking Michael Palin for a personal appearance, and mentioned that a co-worker considered him the sexy Python. I agreed, and when John Cleese's name was brought up as a rogueish… Continue reading →
I've heard a lot of different things from people who have spoken to Chris Tucker over the years: he's manic, he's aggressive, he's evasive. When I sat down at a small roundtable with him today, evasive was the only one that possibly applied. This version of… Continue reading →