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Monthly Archives: August 2011
An Oscar For Rachel Wiesz? Hollywood’s Best Idea Today.
Movieline reports this morning that “the Oscar bandwagon for Rachel Weisz leaves now.” And if that’s the case, not only will I pony up for gas and snacks, I’ll also drive the first leg. I’ve been a fan of the … Continue reading
Posted in Awards Shows, Film News, Screen Sirens
Tagged Agora, Rachel Weisz, The Constant Gardner, The Whistleblower
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Is A Batman/Superman Movie In The Works?
Here’s the most intriguing movie rumor we’ve heard all day (via Think McFly Think): “Sources tell TMT WB is keen on getting a Justice League movie going and still high on The Flash despite Green Lantern being neither the critical … Continue reading
The Weekend Box Office And Your Monday Must-Read.
A parable about the dangers of genetic engineering and a film that’s getting derided for its historical inaccuracies ruled the box office this weekend. “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” stayed atop the box office heap for the second … Continue reading
Posted in Box Office Tallies, Film News, Thinking About Movies
Tagged Andy Serkis, Captain America, Chris Evans, Cowboys and Aliens, Crazy Stupid Love, Daniel Craig, Emma Stone, Final Destination 5, Harrison Ford, Harry Potter, Olivia Wilde, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Help, Viola Davis
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Never Let Me Go (UK, 2010).
Name: Never Let Me Go. Release Date: 2010 Writers: Kazuo Ishiguro (novel), Alex Garland (screenplay) Director: Mark Romanek Cast: Carey Mulligan: Kathy Andrew Garfield: Tommy Keira Knightley: Ruth Charlotte Rampling: Miss Emily Sally Hawkins: Miss Lucy Kate Bowes Renna: Miss … Continue reading
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There Can Be Only One “Highlander” Director.
But right now, they don’t even have that. English movie mag Empire reports this morning that director Justin Lin has jumped off the Summit Pictures’ reboot of the adventures of the ageless Scottish warrior who keeps his immortality as long … Continue reading
The Widening Gyre: The Top Five Movies Where Things Fall Apart.
Because I have friends in England, lived there for a time, and am generally an Anglophile, I’ve been pretty much glued to the news coverage of the riots currently rocking the U.K. I’ve been sickened and saddened by what I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Film News, Our Films, Ourselves, Thinking About Movies, Trailer Trash
Tagged A Clockwork Orange, Akira, C. Thomas Howell. Jenniefer Grey, Deep Impact, Lea Thompson, Mad Max, Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Swayze, Peter Weller, Red Dawn, Robert Duvall, Robocop, Syracuse University, Tea Leoni
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Lionsgate Confirms “Dirty Dancing” Reboot.
Someday, historians will look back on the benighted day of August 9, 2011 and record that it was the day that Hollywood officially ran out of ideas. From Access Hollywood: “Dirty Dancing” is getting the reboot treatment, Lionsgate announced on … Continue reading
Posted in Film News, Reboots, Thinking About Movies
Tagged Dirty Dancing, Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze
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Columnist Asks The Key Question: Why Don’t You Know Who Bogie Is?
Bill Mesce at Sound on Sight* asks the right question: Despite films being more widespread and more available than ever, modern audiences have even less film literacy than ever. To illustrate the point, Mesce turns to a film class he … Continue reading
Weekend Box Office And Your Monday Must-Read.
Score one for the monkeys. Humans flocked to the mulitplexes in droves this weekend to catch “Rise of the Planet of the Apes.” In fact, films featuring actual homo sapiens in lead roles had to content themselves with third place … Continue reading