Back in June, Jeremy assumed that the script for Reposession Mambo was pretty alright; it had, after all, helped get Jude Law and Forest Whitaker on the line. But the film’s summer start date has come and gone, and now the project is staring down the barrel of 2009. Assuming it can see even an … Continue reading
Looking at this new US trailer for The Orphanage a second and third time, I’m happy to say that while there are at least half a dozen shots in there that give things away, no one is going to know what they are without having seen the film. (Except for you frame by framers. If … Continue reading
Say what you like about Jake Gyllenhaal’s acting chops, but the dude is fit. So fit in fact, ex-Jets Quarterback and 70’s product schiller THE Broadway Joe Namath has given the greenlight to a cinematic biography potentially starring the brother o’ Maggie himself– thanks in part to ol’ Joe feeling that Jake measures up to … Continue reading
When last I tried my hand at assembling something approaching a definitive list of overused movie/TV music, I requested some assistance from you, the reader, in order to cover whatever egregious omissions I’d made during my initial compilation. I expected to miss an obvious title or two; I did not, however, figure I’d goof up … Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: ParamountMSRP: $24.99RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 130 min.SPECIAL FEATURES: The Making of It’s a Wonderful Life A Personal Remembrance Original Theatrical Trailer Previews The Pitch "It is the most famous holiday film ever." The Humans James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore The Nutshell George Bailey feels that he has never achieved … Continue reading
The Mummy 3, or as it’s been officially monikered, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor has officially been given a full plot synopsis. It’s a plot you may be familiar with, but a plot nonetheless. Thanks to an update on Rob Cohen’s production blog, you’ll be comforted to know the threequel’s narrative isn’t straying … Continue reading
Poor guy. I would have ended the movie like that too…
Way back at the turn of the century, Edward Stratemeyer decided to apply the Horatio Alger model of writing and publishing to children’s books. The result was one series after another of ghostwritten, unified young adult novel series that provided a model for children’s fiction that lived for years. Tom Slade, Nancy Drew, The Bobbsey … Continue reading
A couple years ago I picked up the DVD for Shinji Aramaki’s 2004 take on Masamune Shirow’s Appleseed, based purely on the spectacle of the trailers shootin’, explodin’ and robot violence. I’m no manga/anime conniseur but yeah, I’m a sucker like that. The film attempted full integration of manga style while overlaying the traditionally animated … Continue reading