BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: ThinkFilmMSRP: $27.98 (!)RATED: Not ratedRUNNING TIME: 78 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES: Filmmaker commentary with Director Scott W. McKinlay and Producer Vince Marinelli Deleted scenes Alternate ending Behind the scenes of Gag Exclusive "Gag" Music Video Photo gallery The Pitch “We came, we saw Saw, we copied Saw.” The Humans Brian Kolodziej, … Continue reading
Rank Film File Serial Number Essence 1 Beowulf $28,100,000 $8,912 $28,100,000 2 Bee Movie $14,300,000 (-44.1%) $3,589 $93,862,000 3 American Gangster $13,218,000 (-45.0%) $4,250 $100,993,000 4 Fred Claus $12,000,000 (-35.2%) $3,330 $35,799,000 5 Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium $10,025,000 $3,168 $10,025,000 6 Dan in Real Life $4,511,000 (-24.9%) $2,372 $37,099,000 7 No Country for Old Men … Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Sony PicturesMSRP: $39.95RATED: US = N/A, Canada = 14RUNNING TIME: 3 Two-Hour TV Movies (286 min.)SPECIAL FEATURES:• Declassified: The Origins of The Company• The Hidden Hand: The Making of the Company• Covert Mission: DVD-ROM• Sneak Peeks The PitchThink of it as The Good Shepherd meets North and South, or … Continue reading
First Kevin watched it, then he did it.
BUY IT FROM AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner Brothers MSRP: $14.98RATING: GRUNNING TIME: 69 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES: • Christmas Flintstone The Pitch The Flintstones do Dickens. The Humans Fred, Wilma, Barney, Betty, Pebbles, and Bamm-Bamm.The Nutshell Fred’s role as Scrooge in the community theater’s production of A Christmas Carol consumes his every waking moment. He’s so distracted … Continue reading
This morning I got a huge box in the mail. Inside was The Cox Box, shaped like an amp, and filled with Walk Hard goodies. I don’t usually talk about the swag that gets mailed to me, but this thing is so excellent that I have to share. There’s a CD with a selection of … Continue reading
This is not the type of one-sheet that inspires a great deal of confidence. But it’s a fucking one-sheet. Why get worked up? I’m going to be extra nice to Peter Segal’s big screen transfer of Get Smart until it is released. Why? Read this ComicCon ’07 interview, and all will make sense. Actually, it … Continue reading
I was getting my hair cut, and my barber was telling me how he already had copies of American Gangster and Things We Lost in the Fire. Then he told me how much he loved Blood Diamond (but that he’d seen it way too many times), and one film he couldn’t get enough of was … Continue reading
Katherine Heigl may be too career savvy for her own good. Oh, sure, the decision to team with director Robert Luketic and screenwriters Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith on the romantic comedy The Ugly Truth is a sound one on the surface. The last time those three got together, their Legally Blonde launched Reese … Continue reading