I do a lot of my work from a cafe in the afternoons, and for the past couple of days I’ve sat near a group of high school kids having the old ‘Pirates vs Ninjas’ conversation. After cutting them some slack for being about five years behind the curve, I realized that there’s this burgeoning … Continue reading →
So the rumors have been flying about Reese Witherspoon opting out of the next Joe Carnahan film, a remake of the 1965 missing child/"but was she even real?" film Bunny Lake is Missing. Some sources said the split came by way of an uncompleted script. Others said it was simply fallout from her recent divorce. … Continue reading →
For an actor, there’s nothing that makes the bank account happy like discovering that your character isn’t as dead as previously thought. Take Rider Strong, who most of us assumed to be dead by the end of Cabin Fever. Apparently his death was exaggerated, because he’s going to be very much alive, and dealing with … Continue reading →
ShoWest, the annual theater exhibition expo, is in full swing in swingin’ Vegas and I’m wondering why I didn’t stop by on my way back from California to crash the party. As a consolation prize, I did get a great picture of the recently hyped road Zzyzx going 85 M.P.H. on Northbound I-15. But so … Continue reading →
Usually being American has its cinematic perks. Sure you’re hated all over the world, but the world can kiss some chunky American ass when it comes to seeing movies first. Except in the case of Danny Boyle’s Sunshine, where Americans can line up to get kicked square in the two-tone Underoos like most of our … Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: ColumbiaMSRP: $24.96 RATED: PGRUNNING TIME: 191 Minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: • Commentary by dir. Richard Attenboroug• Introduction by Richard Attenborough• Vintage newsreel footage• Interview with Sir Ben Kingsley• Nine production and history featurettes The Pitch "It’s the dignity of the entire human race as exemplified by a single man." "Will … Continue reading →
When I was at New York Comic Con, I saw posters for a new movie, The Next Race: The Remote Viewings. I had no idea what that could be, but I was struck by a line on the poster: The First Chapter in the Creation Wars Saga Begins. That, I thought, was ballsy. I ran … Continue reading →
The Tribeca Film Festival is making with the announcements (see below for the full list of movies announced thus far), but they are keeping a couple of films a secret at the moment. But not from Stu Van Airsdale and the gang at Reeler, who have found out the big hot shit premieres this year. … Continue reading →
Well, those waiting for Wii to have some online-multiplayer capability can start rejoicing. Kind of. GameSpy, the company who brought you the Nintendo DS online-multiplayer connection, announced today that it would be providing the multiplayer middleware technology for the Nintendo Wii. As long suspected, multiplayer for the Wii is not to begin until June 2007. … Continue reading →
After March of the Penguins won an Oscar and became a license to print money, I half expected director Luc Jacquet to announce he’d always wanted to make a massive Hollywood animal movie, like a big-budget remake of The Hellstrom Chronicle. That was obviously just wishful thinking on my part. Instead, Jacquet has run off … Continue reading →