I loved Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story, so I couldn’t be more pleased that star Steve Coogan is reuniting with director Michael Winterbottom for another film, which would be their third together (24 Hour Party people came first). What I like a little bit less is that it’s going to be a serious … Continue reading →
I can’t imagine what it’s like to lose a son. I especially can’t imagine what it’s like to lose a son to something as barbaric as a suicide bombing. My heart goes out to Yossi Zur, whose son Asaf was killed in a suicide bombing in 2003. My heart does not go out to the … Continue reading →
I can’t imagine what it’s like to lose a son. I especially can’t imagine what it’s like to lose a son to something as barbaric as a suicide bombing. My heart goes out to Yossi Zur, whose son Asaf was killed in a suicide bombing in 2003. My heart does not go out to the … Continue reading →
What the fuck is going on with the new Harry Potter movie? This is a question you have to ask, since Gary Oldman’s manager has been making it pretty clear that the actor is, as of now, not in the movie, despite what Warner Bros and the press are saying. This is kind of a … Continue reading →
James Mangold, currently basking in far too much adulation for the merely good Walk the Line, may have received the inspiration for his next film from one of Johnny Cash’s albums, Johnny Cash Sings the Ballads of the True West – he’s remaking the classic western 3:10 to Yuma. The original is very High Noon-ian … Continue reading →
If you know Ving Rhames, or anyone who knows Ving Rhames, please try to get this important message to him: Ving, you have not signed on to do a guest spot on Entourage, the HBO show that spent its second season making fun of how lame Aquaman is by having its lead actor star in … Continue reading →
Paul Walker is stepping out the shining beach boy light into the gritty, dark streets of New Jersey for his new film, Running Scared. If last week’s Eight Below, while good, seemed like average Paul Walker fare, Running Scared will change all your expectations. In the film Walker plays mobster Joey Gazelle, whose job it … Continue reading →
Paul Walker is stepping out the shining beach boy light into the gritty, dark streets of New Jersey for his new film, Running Scared. If last week’s Eight Below, while good, seemed like average Paul Walker fare, Running Scared will change all your expectations. In the film Walker plays mobster Joey Gazelle, whose job it … Continue reading →
I won’t lie to you – I want you to go see Running Scared this weekend. I think it’s a blast of a film, a fun, intense, insane movie that will become a serious cult classic. We’ll be featuring some Running Scared coverage this week, including exclusive interviews with star Paul Walker and director Wayne … Continue reading →
Any Paul Thomas Anderson movie is going to get me excited; hell, I was completely psyched for a PTA movie starring Adam Sandler, for God’s sake. Add in the fact that the new film is a sprawling epic and I get even more excited. Cast Daniel Day Lewis in the lead and I would be … Continue reading →