For those of you sick of Kirsten Dunst’s lazy lidded performances bringing movie after movie to their knees, you will soon get the distinct pleasure of seeing her bite the dust at the hands, innards and shards of flying steel of an Iraqi suicide bomber. The film she will be starring in is an as-yet … Continue reading →
I have heard a couple of people say that Universal has done a poor job of marketing King Kong so far, but I really have to disagree. It’s too easy to burn us out early by pumping out a bunch of teasers and releasing too many images and doing too much PR. I think King … Continue reading →
I love Spike Lee. I love him a whole bunch. But even I have a hard time explaining why he would say that it’s possible that the federal government caused New Orlean’s Ninth Ward to flood after last month’s Katrina horror. "It’s not too far-fetched . . . I don’t put anything past the United … Continue reading →
Cameron Crowe’s new movie, Elizabethtown, is like the shambolic southern rock that fills its soundtrack. Like Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Free Bird (now used twice to great effect this year), the film is too long, peaks too early and is really sort of all over the place. Which is why I loved it. Orlando Bloom is Drew, … Continue reading →
I admit it – I fell in love with George Clooney. You should have been there. It was a press conference the day before his excellent new film, Good Night, and Good Luck opened the New York Film Festival. He was so handsome. And the things he said! Look, Clooney claims that he wouldn’t run … Continue reading →
I admit it – I fell in love with George Clooney. You should have been there. It was a press conference the day before his excellent new film, Good Night, and Good Luck opened the New York Film Festival. He was so handsome. And the things he said! Look, Clooney claims that he wouldn’t run … Continue reading →
The latest film from cinematic madman Tony Scott is Domino. Written by fan face Richard (Donnie Darko) Kelly, it’s the sort of true story about a real female bounty hunter, who really was the daughter of Manchurian Candidate star Laurence Harvey. The film stars It Girl Keira Knightley as the titular bounty hunter, and a … Continue reading →
You may remember that last month CHUD.com brought you the world breaking scoop that Danny Elfman and Sam Raimi had a major falling out, and that Elfman wouldn’t work on Spider-Man 3 – or any other future Raimi projects. I followed up on that with Bruce Campbell, who was surprised to learn about the rift, … Continue reading →
Here’s what I was surprised by as I read through all the email I have received since the second weekend of Joss Whedon’s Serenity and my latest editorial on it – I have gotten hundreds of emails from people saying they’re self-identified Browncoats but that these evangelists scare the hell out of them too. I … Continue reading →