Disney has purchased the rights to a book, I Would Tell You I Love You But Then I Would Have to Kill You, which ingeniously mixes two of the finest concepts ever: all-girl’s schools and spies. The book is set at a secret school in Washington DC that is full of daughters of spies, and … Continue reading →
The movie version of Speed Racer is far from dead, and Vince Vaughn is still attached, a scooper tells Corona Coming Attractions at Cinescape. The movie, based on the Japanese racing cartoon, seemed sort of in limbo for some time – we’ve been reporting on it for something like five years now – but the … Continue reading →
Has there ever been a time when a movie about a guy who is essentially a terrorist would seem more ill-advised? The good news is that lame considerations about the political climate aren’t stopping Philip Noyce from directing a film about Patrick Chamusso, a South African who used sabotage to strike against the apartheid system … Continue reading →
I think it’s hard to deny that Ben Stiller’s been in just a little bit too much these last couple of years. The guy’s everywhere, and it’s become a touch overwhelming. I love Ben Stiller – hell, I still pop in the old Ben Stiller Show DVDs from time to time – but overexposure kills. … Continue reading →
There is no definitive version of Batman. In the character’s eight decades he’s undergone so many variations, been the subject of so many different “takes” that he can be all things to all readers. Many will claim that Batman Begins is the “definitive” movie version of Batman, but it’s not. What Batman Begins is, though, … Continue reading →
June has been a great month for contests here at CHUD.com. We’re giving away a computer here and PSPs right here. How can we possibly top those? Why, with tickets to the hometown premiere of George A Romero’s Land of the Dead, of course. That’s right, two lucky winners will get to attend the Pittsburgh … Continue reading →
The New York Asian Film Festival is hitting this week, and running through July 2nd. I’ve seen a couple of the films already, and I’ll be bringing you some reviews (especially of the excellent Three… Extremes, which has short films from the likes of Takashi Miike and Park Chan Wook!) in the days ahead. In … Continue reading →
I am very excited about Darren Aronofsky’s upcoming film The Fountain, even though CHUD.com wasn’t invited on the set visit (see how not bitter I am?). I have been a huge fan of Aronofsky for years, and I wish I had more films from him to like. The Fountain has, of course, been a long … Continue reading →
On last night’s fantastic episode of Entourage, Jeremy Piven was trying to convince young heartthrob Vincent Chase to star in an Aquaman movie (seriously, what a great show). They were at a Lakers game when Chase turned it down, saying he didn’t want to get typecast. Piven pointed to the crowd. "There’s the Joker. There’s … Continue reading →