[Review] Coco Before Chanel
Sony Pictures Classics | France | 105 mins
As one of this year’s most highly anticipated films to reach the box office from France, Anne Fontaine’s latest fe...
Month: September 2009
‘Host’ Being Adapted For The Screen By Andrew Niccol
Fans of Stephanie Meyers' 'Twilight' saga have been wondering for some time now when her non-vampire book, 'Host', would be picked up for a movie. Meyers has b...
First Set Photos of Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps
Because, admit it, you were a little more than curious about what this all would look like. Michael Douglas back as the cutthroat Gordon Gecko two decades l...
Aronofsky Plans a Heist, Precious Wins Toronto, Moon Posters, Barton Fink Sequel + more
Darren Aronofsky Developing the World's Biggest Heist Film
Get Low + Lebanon Picked Up By Sony Pictures Classics
Precious Takes Top Prize at Toront...
Fincher Adds Timberlake, Eisenberg + Garfield as Facebook Friends
The cast of David Fincher's next film, The Social Network, which chronicles the rise of Facebook has been confirmed by Variety. Jesse Eisenberg (Adventurela...
[TIFF] The Damned United, High Life, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
Here is the last batch of Toronto International Film Festival reviews:
The Damned United (Tom Hooper, UK)
It's a joy to see one of my favorite sports on t...
[First Look] David O. Russell’s ‘The Fighter’
A few images and video have been released (thanks to IAmRouge via /Film) for David O. Russell’s The Fighter starring Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale. Check...
Wentworth Miller To Break Some Zombies
During and interview with Black Film actor Bodjoe Kodjoe began talking about Resident Evil: Afterlife which he will be starring in along side Milla Jovavich...
Brad Pitt To Play Moriarty In Sherlock Holmes Sequel?
Still a few months away from it's Christmas release, the interest in Guy Ritchie’s adaptation of Sherlock Holmes has already generated enough buzz to merit th...
The Thing About The Boondock Saints, and Those Kind of Films In General
By "those kind of movies" I mean those films that are pseudo-smart and pseudo-deep, presenting paper-thin messages as an excuse for rampant style and gratuitous everything: sex, violence and the like. Films like [...]...