The ‘Curious’ Poster That Was Never Released
I'm wondering why Paramount decided to use the oddly boring posters of just Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett's massive heads when they had something like this on th...
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The Worst Films of 2008
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Here are my worst films of the year, followed by fellow writer, Dan Mecca's list.
This ye...
Land of the Lost & Fast and Furious Posters Arrive
Two new posters come our way today, both from Universal. The first, debuted by Cinematical, is for the 2009 adaptation of the classic 70's TV show, Land of the ...
The Music Stage Edition – Top 20 Albums of 2008
The forum is dedicated to film and tv news but today I'm doing a one-time special countdown of my favorite albums of the year. As a note I do not count Bon Iver...
Top 10 Comedies of 2008
If 2008 did one thing right it was comedies. There was a hilarious mix all around, from Apatow to Smith to some new faces and even some crazy Canadians. Here ar...
[Review] Yes Man
Although Jim Carrey’s new comedy, Yes Man, seems like a cookie cutter redux of his 1997 hit Liar Liar, there is more personality than expected in this formulaic...
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Trailer
20th Century Fox Finally releases the X-Men Origins: Wolverine trailer online, after many bootlegs this weekend. Check it out here or in HD on Myspace. The fil...
Top 5 Disappointments of 2008
I'm going to roll out some of my top 5/10/20 lists before the New Year, leading up to my favorite films of the year. This is the first of the series. The follow...
Marley & Me’s Ending Spoiled Graffiti Style. MAJOR SPOILERS.
Some LA'er found a special spoiler surprise today when walking around and was nice enough to take some pictures. I'm kind of looking forward to the film. I'm pa...
The Wrestler Release Schedule and Free Screenings
Be sure to check out Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler, simply one of the best films of the year. Here are some free screenings; via 1) Fox Searchlight and 2) F...
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Jordan Raup is the founder and editor-in-chief of The Film Stage and a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic. Track his obsessive film-watching on Letterboxd.