October Release Date Rumored For Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘The Master’
There aren't many films we report rumored release dates for, but this morning is a wonderful exception. While a few people are reporting a rumored Cannes bo...
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Jon Brion Scoring Judd Apatow’s ‘This is 40’; Alexandre Desplat Lending Talent to ‘Argo’ and ‘Rise of the Guardians’
It's a good day for Jon Brion and Alexandre Desplat, seeing as they've both been hired to score some pretty big projects. FilmMusicReporter (via ThePlaylist) ha...
Philip Seymour Hoffman Is ‘The American’ Director Anton Corbijn’s ‘Most Wanted Man’
Variety reports that Philip Seymour Hoffman is in final negotiations to star in A Most Wanted Man, an adaptation of the bestselling spy novel by John le Car...
Amy Adams To Lead & Produce Adaptation of Steve Martin’s ‘Object of Beauty’
Amy Adams has nabbed three Oscar noms, led Disney features, worked with directors like Martin Scorsese, Mike Nichols and David O. Russell, but is just now p...
Our 145 Most-Anticipated Films of 2012
Now that we've made it through the first two weeks of January relatively unscathed, it is time to kick off our countdown of our most-anticipated films of the ...
Andrew Dominik’s ‘Cogan’s Trade’ Now Expected To Hit Theaters Late 2012
With news too good to be true, we learned almost a year ago to this date that Andrew Dominik's follow-up to The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward R...
[Review] Norwegian Wood
In Anh Hung Tran’s adaptation of the beloved Haruki Murakami novel Norwegian Wood, the French-Vietnamese director attempts a bold feat: to transform the lyr...
Jonny Greenwood Reteaming With Paul Thomas Anderson For ‘The Master’ Score
Since Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood delivered the tension-flled score for Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood in 2007, there seems to be an uptick in m...
Ken Watanabe Up For ‘Akira’ After Gary Oldman Passes
With Garrett Hedlund and Kristen Stewart leading Jaume Collet-Serra's big-budget Hollywood Akira, many have been in an uproar over the whitewashing of the c...
[LFF Review] 360
Arthur Schnitzler’s 1900 play La Ronde has had quite a legacy. The author initially wrote it as a private play to share amongst his bohemian friends, but it...