From the makers of Epic Movie, Date Movie, Scary Movie and Meet the Spartans comes another misguided spoof.
After the credits rolled, the couples of these ten films likely went their separate ways.
Why having Juno in your movie can be a double-edged sword.
Lionsgate has moved up the release of Frank Miller’s The Spirit, from January 2009 to Christmas Day. It’s a huge, and not entirely explicable, show of confidence for the comic book movie, which will now compete against family holiday films and Oscar bait instead of having a January graveyard weekend to itself.
Ellen Page will prove [...]
A video game looks in line to beat movie box office records. Plus: spend $10 to download the movie that’s been clogging your internets for free for the past nine months.
Uh-oh! Brian Singer’s Tom Cruise-tries-to-kill-Hitler-with-an-eye patch drama Valkyrie has been pushed from prestige season to dumping season. The already much-mocked film was previously pushed down the pipe from July to October 2008; with re-shoots still looming, it’ll now open in February 2009.
Benderspink, the agency that packaged Juno, has a new gambit for luring teen girls [...]
YouTube handed out awards this week, voted on by users of the site, to the best videos of the past year in twelve categories. I watched the short film winner, My Name is Lisa, when it was a finalist in that Juno promotional contest a couple of months back, where it took third place. I [...]
March 19, 2008 – 12:47 pm
When the announcer dropped the name “92nd Street Y Tribeca” in the Jew-centric Juno spoof above, I thought it was another Jewish joke. But it’s actually a real place, where Daily Show writer Rob Kutner is throwing a party for Purim this weekend, featuring “a comedic retelling of the story of Esther, as seen through [...]
February 28, 2008 – 9:53 am
Michael Bay is impervious to the SAG strike. Also: defending THE LAST EMPEROR, and Disney courts the too-coo-for-parenting parent demographic.
