August 13, 2008 – 2:28 pm
Not only will STAR WARS: CLONE WARS not be one of the best animated spin-offs of a movie, it won’t even be the best animated spin-off of the STAR WARS movies.
August 13, 2008 – 12:06 pm
A number of big name titles have been added to the line-up of enxt months’ Toronto Film Festival. There’s going to be some overlap with the just-announced NYFF, including Darren Aronofsky’s The Wrestler, and Che, which the festival’s Cameron Bailey says will be shown “the first time as two separate films on two separate nights. [...]
Thus concludes our coverage of the 2008 Comic-Con International. If you missed anything, here it all is:
Porn on the floor
Jabba the Hutt
Hoverboard for sale
LEGO Batman
Star Wars stamps
Guy Ritchie’s comic book
Pineapple Express and a brief history of stoner films
Max Payne/Wolverine
Twilight
Red Sonja
Nerd Barbies
Tron 2
Scream Like a Girl, hosted by Kevin Smith
RocknRolla panel
Guy Ritchie press conference
Fanboys
Watchmen
The Wolfman
Dr. Horrible [...]
Girls ruled Comic-Con 2008. But maybe it was better for women when it was supposedly a boys club.
One of several sponsored by Entertainment Weekly, this panel brings together four filmmakers who will be flogging their upcoming wares on other panels here this weekend: Judd Apatow (producer of Pineapple Express), Kevin Smith (Zach and Miri Make a Porno), Zach Snyder (The Watchmen) and Frank Miller (The Spirit).
Harvey Weinstein sees the light, finally allows “the cancer version” of FANBOYS to see the light of day.
Liveblogging Kevin Smith’s panel of women who kick ass: Gale Ann Hurd (Terminator, Terminator 2), Lucy Lawless (Xena, Battlestar Galactica), Jaime King (The Spirit, Sin City), and Pia Guerra (Y: The Last Man).
In more than a century of cinema, tons of films have upset different religious groups. Here are 15 of the worst offenders in alphabetical order.
Who knew web-only content was subject to MPAA approval? Does the MPAA know how easy their archaic oversight laws are to circumvent?
Bad Lieutenant is spawning a new film that’s not quite a remake and not quite a sequel. What other ’90s movies should be given the same treatment?
