Why has the NY Times published two, not wildly discordant reviews of the latest Godard bio?
Guy Ritchie gets Iron Man wrapped up in his “best to concentrate on work right now, mate” gambit. Plus: the SAG/AMPTP “battle” continues to seem completely unnecessary.
Despite bad reviews, HANCOCK is expected to easily cash in on America’s inability to disassociate Will Smith from the concept of liberty. Also: forget about Alex Rodriguez––Guy Ritchie should really be worried about Borat.
A tour through Karina’s feed reader reveals rape, genital dismemberment, octogenarian nudity and “erotic photography” by an associate of Dane Cook. But we’ll keep it light hearted, I promise.
Remember when Madonna was fun? It could happen again!!!
Dreamworks is coming back, baby! All Steven Spielberg needs is a new distribution partner…and one billion dollars in outside financing…and an early exit from his Paramount contract…and an assurance that Jeffrey Katzenberg will take his side if there’s a battle over the Dreamworks name…
Sony Animation is producing an Alvin and the Chipmunks-inspired live action/CGI Smurfs [...]
History’s most famous celebrity adoptee says celebrities shouldn’t adopt.
Tribeca reviews: Sita Sings the Blues (see trailer above), Somers Town, War, Inc
Iron Man = Pure Sex, critics admit begrudgingly
Scarlett Johansson sings, necks with Salmon Rushdie.
Disney’s Miley Cyrus “outrage” is laughable
Harmony Korine loves Patrick Swayze, Stepin Fetchit
New episodes of Four Eyed Monsters
How is Madonna a piece of trash? Let us count the ways…
JD Salinger takes [...]
Today in Film Theory From The Darndest Places: an internet boy millionaire and a FOX News gossip columnist call out Madonna’s documentary ethics.
