Oliver Stone’s Bush biopic is surprisingly being marketed as a serious drama.
With Karina gone, I’m supplying the kale for a few days. Up first: a few reasons to wait for new movies to hit your television.
To tie-in to the release of ‘Hancock’, here are ten great superhero movies not based on a comic book or other previously written material.
“If Iron Man was about America’s power overseas — specifically in Afghanistan, where much of the movie takes place — then the Incredible Hulk is about what happens to our soldiers when they come home,” writes Charlie Jane Anders in a long review at io9. It’s about the impossibility of transforming young men into “super-soldiers” [...]
Enter our Presidential Zombie Photoshop Contest! And if you need inspiration, watch the brilliant Aussie zombie short I Love Sarah Jane.
Karina in Cannes: Follow her here. Also: Black Downey Jr. Billboards; Damme on Van Damme; THINKfilm’s Cannes do; Waltz With Bashir trailer; Sex on the way to Cannes.
The “controversial” lesbian kiss revealed: Vicky Cristina Barcelona [...]
… but apparently not both characters. So, which blue mutant would you prefer to see in his younger days?
The Avengers movie is coming in 2011. What characters besides Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and Ant-Man should assemble? I’ve picked ten favorites who probably won’t make the final cut.
March 25, 2008 – 11:01 am
From Godfathers to Batmans, it’s not always a bad thing to “sell out” as a filmmaker.
February 20, 2008 – 9:45 am
As if Hugh Jackman isn’t enough man to fill the frame, he’ll be joined on screen by a crap load of familiar faces.
February 18, 2008 – 3:40 pm
Let me narrow down Edgar Wright’s queue even further: he must do Ant Man. Now.
