Thanks for checking out our “Julie & Julia” review. If you’d like to see a video version of the Julie & Julia review you can see it at the bottom of this post. A few months back I put up a rather large “Summer of 2009 Movie Forecast” post in … [Read More]
Now that there seems to be some positive buzz behind District 9, it was only a matter of time before talks of the dead in the water Halo movie started back up again. The inexperienced director Neill Blomkamp has cut his teeth on a smaller film, and is now ready … [Read More]
I have had a surface on Green Hornet for a while now. Mostly because I am curious of any pulp comic getting a film, and morbidly curious to see Seth Rogen in the lead role. I still don’t have my head around that one. But now Edward James Olmos, the … [Read More]
The Three Stooges movie had a dream cast but it seemed to go away when the director woke up. What was supposed to be Sean Penn, Benicio Del Toro and Jim Carrey really now consists of Benicio. But Jim Carrey was a rumour, and Sean Penn walked. But that didn’t … [Read More]
Just got out of a screening of “Julie and Julia”. I’ll write my review later tonight, but for now (on my iPhone) I just wanted to say I LOVED it. Very surprised… But it’s amazing
So finally got around to getting my thoughts on G.I. Joe together and put on video. There are a few little spoilers in the review… but nothing bad… and let’s be honest… you’re not going to see G.I. Joe for the big plot twists anyway. Here’s my review. Because Youtube … [Read More]
Seems that Barbarella movie that got cancelled more than once is back to its “on again” status, but this time without Rodriguez/McGowan anywhere in sight. Rope of Silicon shares: The Hollywood Reporter brings word the film has now fallen into the hands of Robert Luketic, the unimpressive director of 21 … [Read More]
A new trailer for Where the Wild Things Are is making its way around the net. I like this trailer MUCH better than the previous one. The music seems to be growing on me (I didn’t think it fit the first time around) and the visuals are absolutely breathtaking. I … [Read More]
I had really been looking forward to Ridley Scott’s Nottingham, but the more I hear the less excited I get. I am still clinging to hope since it is still Scott’s baby, and Russell Crowe in it. But Ridley isn’t the only one working on a take for Robin Hood. … [Read More]
Looks like Hasbro is riding the money train with their properties and licensing anything and everything they can to be adapted to film. And right now that money train might be named B&O or Reading Railroad because they are going full steam ahead with a Monopoly Movie! ComingSoon quotes an … [Read More]
Ok, I just got back from the midnight showing of G.I. Joe. I’ll do my full review tomorrow because I must get to bed. For now I’ll say this: This is NOT a good movie. HOWEVER… it’s also not nearly as bad as I thought it would be. Some of … [Read More]
A true legend in my heart has left us. 80s Icon John Hughes has died unexpectantly at the age of 59. Hollywood Reporter says: John Hughes, director of “The Breakfast Club,” “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” and “Planes, Trains and Automobiles,” died of a heart attack Thursday. He was 59. Hughes … [Read More]