The lead singer of Iron Maiden has co – written a film about a reincarnated Aleister Crowley! We get wind of this news thanks to the BBC via cinematical: Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson has co-written a horror film, which is to be unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival in … [Read More]
It looks like Indy 4 may launch in France, we get wind of this news from our friends at cinematical: A new trend seems to find these big summer blockbusters premiering at the early summer film festivals. Last year, Spider-Man 3 took over Tribeca (and I’d expect the Tribeca folks … [Read More]
We have news about the upcoming Coen Brother’s film No Country For Old Men. We get the following story and synopsis from the WEBMASTER over at FILMJUNK: One of the most talked about movies from this year’s Cannes Festival was The Coen Brothers’ No Country For Old Men. It narrowly … [Read More]
Roman Polanski, director of “The Pianist” which won the top prize at Cannes in 2002 was in attendance at a question and answer panel at this years Cannes Film Festival in a virtual swarm of other notable directors and filmmakers. He felt the questions offered were not up to the … [Read More]
Lately, documentaries on the Earth’s environmental issues seem to be as popular as puffy shouldered dresses at my Grade 8 Grad. And just like at my grad, Leonardo DiCaprio is as popular as ever. But this time I really like him too, not just the girls. DiCaprio has made his … [Read More]
Roger Ebert, half of the famous film critics Roper and Ebert, is recovering well and looks forward to returning to work. USA Today has an idea of when. USA Today wrote: Roger Ebert hopes to be fully recovered in time for the Academy Awards and the Cannes Film Festival. In … [Read More]
The whole idea of Clerks 2 has been a double edged sword for most of the Clerks fans. On the one hand they’ve been excited as hell to see Clerks 2… but on the other hand there seems to be this sense of dread… a sense of “Oh no… what … [Read More]
The highest award and the most prestigious film festival in the world has been given out to “Wind That Shakes Barley“. Apparently it was so good that the 9 member jury, headed by Wong Kar-wai voted unanimously for the film. The good folks at Yahoo Movies give us this: British … [Read More]
Post submitted by: Joseph You can submit a post here For those disappointed by the reviews of the first big Canne films, The Da Vinci Code and Southland Tales, this can only come as good news. Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, the director behind films like Amorres Perros and 21 Grams’ next … [Read More]
Post submitted by: Thijs You can submit a post here The much hyped new film from Donnie Darko creator Richard Kelly, Southland Tales, did not get a very good response, to say the least. Empire online was at the screening in Cannes: “Indeed, the critical reaction has almost unanimously been … [Read More]
The Cannes film festival will host the world premiere of the highly anticipated book-to-film adaptation of The Da Vinci Code on May 17th, just 2 days before it’s world wide release date. To me The Da Vinci Code is ok… but what makes me look forward to this is Ron … [Read More]
Let it be known: Fahrenheit 9/11 is damn good. So much so in fact, the audience at Cannes, the birthplace of future films and filmmakers, stood and cheered for 15 – 20 minutes (give or take a few). Aintitcool has a couple reviews posted (click here) – a lot of … [Read More]