The Hollywood Reporter offers an update on three American films that buzzed like a beehive at the Cannes Film Festival, but have distribution issues. Why? Here’s our take, with details on all three movies:
:: Steven Soderbergh’s Che
Soderbergh’s biography about revolutionary Che Guevara is enormously challenging: It’s built as a two-part film experience clocking in at 4 hours, 18 minutes. […]
Just in from Lionsgate, here’s the latest clip from Religulous. Everybody blaspheme!
That is some seriously funny editing.
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Shooting’s done on the upcoming Land of the Lost, and the good folks at Movieweb caught some video interviews with three major players behind the comedy. First, director Brad Silberling, he of the smart decision to make Sleestaks look just as silly / intimidating as they did in the 1970s. (Note: Silberling is interrupted early by […]
Oliver Stone skewering the George W. Bush “legacy”?! Talk about an easy target — especially with someone as aggressive and unforgiving (and nutty) as Stone. Sit back and have fun with this leaked trailer from the movie W., with thanks to Ambrose at Film Detail. (not sure of the shelf life on this trailer, so enjoy now)
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We don’t ordinarily highlight movie posters for films already released (now in NYC), but this has to be one of the most arresting images I’ve ever seen to promote a movie. Never mind the fact that this is a documentary. (click on the poster for the biggie)
And the tagline is as simple and enticing as the […]
Now we know there’s a method to the moustache madness enacted by Sgt. Sixta (Neal Jones). And we also know the rough-and-ready sergeant’s biggest fear: letting down his superiors. Bravo has seen its first combat, and here’s what’s next:
Episode 3 Summary: “Screwby”
While awaiting their next recon orders, Bravo company encounters an horrific act of violence […]
