Thursday, September 30, 2010

Foss Forward: Film Capsules

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Here are some films I’ve watched recently on DVD.
Shutter Island — This 2010 Martin Scorsese film has its flaws, but if you’re willing to forgive them, this is a pretty compelling psychological horror story, tightly constructed, disorienting,


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The secret to Woody Allen’s stamina

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Autumn is here, and with it comes a flash of despair at the meaninglessness of existence, with a few laughs thrown in. In other words, it’s time for the annual Woody Allen comedy.
This weekend sees the opening of You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger,


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Forest Whitaker to Star in Film Funded By Qaddafi Family

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The belief that it is hard to get films funded that feature black stars is not new. In a recent example, we are now very familiar with the story behind the award-winning movie 'Precious,' which took years to get financed. When it finally was, it was by


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NiteWatch: Your Guide to Where the Stars & Socialites Were Partying

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See where the stars ended up last night.
Jessie Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake and Aaron Sorkin were joined by Adrien Brody, Donna Karan, Calvin Klein,Cheryl Hines, L.A. Reid, Bridget Moynahan, Tinsley Mortimer, Billy Crudup, Katrina BowdenandGabourey


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Gilbey on Film: the making of The Thin Red Line

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As I've remarked here before, my youthful appetite for buying DVDs has subsided almost completely; I've got most of my favourites on the shelf, and there's nothing I'm bursting to add to them. But I'll be making an exception for the Criterion Collection


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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Pixie Lott Amazed At 'Sweet Baby Jesus' Cast

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Pixie Lott thinks it's "crazy" that she is to play Sharon Stone's daughter in a new film.
The British singer has landed a role in 'Sweet Baby Jesus' - which follows a pregnant woman and her partner who are mistaken for the bearing the second incarnation


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Blu-ray Review: The Thin Red Line

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There were two World War II movies released in 1998. Both were nominated for a slew of Academy Awards. But they couldn’t have been more different.
The first, released that summer, was


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Blu-Ray Review: The Thin Red Line -- Criterion Collection

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War epic The Thin Red Line doesn't just go behind the lines. It infiltrates the minds and souls of soldiers and contemplates grand themes like God, war, nature, death, love, and the meaning of life. Directed by Badlands and Days of Heaven's Terrence


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Qaddafi Goes to Hollywood

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What do Adrien Brody, Forest Whitaker, and Mickey Rourke have in common? They’ve all starred in movies funded by the Qaddafis.
Matty Beckerman is an unlikely ally for


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Halle Berry Flew into Paris to Meet Olivier Martinez

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Halle and Olivier arrived back at her Dark Tides co-star beau Martinez’ home in Paris, France. This hot new hollywood couple has been spending a lot of time together and seem to be enjoying each other’s company.
Halle and Olivier met on the set of their


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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Lights down for the Abu Dhabi Film Festival

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ABUDHABI // Festival programmers who spent the past year searching the world to find the best features for the fourth Abu Dhabi Film Festival revealed its 170 films yesterday, offering entries from some of the most celebrated names in cinema.
"We work


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Gavin approved Charlotte Church's new man

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Charlotte Church asked Gavin Henson for “permission†before embarking on a new relationship. The 24-year-old singer – who has two children, Ruby, three, and 20-month-old Dexter , with her former fiance – first met her current boyfriend,


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Pacific Hell Amid Days of Heaven: Terrence Malick's 'The Thin Red Line' (Column)

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Paul Maher interviewed the following cast and crew from The Thin Red Line for this essay: John C. Reilly (Sergeant Storm), John Dee Smith (Private Train), Claude Lettesier (Ethnomusicologist) and Brad Shield (Steadicam operator)
There is a note placed


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Lott stunned by starring alongside Stone

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28/09/2010 - 08:07:55
Pixie Lott thinks it’s “crazy” that she is to play Sharon Stone’s daughter in a new film.
The British singer has landed a role in ‘Sweet Baby Jesus’ – which follows a pregnant woman and her partner who are mistaken for the bearing


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Monday, September 27, 2010

News: Dancing's Derek Hough: You Will See a New Side of Jennifer Grey

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After Jennifer Grey and Derek Hough topped the Dancing with the Stars leaderboard last week with a 24, rumblings about the Dirty Dancing star's so-called "dance experience" heated up again — an unfair dig at her, Hough tells TVGuide.com. "Would you ask


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EMMANUELLE CHRIQUI TO GUEST STAR IN NEW EPIC DRAMA SERIES, PREMIERING IN SPRING 2011 ON SHOWTIME®

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Emmanuelle Chriqui (Entourage) will guest star on the new SHOWTIME drama series THE BORGIAS in three episodes as “Sancia,” the beautiful and seductive Neapolitan princess who marries the Pope’s youngest son Joffre (Aidan Alexander), even though she has


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Sunday, September 26, 2010

Jill Flint in Denim Shirt

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Actress Jill Flint attends “Howl” screening at the IFC Center in New York City wearing a denim shirt. I like how she adds the belt to the shirt to give it some flair.
Jill is best known for her role of Jill Casey in USA Network’s series Royal Pains.She


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DVD Releases

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Some might be enthused about the arrival of “Iron Man 2’’ (2010) on disc because it’s the year’s biggest action flick, but comic book fans are hoping to grab a few new hints about Marvel Studios’ summer 2012 event movie “The Avengers,’’ a hero-palooza


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Saturday, September 25, 2010

Russell Crowe in Bill Hicks Biopic?

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Memorialize Bill Hicks, Win Essential Box Set
The late, great Bill Hicks carpet-bombed comedy convention before prematurely succumbing to Cancer in 1991 at age 32. But his hilarious and Controversial legacy gets compiled at last in
Bill Hicks: The


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Video: The geekiest thing ever filmed

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Actually, apart from its sheer surreal awesomeness, this is like a dream in another sense: It’s completely ephemeral. There’s no feature-length film or TV pilot from which the scenes were drawn; it’s a trailer created from scratch for a book, one of


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Friday, September 24, 2010

Blogs: Terrence Malick’s Movie Magic

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There’s something about Terrence Malick—everyone wants to
work with him. Take for example his 1998 war drama The Thin Red Line, where
stars like Sean Penn, Adrien Brody, Jim Caviezel, John Cusack, George Clooney, Woody
Harrelson, Nick Nolte and John


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Movie mini-reviews for Sept. 24, 2010

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These are Roger Ebert's mini-reviews (unless otherwise noted) of some of the films currently playing in the Quad-Cities.
"Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole" (PG, 85 minutes). A young owl must gather a mythic band of winged warriors to fight


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DVD review | `The Thin Red Line' better the 2nd time

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For an example of Blu-ray technology at its best -- as well as the opportunity to rediscover an overlooked masterpiece -- check out the new disc of Terrence Malick's World War II meditation The Thin Red Line (Criterion Collection, $40, also on DVD, in


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Blu-ray Review: The Experiment (2010)

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At Stanford University in 1971, a team of psychology department researchers recruited twenty-four undergraduate students to take part in a mock prison experiment to study what would happen when individuals are randomly selected to either be stripped of


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Who are you calling a boffin?

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Doc in Back to the Future epitomises the cuddly, but socially inept stereotype of a scientist. Photo: Kobal Collection/Amblin/Universal
There is little that irritates scientists more than the idea of the "boffin". This century-old meme has at least two


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Thursday, September 23, 2010

Adrien Brody survived freezing night outdoors eating bugs for new role

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London, Sep 22 (ANI): Oscar-winner Adrien Brody has revealed that he survived a freezing night outdoors eating berries and bugs to prepare for his new role in the movie 'Wrecked'.
The 'Pianist' actor plays a car crash survivor who is stranded in the


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Emmanuelle Chriqui from ‘Entourage’ To Guest Star on Showtime’s ‘The Borgias’

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LOS ANGELES, CA – (September 22, 2010) – Emmanuelle Chriqui (Entourage) will guest star on the new SHOWTIME drama series THE BORGIAS in three episodes as “Sancia,” the beautiful and seductive Neapolitan princess who marries the Pope’s youngest son


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Spain's Vertice nabs Morena duo

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SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain -- Spanish indie film producer-distrib Vertice Cine has inked distribution rights to three upcoming Spanish pics, underscoring its increasing focus on third-party local movie rights acquisition.
Two of VC's pickups from Spain are


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'Serious' Adrien Brody Fought For Predators Role

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Oscar winner Adrien Brody fears he's overlooked for fun, action roles - because Hollywood executives think he's too serious.
The Pianist star, who is famous for the extremes he takes in preparing for gritty roles, admits he had to fight for the lead in


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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Adrien Brody 'ate bugs in woods'

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Adrien Brody has said that he suffered while preparing for his role in Wrecked.
The actor ate bugs and berries during an overnight stay in the Canadian woods in order to better understand his role as a stranded crash survivor in the film, reports the


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Brody Struggles With Smoking Roles

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Oscar winner Adrien Brody is an odd choice to front the latest issue of Cigar Aficionado magazine because he quit smoking a decade ago.
The Pianist star was asked to pose with a cigar for the photoshoot accompanying his new interview but he refused to


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Adrien Brody ate bugs for new role

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Oscar-winner Adrien Brody has told how he spent a night in the freezing wilderness and ate insects to prepare to get into character for his new film Wrecked.
Brody plays a car crash survivor who is stranded out in the wilds in the film and the actor


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Adrien Brody was deemed 'too serious' for 'Predators' role

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The Pianist star, who is famous for the extremes he takes in preparing for gritty roles, said most Hollywood executives ignore him for fun, action roles because he wouldnt fit the bill as an action hero.

"I think I established myself as someone who is


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Wall-to-wall for Woody

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“Woody Allen has be-come a kind of grave, gray Buddha. All the energy flows to him, and he just absorbs it.”
That’s what somebody remarked watching the famous filmmaker, Mr. Allen, at a special screening of his latest movie, “You Will Meet a Tall Dark


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Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Noteworthy DVDs released 9/21/10

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RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: Robin Hood Steals Its Way onto DVD

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After a strong week of new releases on home video last Tuesday, we return to a relatively mediocre offering this week. While several popular new TV shows (e.g. Modern Family, Community, Spartacus, Human Target) saw first-season compilations released


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Exclusive DVD Clip: Forrest Whitaker Plans Bad Things In The Experiment

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Head's up, Prison Break fans: that show's creator, Paul Scheuring, is back behind bars again for his latest project. This time it's The Experiment, starring Forrest Whitaker and Adrien Brody in a thriller inspired by the Stanford prison experiment. If


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Brody lived on bugs in Canadian wilderness

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Andrien Brody ate berries and bugs in preparation to play a car crash survivor stranded in the wilderness in his new film, Wrecked. WENN.COM
Oscar-winner Adrien Brody suffered for his art on the set of new movie Wrecked - he survived a freezing night


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Monday, September 20, 2010

Jailhouse Rocking: The Experiment DVD Review

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A remake of the 2001 German thriller Das Experiment, The Experiment has the star power of a major theatrical release -- including Adrien Brody and Forest Whitaker -- but it's going straight to home video this week. Don't assume that that's an indication


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Lights, camera, action

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For many students, summer flicks provided a welcome distraction from the monotony of office jobs. But for a select few, movies were their jobs.

Several students used the summer to get their feet wet in the moviemaking industry, getting a front-row


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DVD: What's available

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It's hard to believe that "The Experiment," a film with two Academy Award best actors in it, barely got a theatrical release, but that's the business these days. Adrien Brody (2002 Oscar winner for "The Pianist") and Forest Whitaker (2006 best actor


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Sunday, September 19, 2010

The WAS girl: Lady Victoria Hervey was the epitome of London¿s It Girls. Then she decamped to Los Angeles, saying she¿d be the next Kate Winslet ¿with class'

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Sitting in the sun-dappled courtyard of Hollywood’s famous Chateau ­Marmont hotel, Lady Victoria Hervey looks every inch the movie industry insider.
Now 33, the elder daughter of the 6th Marquess of Bristol and former ‘It Girl’ has turned up an hour


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Saturday, September 18, 2010

Exclusive: Adrien Brody's 'Experiment'al phase

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I remember always being hypnotized by the real life story of Stanford psychologists who, in 1971, recruited students to partake in an experiment designed to test how quickly -- and fully -- human beings conform to roles. In this case, prison guards and


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The Essential Ben Affleck

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Ben Affleck's new film The Town hits theatres this weekend and here are 10 films highlighting the career of the much publicized actor, writer and director.
This weekend sees the new release of Ben Affleck's second feature film as director, The Town, a


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Friday, September 17, 2010

NYFF Review: The Darjeeling Limited

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There are a couple different ways to approach reviewing . I can look at it from the mainstream audience's point of view, or I can look at it from the point of view of a long-time Wes Anderson fan -- which, coincidentally, I happen to be. The first thing


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Proenza Party at Don Hill's

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Adrian Grenier's Mistaken Identitiy Confusion

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"The girl said, 'I know who you are. You're Adrien Brody!' I said, 'Well, you're half right. I'm Adrian, but not Brody!'" Adrian Grenier is frequently mistaken for The Pianist star. (JMA/UO/CL)
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Movie Quiz

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1 Who won their only two Oscars to date for writing Good Will Hunting?
2 As what duo are Kenny Baker and Anthony Daniels best known?
4 What two words complete "Sight," "Africa," "the Past" and "the Blue"?
5 Henry Fonda (pictured) and Adrien Brody are,


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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Mulberry Party at Soho House

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Dario Argento's Giallo scores bloody new Japanese one-sheet, DVD artwork

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If there's a soul left on the globe still anticipating Dario Argento's latest blunder, GIALLO, perhaps a new Japanese one-sheet will pique your interest as well. Remember, the flick finally arrives in the states via DVD/VOD on October 19th, so it seems


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Milan Preview: Scene

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Condé Nast U.K. is the latest publisher to translate its glossy pages into digital devices.
Places to frolic around the city.
A runway photographer and photographer’s assistant were pickpocketed during the Michael Kors show.
Amanda Brooks and Leighton


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Lucy Punch steals show in Woody Allen flick

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Lucy Punch does it again. After a scene-stealing performance in this summer's "Dinner for Schmucks," the British blonde swipes the show in Woody Allen's latest, "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger," as a home-wrecking floozy. (Freida Pinto [left] is


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‘Sweet Baby Jesus’ Director Quits After Filmmakers Left Unpaid

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Hewitt and line producer BJ Rack, co-producer of Terminator 2, arrived in Detroit in August to begin location scouting. “We never did any pre-production, it was a total joke,” Hewitt says. After two weeks of what Hewitt describes as “hanging around”,


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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Woody’s Fortune

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(NEW YORK) For those of us who’ve been furiously running to eleven fashion shows a day, two hours in the dark with Woody Allen perhaps might be the ultimate cure for Fashion Week fatigue. The Cinema Society and BlackBerry Torch hosted a screening of You


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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Akshay, Salman to shoot together (Movie Snippets)

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New Delhi, Sep 14 (IANS) Bollywood stars Akshay Kumar and Salman Khan are set to share screen space in Farah Khan’s “Tees Maar Khan”.
“Looking forward to our shoot after so long… Enjoy brother,” Akshay posted on Salman’s Twitter page.
Akshay is playing


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'Resident Evil' scores big

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On a weekend that Hollywood cedes to football and late-summer barbecues, Sony-Screen Gems' "Resident Evil: Afterlife" led the box office.
The 3-D horror film earned $27.7 million, a total that exceeded expectations. It's the fourth "Resident Evil" film,


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Carla Bruni paid £125 to star in Woody Allen film

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And the US director was given free access to film in any part of the capital he wanted, an investigative website has claimed.
Carla, 42, is making her big screen debut in the film in the tiny role.

Director Allen had to re-do a scene where Carla goes


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Monday, September 13, 2010

New for Fall: DVD Notes

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Luca Guadagnino’s “I Am Love” (Oct. 12), starring Tilda Swinton as a Russian-born Italian bourgeoise who falls in love with a rough-hewn young chef, lends an upstairs-downstairs twist and a dose of high style to romantic melodrama.| Birgit Minichmayr


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Woody Allen defends his latest find, Bruni-Sarkozy

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TORONTO—Woody Allen loves shooting in Paris. He doesn't care for the gossip about one of his co-stars, France's first lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy.
Allen said he was shocked at gossip column reports that Bruni-Sarkozy was a handful on the set of his


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Gregorio Set for Fratt's TRIO Previewing Off-Broadway 10/7

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The playwright and drama critic Mario Fratti -- best-known for hisadaptation from the Italian of the Tony Award-winning musical NINE - will presentTRIO, three one act plays about sex religion and politics beginning previewsOctober 7 prior to an official


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Toronto Q&A: 'Julia's Eyes' And 'Biutiful' Producer Guillermo Del Toro

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As co-writer of The Hobbit and director of a 3D adaptation of At the Mountains of Madness, Guillermo del Toro plays often in Hollywood's big budget sandbox. But his heart still beats for foreign film indies. He has two at Toronto: the Alejandro Gonzalez


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Sunday, September 12, 2010

2 Hollywood Newcomers Welcomed With Movies

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The actress Noomi Rapace, above left, who portrayed Lisbeth Salander in the Swedish film adaptations of Stieg Larsson’s “Millennium” book trilogy, has been signed to play the lead female character in the coming movie “Sherlock Holmes 2,” according to


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Saturday, September 11, 2010

Christina Hendricks Joins Drive

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Red hot Christina Hendricks has just landed a role in the crime drama Drive starring Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Albert Brooks, Bryan Cranston, and Oscar Isaacs reports Variety. Hendricks has gained quite a following as Joan Holloway in Mad Men, and


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Movie Watch

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Fancy a film?
Check out our run down of the week's best televised films including District 9, SororityRow and Singin' In The Rain.
Sat 11 Sep
District 9
This phenomenal film put director Neil Blomkamp on the map in 2009 and rightfully so. Telling the


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“Splice,” “The Last Exorcism,” and Horror Movie Reverence

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“Splice,” a very good horror movie, and “The Last Exorcism,” a decent one, end on about the same note. This note sounds logically after a long, slow creep toward the abyss in “Splice,” while it is banged out at the last minute in “The Last Exorcism,”


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Review: Stone (TIFF 2010)

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The bulk of Stone, the film, is as much a mystery as the mysteries people of faith are challenged with from time to time. Presented in some respect as a lingering con game and equally meditative on man's connection to commit evil deeds, Stone is never


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Friday, September 10, 2010

Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks eyes big-screen roles

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Just as the latest series of Mad Men begins on British television, it seems one of the award-winning show's top stars Christina Hendricks is
enjoying a blossoming big screen career.
According to Variety, Hendricks (pictured with her 'Mad Men' co-star


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Christina Hendricks joins crime thriller ‘Drive’ — is movie stardom around the corner?

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Image Credit: Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage.comWe’ll soon be seeing a lot more of Christina Hendricks — and, even if that prospect doesn’t send your mind straight into the gutter, it’s bound to be a good thing, right? Hot off her recent Emmy nomination, the


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Movie mini-reviews for Sept. 10, 2010

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These are Roger Ebert's mini-reviews (unless otherwise noted) of some of the films currently playing in the Quad-Cities.
"Flipped" (PG, 90 minutes). Juli (Madeline Carroll) has adored Bryce (Callan McAuliffe) ever since he moved into the neighborhood in


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Thursday, September 9, 2010

The Experiment

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Travis (Adrien Brody, The Darjeeling
Limited) has just been laid off from his job. It's not because of poor
performance; Travis is a good guy who cares for the elderly people he works with
and spends his free time as a political activist. While marching


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Wednesday, September 8, 2010

CAST THIS: Fantastic Four

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There have been a lot of casting and directing rumors swirling around the FANTASTIC FOUR reboot recently, so I figured I should jump on it before anything official gets announced.
James McTiegue, Joe Carnahan and David Yates are all being considered to


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DVD Review: The Experiment (2010)

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The Experiment, based on a real-life psychology experiment at Stanford University (The Stanford Prison Experiment), is a shocking film about people becoming roles. There are many deviations from the facts of the study, but its results are startlingly


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Spywitness: Partying with Emmy — before, during and after

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The swirl of parties celebrating the 62nd Annual Emmy Awards began long before the actual prizes were handed out on Sunday, Aug. 29 — and naturally it all began with primping, sipping and (of course) swag-collecting.
evening bags and shoes by


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Blockbuster Member? See Argento's Latest Now...

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Although Maya Entertainment is going to officially release Dario Argento's Giallo on DVD October 19, Blockbuster members get to see it early.
As of today, the video chain is renting this title exclusively. Thanks to Steve for tipping us off to that.
The


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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

SUGAR AND SPICE, AND EVERYTHING NICE

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The trials and tribulations of families with teenage children are a staple of movies and TV sitcoms but things get hairy and interesting in Vincenzo Natali’s Splice when that child is genetically engineered. As Critic After Dark Noel Vera calls it,


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Sunday, September 5, 2010

Celebrity Lounge A Success for Christine Heathman and GlyMed Plus at 2010 Emmy Awards

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BEVERLY HILLS, CA, September 05, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Christine Heathman, LMT, ME, "Legend" in American Aesthetics, Industry Innovator, and CEO and Founder of GlyMed Plus, today announced the 2010 Emmy Awards Luxury Celebrity Lounge featuring


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Saturday, September 4, 2010

Unbreakable 2 is happening! But it's not Unbreakable 2...

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M. Night Shyamalan has been teasing us with thoughts of a sequel to UNBREAKABLE since the film was released. As he just told MTV, "Literally, that's the question I get asked the most anywhere around the world." OK fans, your wait is over. UNBREAKABLE 2


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Pixie Lott Set to Conquer U.S. with 'Boys and Girls'

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by Reg Seeton
Who is Pixie Lott, you may ask? Now that the young U.K. star has come stateside, you'll be hearing a lot more of Pixie Lott following the U.S. release of her debut single, "Boys and Girls", this week via Interscope. For those not in the


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Weekly Ketchup: Mountains of Madness for Tom Cruise?

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As Hollywood types take off this last week of the summer season and possibly prepare for festival trips to Venice, Telluride and Toronto, movie news was particularly slow and sparse. The stories that did emerge include casting rumors for Guillermo del


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Friday, September 3, 2010

How did all that movie talent crash?

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Lame family comedy" was how The Independent's Anthony Quinn described
Marmaduke, Hollywood's latest child-friendly caper. Other reviewers have
been less kind: "It's suitable for kids, but only as a punishment";
"the human performances are utterly dismal"


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Film clips

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LITTLE ROCK At area theaters 85 AVATAR SPECIAL EDITION, PG-13 The rerelease of James Cameron’s blockbuster in 3-D with about nine minutes of extra footage. (169 minutes) 75 CHARLIE ST. CLOUD, PG-13 Zac Efron plays a cemetery caretaker who has daily


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Hollywood embraces a new kind of hero

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The only men you're allowed to love – together at last," intones the trailer for The Expendables, which teams Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dolph Lundgren for a trip back to a time when men drove jeeps through plate-glass


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MOVIES

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In the first movie (so far) spawned by those hilarious "Grindhouse" trailers, Danny Trejo plays the Texas-based title character, who's out for revenge after he's double-crossed, in a macho action workout featuring Robert De Niro, Jessica Alba, Steven


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Thursday, September 2, 2010

Chace Crawford attempts to impress waitress

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Chace Crawford looked like a "schoolboy" as he attempted to impress a waitress on Sunday.
The 'Gossip Girl' star reportedly spent hours trying catch the eye of an employee at exclusive New York nightspot GoldBar, where he attended a birthday party.
An


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Chace Crawford On The Cover Of German GQ - Photo

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Chace Crawford graces the front cover of the winter issue of “GQ Style” magazine, looking pretty hot!
Chace appears on the black and white cover in a bit of a retro style. It’s the suit and the slicked back hair,


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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Frankenstein cited over monstrous behavior in Ohio

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Conan O'Brien and Jack White's Third Man Records are releasing not one, but two new pieces of vinyl that the comedian made on a June stopover in Nashville.
The label announced Wednesday that "Conan O'Brien Live at Third Man" and a spoken-word 7-inch


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Stephen Moyer Knows "Nothing" About Fantastic Four Casting Rumors

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Speaking briefly with MTV, Moyer claimed he knew "nothing about" the rumors, though he did call the rumors "great" and, perhaps ironically, "fantastic."
When asked if Moyer would be interested in the role, the actor responded: "I don't know...Yeah,


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Chace Crawford can't catch waitress's eye

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"Gossip Girl" star Chace Crawford spent hours Sunday night trying to get a leggy cocktail waitress at GoldBar to notice him. "It was pretty funny," a spywitness tells Page Six. "He was like a schoolboy looking to give the teacher an apple." GoldBar


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Chace Crawford fails to attract waitress

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Chace Crawford reportedly spent hours trying to catch the attention of a pretty cocktail waitress on a recent night out.
The handsome actor is best known for his role as ladies man Nate Archibald in the hit US television series Gossip Girl where has


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