Brendan Fraser Wins 3D Award
Brendan Fraser took home a top award at the first ever International 3D Society’s Lumiere Awards Tuesday night at Hollywood’s Mann Chinese Theater.
Not only did Brendan star in Journey… READ ON
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Movie Review: Shutter Island
Taut, visually compelling and set to an imaginative set of aural cues and musical nuances, Shutter Island attempts to question the very grounding of the mind and human perception.
Clocking… READ ON
Movie Review: Valentine’s Day
Star-studded and glowing with director Garry Marshall‘s gooey warmth, Valentine’s Day is an unabashedly feel-good film with enough humanity to balance out the gloss. With its ensemble cast and intertwining… READ ON
Movie Review: From Paris With Love
Sexy, slick and rushing by at a swift pace, From Paris with Love is an ode not so much to a foreign city as to good, old-fashioned action flicks with… READ ON
Gillette Uncut: Will.i.am, All American Rejects Get Raw and Ready
In super-saturated colors, textured sepia tones and grainy black-and-white shots, music artists are stripped down and laid bare in Uncut, a new documentary sponsored by Gillette.
Featuring country singer Tim… READ ON
Movie Review: When In Rome
Ciao bellas, welcome to Rome! A place where the love-lorn wish for better luck by tossing coins into a fountain. The kind of city where a kid sister can marry… READ ON
Swag Suites At Sundance: Who Got What
The Sundance Film Festival wouldn’t be complete without the swag suites, where the stars stock up on free gear and goodies. As the celebrities depart from snowy Park City loaded… READ ON
Movie Review: Creation
Gripping in its intensity and eye-opening with its juxtapositions, Creation is a glimpse of the intersection of Charles Darwin’s public and private lives. Paul Bettany stars as the famed naturalist,… READ ON
Movie Review: The Book of Eli
With unshakable equanimity and an ever-present air of wisdom, Denzel Washington is the thinking man’s tough guy. From drug lord turf wars to legal conspiracies, his characters are often unlikely… READ ON
Movie Review: Youth in Revolt
Sometimes, you have to break the rules to get what you want. For Nick Twisp (Michael Cera) — a 16-year-old with an exceptional vocabulary and burning need to lose his… READ ON
Meet Your 2010 Oscar Hosts!
We’re predicting it here first—the 82nd Academy Awards will go down in history! First, the Best Picture category is now opened up to ten nominees. That’s a whole lotta movies… READ ON
James McAvoy To Play James Bond’s Creator
James McAvoy has been tipped to play James Bond creator Ian Fleming in a new movie.
The Atonement actor has reportedly been approached to star as the writer in a… READ ON
Movie Review: Up In The Air
Is happiness a home? Actually: Not just a home, but a one with appliances and electronics and furniture and a dog and kids and a spouse?
For layoff expert Ryan… READ ON
Oscars: More Than 270 Films Eligible For Nomination, Academy Says
With the 82nd Academy Awards less than three months away, let’s take a look at the process its takes before the very lucky few take the stage to collect their… READ ON
Movie Review: Crazy Heart
Just about everything in Crazy Heart could have been a cliché. There’s the washed-up, whiskey-soaked country singer, looking for his return to the spotlight. Then there’s his romance with a… READ ON
Maggie Gyllenhaal in Crazy Heart: “Motherhood’s Made Me a Different Actress”
In Crazy Heart, Maggie Gyllenhaal plays the kind of woman she’s so good at portraying: strong, smart and decisive, with an understated beauty that’s hard to pin down. In the… READ ON
Movie Review: The Lovely Bones
What happens to us after we die? What does death mean for the living?
In The Lovely Bones, writer-director Peter Jackson tackles those questions with the same fervor for aesthetics… READ ON
Movie Review: Brothers
The first hurdle in Brothers is believing that Tobey Maguire and Jake Gyllenhaal, who play the titular sibs, could be related by blood. The second is believing that Natalie Portman… READ ON
Movie Review: Ninja Assassin
The blood starts flowing just moments after Ninja Assassin begins, and doesn’t stop until the final credits start rolling. There’s also heavy slashing, slicing and lots of body parts that… READ ON
All Access Rockumentary Clips Coming Soon!
This past summer, Virgin Mobile and Kyocera partnered up on a homeless charity event called All Access, where young filmmakers between the ages of 16 and 22 were given a… READ ON
Movie Review: Fantastic Mr. Fox
Charm, tenderness and wit have been the hallmarks of Wes Anderson’s style since the arrival of his first film, Bottle Rocket (1996). With The Royal Tenenbaums (2001), Anderson brought his… READ ON
