For those of you are as excited as I am about this film, will be pleased with the new photos that have been released from the set of The Great Gatsby. Continue reading
Yearly Archives: 2011
Take A Trip Through The Three Musketeers With Elena and Rachel With Pictures!
Why are you interested in this adaptation?
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I actually have a special place in my heart for the Three Musketeers in all iterations. The book was the first piece of “literature” that I read at I think 10 or 11, when I had run through all the SFF in my school’s library and decided to start edumucating myself by reading some of the classics. I am fairly sure it was an abridged version—this is based on my memory of finding the story really easy to read and very fast-paced, which, having suffered through an unabridged version of Count of Monte Cristo I know that Dumas’ writing really isn’t—and I loved it. Continue reading
Scarlett Johansson To Direct Capote Novella
Scarlett Johansson is about to make her directorial debut with a new project based on Truman Capote’s lost novella. Continue reading
New Clip from Martin Scorsese’s Hugo Reveals Uncle Georges and Cool Drawings
Hugo arrives on the big screen on November 23rd, but we have a new peek for those who don’t want to wait that long to find out more about the movie that tells the tale of a orphaned boy, an adventurous girl, and a mechanical man that might possibly unlock a secret or two.
New Trailer for The Vow Starring Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum Released
Fans of romantic stories such as The Notebook are in for another super romantic film coming their way. The Vow, based on the book of the same name, has just released its new trailer courtesy of Screen Gems. Continue reading
Five Books That Could Be Movies But (Probably) Never Will
It seems that is we wait long enough, every book will eventually become a movie. They are popping up everywhere these days. However, a couple of my favorite books, are probably low on the list of potential remakes (and I am totally fine with that), whether this is due to the bizarre plot, or the magnitude of the setting, or even because you don’t know who the narrator is, for whatever reason, these books aren’t going to be films for a while. I have selected five books from my personal library that I have loved and loved over the years, and these five books, while amazing in print, might not be so amazing in film. Continue reading
New TV Spot for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Focuses on Lisbeth Salander
We’re about a month away from David Fincher’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo arriving in theaters to stomp out any and all Christmas spirit you might have, but there hasn’t been a whole lot of attention giving to Rooney Mara’s Lisbeth Salander… until now.
Tim Burton to Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children?
Tim Burton is a master of twisted tales and he might be bringing another one to the big screen if he gets a chance to develop Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, which features children that are slightly more than ‘peculiar.’
Stephen King’s Bag of Bones Gets a Prequel on A&E
Stephen King fans are in for a special treat, with A&E offering up a unique feature in preparation for December’s four-hour Bag of Bones miniseries that includes (in typical King style) a nod to other works from the King of horror and a few spooky photos to help get you in the mood for a ghost story.
If My Life Was Filmed By James Hutchings
This was inspired partly by my love of websites that review bad movies. I don’t particularly want to watch the actual films, but I enjoy reading reviews of them. I was thinking of people like Rutger Hauer, who have long careers and are known, yet not considered famous. I wonder if they feel like failures compared to big name actors, or successes compared to the majority of actors who don’t get much work at all. Continue reading
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