Name that movie! Compilation of people walking in movies.
Who knew there was so much swagger in Coen Brothers movies? Even in Miller’s Crossing (twice!). Check out this video featuring people walking in motion pictures. There’s a lot of love for Joel and Ethan, as well as Tarantino, Kubrick, and Nolan. Can you name all the movies?...
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Where’s WALL-E?
Somewhere in this mix of cinematic robots is Pixar’s lovable little WALL-E. I haven’t found him yet, but I did find evil robot Bill and Ted. No way!...
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Funny QUIRKY GIRL fake trailer
A.O. Scott of The New York Times calls Quirky Girl: “A film that shows the truth behind manic pixie dream...
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Awesome FDR: BATTLE FOR AMERICA poster
“Franklin Delano Roosevelt is offering you a new deal you can’t refuse.” No this isn’t a real movie, but I wish it was. FDR running around in an exosuit like a one-man WPA makes my lefty heart happy. I’d like to see how this FDR dealt with Wendell Wilkie Hitler. I mean, who needs a super soldier when you have a Transformer for president. Want the print? Get it from Sharpwriter on...
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Demme does Dallas (King’s 11/23/63), STAR WARS in 3D, Diego Luna nudges Obama, more – News Links
Yesterday we got word that David Yates would adapt Stephen King‘s classic The Stand for Warner Bros. Today we’ve learned that Jonathan Demme is taking on King’s soon-to-be-released JFK assassination novel, 11/23/63. This isn’t just your standard conspiracy theory fare. No, King’s book is about a time traveler sent from the future to prevent LBJ from assassinating JFK the president’s assassination. (Variety) In news we could do without but can’t help but be interested in, Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace is apparently prepped and ready to go for its big 3D release. Lucas has even phoned it in signed off. The first of six 3D Star Wars films hits theaters in Feb. 2012. (Bleeding Cool) Y Tu Mamá También star Diego Luna has some words for President Obama and the NRA: Keep US guns out of Mexico. Thank...
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First Look: Tom Hanks in EXTREMELY LOUD AND INCREDIBLY CLOSE
Click for High Res It’s been nearly 10 years since 9/11, and in the decade since, only one movie (United 93) successfully dramatized the day on film. Well, Stephen Daldry (The Hours) might change that with his Oscar-baity 9/11 drama Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, based on the novel by Jonathan Safran Foer. Warner Bros. released the first still of the film today, which stars Tom Hanks (pictured), as well as Sandra Bullock. Here’s the official synopsis via IMDB: A nine-year-old amateur inventor, jewelry designer, astrophysicist, tambourine player and pacifist, searches New York for the lock that matches a mysterious key left by his father when he was killed in the September 11 attacks. Even today, the topic of 9/11 is still hard to handle, so we’ll just have to wait and see if Daldry can pull this one off. Extremely Loud...
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