Favorite Movies: Seven, American Beauty, Breathless, Edward Scissorhands, La Doce Vita, Forrest Gump, read more Shawshank Redemption, Batman, Requiem For a Dream, Psycho, On The Waterfront, Jules et Jim, Little Children, A Clockwork Orange, The Dark Knight, Taxi Driver, Eyes Wide Shut, Minnie and Moskowitz, Five Easy Pieces, Ed Wood, The Truman Show, There`s Something About Mary, Pulp Fiction, Star Wars, A Woman Under The Influence, Annie Hall, Chinatown, Unforgiven, Fargo, Saving Private Ryan, Dog Day Afternoon, Groundhog Day, Dumb and Dumber, T2, The Conversation, Bonnie and Clyde

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Clooney and Co.

George Clooney sure does love his all-star casts. Maybe it’s because he knows he’s not a big enough name to open a movie all on his own, or maybe he just loves to get pie-faced with fellow gentlemen after a...
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Winstone has Edge

Ray Winstone, who is perhaps one of Hollywood’s most unheralded actors, has replaced Robert De Niro in EDGE OF DARKNESS starring Mel Gibson and directed by Martin Campbell. Winstone will play an operative sent to clean up evidence in the...
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The Soloist Trailer

Some films just scream Oscar. THE SOLOIST, the new film by Joe Wright (ATONEMENT), starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx, doesn’t just scream Oscar–it climbs the highest peak and shrieks it, loud and louder and loudest–for all the land...
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Dark Knight Returns

It looks as though Warner Bros. is planning on rereleasing THE DARK KNIGHT in theatres come January, the heart of Academy award voting season. Apparently the studio wants to remind voters that their little-movie-that-could deserves an Oscar or ten. This...
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Soderbergh and Liberace

After making a double biopic on Che Guevara, a fiery, inspiring, revolutionary, it’s only natural for Steven Soderbergh to follow that up with a biopic on Liberace, a fiery, inspiring, revolutionary, albeit one that preferred rhinestones to pistols. No you’re...
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Snow Clocks in

Brittany Snow is one of those Hollywood starlets that make me say Meh. She hasn’t done anything of real worth and frankly I’m somewhat disheartened that I’m even writing a story on her. Slow news day I guess. Well for...
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Wes Anderson’s Next!

Wes Anderson is known for his completely original scripts, idiosyncratic little ditties that can charm even the most hardened of souls. It comes as somewhat of a surprise then, to learn that Anderson is tapped to write MY BEST FRIEND,...
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Verhoeven’s Next

Paul Verhoeven, the Dutch director responsible for many classic full frontals, is in talks to direct an untitled Wendy Williams-penned erotic thriller about a college intern who gets involved in a torrid love affair with his boss’ wife. The project...
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Painful Poster

These days the only reason anyone really cares about Lindsay Lohan is because she holds hands with a girl and she has big breasts. The fact that she occasionally stars in a movie is really quite inconsequential. This poster is...
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Howl of a Cast

A truly exciting project that’s quickly taking shape in Hollywood is the Allen Ginsberg biopic entitled HOWL. With James Franco already slated to play the titular beatnik poet, his recently announced supporting cast is as strong as they come. David...
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