Glenn Close was confused by Gwyneth Paltrow’s Shakespeare in Love Oscar win

Posted 5 years ago

Is Glenn Close throwing a little shade at Gwyneth Paltrow? In a new interview promoting her new film HILLBILLY ELEGY, the Oscar-nominated actress says Gwyneth Paltrow's Academy Award for 1998's SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE "doesn't make sense." Close was discussing being...

Things get steamy between DeHaan & Vikander in red-band Tulip Fever trailer

Posted 9 years ago

The time for tons of Oscar-baiting movies is almost upon us, and nothing is a better reminder of that than a movie with elegant people in a period setting speaking of betrayal and lust, all before ripping off those elaborate...

Watch our Oscar “Best Picture” Retrospective for 1999 (video)

Posted 9 years ago

In this new series we take a look at the Oscar nominations of years past, examining the flicks that were nominated, as well as the pic we feel got snubbed among all the other candidates. Love ’em or hate ’em,...

Alicia Vikander cheats on Christoph Waltz in the trailer for Tulip Fever

Posted 10 years ago

It was recently announced that Alicia Vikander would be playing Lara Croft in the new TOMB RAIDER flick, but before she goes treasure-hunting . . . she has to get some portraits done. TULIP FEVER follows an artist (Dane DeHaan)...

Trailer for HBO’s mini-series Parade’s End with Benedict Cumberbatch and Rebecca Hall is like Downton Abby with explosions

Posted 13 years ago

The first trailer for HBO and BBC’s mini-series Parade’s End, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Rebecca Hall, and Adelaide Clemens has arrived, featuring all the aristocracy of Downton Abby with the WWI explosions of LEGENDS OF THE FALL. The series premiered last...

Review: Anna Karenina

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: A nineteenth-century Russian socialite, Anna Karenina (Keira Knightley), becomes a pariah when she leaves her husband- Alexei (Jude Law) for a dashing young soldier- Count Vronsky (Aaron Johnson). REVIEW: When I heard Joe Wright was directing this, the upteenth...

Poster double feature: character pieces for Anna Karenina and a motion poster for Silent Hill: Revelation 3D

Posted 14 years ago

Here the taglines for the two sets of promotional material at hand: “There are as many loves as there are hearts,” and “Prepare for a 3D ride through hell.”  Which one will be getting your wallet? Why am I typing...