I hope everyone is enjoying a great summer weekend so far. Our weekly edition of the Round-Up has been posted for your enjoyment. Inside, take a look at the latest movie news, casting news, trailers and links! Take a look inside at what Jeremy Renner and John Cusack are up to!
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Movie News Weekly Round-Up: June 26, 2010
The latest movie news, casting news, trailers and links for the week of June 21 to June 26, 2010. In this post, Sam Raimi talks about World of Warcraft, Peter Jackson takes on The Hobbit, Guillermo Del Toro talks about his upcoming projects and Jodie Foster teams up with Carey Mulligan in “Stoker”.
Top 5 Most Anticipated Movies of the Year (Update)
Inspired by Ruth’s Updated Flix Chatter Top Ten Most Anticipated 2010 Movies, this is Anomalous Material’s update of our most anticipated movies of the year. You will notice that Red went for more artsy, mostly indie movies with no pictures available while I went for more mainstream fares. Do we complement each other well or what?
Movie News: Weekly Round-Up 04/07/2010
Movie News: David Fincher will direct Girl with the Dragon Tattoo remake (The Playlist) Morning Glory release pushed back from July 30 to November 12 (Variety): Paramount is increasing expectations on the Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford comedy after a test screening, moving it from an early August release to a prized pre-Thanksgiving slot. Leaves of [...]
Movie Review: An Education (2009)
An Education, directed by Lone Scherfig, is set in 1961 England. Jenny (Carey Mulligan) is an intelligent, curious, precocious 16-yr old whose sole focus is to get into the prestigious Oxford University. She studies for her A-exam under the strict and watchful eye of her status-obsessed father (Alfred Molina). Deep inside, however, Jenny is yearning for more than this boring life she seems predestined to.
Movie Review: Brothers (2009)
Brothers, directed by Jim Sheridan, is a remake from Susanne Bier’s 2004 Danish film. I haven’t seen the original and I will never understand why Hollywood always want to remake perfectly good movies but I was positively surprised by this modest war drama thanks to some truly terrific performance from the cast.
Best Looking Gals at the Oscars
As you can see, I have never understood the fascination with really fancy and overly bold dresses. Call me boring but to me, elegant and understated is always the way to go and it’s nice to see that most of the ladies went that way on Oscar Sunday.
