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After 31 Years, Miramax Films is No More

After 31 Years, Miramax Films is No More

Todd Rigney January 28, 2010

Although it comes to no surprise to those who have followed the slow decline of the company over the past few years, The Wrap is reporting today that Miramax Films, founded by The Brothers...

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Charlize Theron And David Fincher Join Forces To Hunt Serial Killers

Charlize Theron And David Fincher Join Forces To Hunt Serial Killers

endymion January 28, 2010

Charlize Theron And David Fincher are digging in to produce “Mind Hunter, for HBO and Fox 21, based on the book “Mind Hunter: Inside the FBI’s Elite Serial Crime Unit,” by John Douglas and...

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Seth Rogen And Michelle Williams Sign For Take This Waltz

Seth Rogen And Michelle Williams Sign For Take This Waltz

endymion January 28, 2010

Seth Rogen (“Superbad”, “Knocked Up”)  And Michelle Williams (“Brokeback”, “Shutter Island”) are about to star in the Sarah Polley directed feature “Take This Waltz”, based on her own script. “Take This Waltz” made the...

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Five Ways To Improve The Theatrical Experience

Five Ways To Improve The Theatrical Experience

endymion January 2, 2010

I go to a lot of movies. There’s nothing like a big screen, big sound presentation. Because I am childish, I must usually see a movie I’m interested in within a day of it’s...

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Alec Baldwin Quits While He’s Ahead

Alec Baldwin Quits While He’s Ahead

Jacob December 1, 2009

“I consider my entire movie career a complete failure,” says Alec Baldwin, the man who has just about acted in more films, sixty-five, than ER has episodes. The quote is taken by Reuters from...

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Nicolas Cage is Broke aka This Explains a Lot, Doesn’t it?

Nicolas Cage is Broke aka This Explains a Lot, Doesn’t it?

Nix November 6, 2009

Nicolas Cage does, on average, 4 movies a year, and he’s usually got 4 more in the pipeline. You can usually count on 3 of the 4 ranging in quality from Godawful to “meh”,...

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Martin Scorsese Imparts the Knowledge of His Craft to Younger Filmmakers

Martin Scorsese Imparts the Knowledge of His Craft to Younger Filmmakers

Jacob November 2, 2009

Cinematic evolution – the ability to take what has come before and advance it – is rarely a direct or strictly generational process. Filmmakers will usually have their own personal epiphanies in solitude, while...

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Bronson Pinchot Opens Up About Life and Co-Stars

Bronson Pinchot Opens Up About Life and Co-Stars

Jacob October 20, 2009

I admit that I do like a good public disclosure. It’s cathartic, in a way; perhaps not for the stars, but for my perceptions of them. I don’t know if there’s any backlash for...

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Okay, Who Replaced Megan Fox with a Stepford Robot, and When Can we have the Real One Back?

Okay, Who Replaced Megan Fox with a Stepford Robot, and When Can we have the Real One Back?

Nix October 20, 2009

You know the best part about Megan Fox? She’s 23 years old and she hasn’t learned the concept of filters or even what “burning bridges” mean just yet. It’s not her fault, really; the...

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Everything You’d Ever Want to Know About James Cameron

Everything You’d Ever Want to Know About James Cameron

Jacob October 19, 2009

Avatar always seemed to me an odd film with which to attempt to foment a 3D revolution. On paper, it is the antithesis of a mainstream hit. And yet James Cameron has always had...

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Never Before Seen Interview With Alfred Hitchcock

Never Before Seen Interview With Alfred Hitchcock

Jacob October 17, 2009

Alfred Hitchcock expressed himself simply and slowly and yet was eminently emotive. I’ve heard many impressions of the man – they are easy to do – but they always leave out his soul. That...

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Tarantino Discusses What’s to Come After Basterds

Tarantino Discusses What’s to Come After Basterds

Jacob October 6, 2009

Quentin Tarantino has already discussed his plans for Kill Bill 3, but 2014 is still five years away, giving him time to direct one more film in between. Variety reports that Tarantino shared some...

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Well, At Least his Criminal Characters Will be More Authentic From Now on

Well, At Least his Criminal Characters Will be More Authentic From Now on

Nix October 1, 2009

Oscar winner or not, Roger Avary is about to do a full year in prison, with a 5-year probation period after pleading guilty to manslaughter charges back in August. The entire ordeal stems from...

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Brett Ratner Desires to Make Sequel to Roman Polanski Documentary

Brett Ratner Desires to Make Sequel to Roman Polanski Documentary

Jacob September 29, 2009

“Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired” is a film that methodically documents the director’s famous trial nearly thirty years later and the way in which it transformed into a scene out of one of his...

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I Saw A Bunny: R.I.P. Henry Gibson

I Saw A Bunny: R.I.P. Henry Gibson

Todd Rigney September 18, 2009

I was incredibly saddened to learn this week that Henry Gibson, “Laugh-In” favorite and an extremely versatile character actor, passed away on Monday after a battle with cancer. He was 73. Gibson, who I...

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If You Could Ask James Cameron One Question, What Would it Be?

If You Could Ask James Cameron One Question, What Would it Be?

Jacob September 18, 2009

Because Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson (who has appeared on such shows as “The Colbert Report” and “NOVA Science Now”), like the man who asks the genie for an ice cream sundae, would waste not...

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R.I.P. Patrick Swayze (1952-2009)

R.I.P. Patrick Swayze (1952-2009)

Nix September 15, 2009

Can’t say as if I’ve been following Patrick Swayze’s recent trials and tribulations, especially his fight with cancer. Celebrity tabloid stuff like that bores me, and I never want to be one of those...

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Oh Snap! Megan Fox Says Michael Bay is Like Hitler, Only Socially Retarded

Oh Snap! Megan Fox Says Michael Bay is Like Hitler, Only Socially Retarded

Nix September 3, 2009

You gotta figure that no one has ever told Megan Fox to “Shut the F— up” at least once in her life, right? If you’ve seen pictures of her from high school, you realize...

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R.I.P. John Hughes: 1950 – 2009

R.I.P. John Hughes: 1950 – 2009

Nix August 6, 2009

Sad news from the world of Hollywood, with news that director John Hughes, most famous for his High School-set teen dramedys of the 1980s like “Breakfast Club”, “Sweet Sixteen”, and “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”,...

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Seth Rogen Recounts his Megan Fox Diss

Seth Rogen Recounts his Megan Fox Diss

Nix August 3, 2009

Now this is funny. To be perfectly honest with you, I’m not the biggest fan of Seth Rogen. Okay, I kind of think he’s overrated and giving him The Green Hornet to star, produce,...

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