Archive: July, 2009

Zach Galifianakis

Todd Philips’ ‘Due Date’ Script is “Lame?”

As we reported earlier this week, Todd Philips will begin work on a follow-up to the sleeper hit of 2009, The Hangover. But before Philips begins work on the sequel, he’ll be busy shooting the road-trip comedy Due Date. Hangover star, Zach Galifianakis, is set to play an oddball who travels with an expectant father [...]

No Chow On Hornet

No Chow On Hornet

Stephen Chow, who originally was going to direct The Green Hornet and ended up just being Kato in the updated film version of the television show, has abandoned ship. What has been described by the studios as simply “mutual and amicable decision by both sides to move on”, it looks like there’s been some trouble with [...]

Washington Stops the Unstoppable

Washington Stops the Unstoppable

Denzel Washington (The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3) strolls his way off of Unstoppable, the film being spewed out of Twentieth Century Fox. Originally negotiating re-teaming yet again with Tony Scott, he jumps ship after the estimated release date and production budget took too long to gather together.  Currently onboard with the upcoming production [...]

'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince' (C) Warner Bros.

‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’ looking to smash ‘Transformers 2′

Online ticket sales for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince have been huge and are outpacing the top-grossing movie of the summer –a little film entitled Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. According to the online ticket merchant Fandango, more than 1,000 showings of Harry Potter 6 have already sold-out and has become one of the [...]

Atomic Team Review: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Atomic Team Review: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

PHILIP BARRETT: The beauty of the Harry Potter films is that as the actors have aged, their talents have vastly improved. It’s been a nice thing to watch especially for someone like me who’s not exactly a fan of Harry Potter. Regardless, they’re exceptionally made films that feature great fantasy and incredible special effects. Certainly [...]

In The Loop Review

In The Loop Review

Anyone trying to sell a movie will tell you that they will do anything to get people in the theater. I was first intrigued by this film’s poster (of all things), and then upon reading about the movie, I was interested in the ample amount of swearing featured in the film. Whatever it was, I [...]

Everyone Loves Bruno, Not Beth Cooper

Everyone Loves Bruno, Not Beth Cooper

Sacha Baron Cohen takes over the box office again, this time with his gay Austrian fame seeker in the mockumentary, Bruno. Taking in about 30 million, despite the overall slightly weakened amount of people flooding down to the theaters, Bruno still caught the eyes of people who took in Borat and loved it just like [...]

Thor Gets His Girl

Thor Gets His Girl

Thor is finally wrapping up their main character casting as Natalie Portman jumps on board to play the female lead in the Marvel Studios comic book adaptation of the hammer wielding Thor. Sliding into the role of Jane Foster, a nurse who became Thor’s first love in the comics, Portman will be joining Tom Hiddleston [...]

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