So we all know what happened to Ted (it turned out he was the saviour of humanity) but where exactly did Bill end up? Yes, Alex Winter belongs to the select group of stars who were overshadowed by their counterpart. It could have gone either way for the stars of Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. […]
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Archive | September, 2008
Sorry Baz, Not Quite Sold on ‘Australia’ … Yet
September 30, 2008 
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source: traileraddict.com A brand spanking new trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s Australia has arrived. While it shows more promise than previous glimpses, something about this film just doesn’t feel right. Anyone get the idea they are trying to limit the amount of dialogue shown in these trailers? That’s never a good sign. http://www.traileraddict.com/emb/6655 Hmm. Australia, starring […]
Read moreHow NOT to Orchestrate a Political Assassination – Eagle Eye Review
September 30, 2008 1 Comment
Eagle Eye – Starring Shia LaBeouf, Michelle Monaghan, Billy Bob Thornton and Rosario Dawson. Directed by D.J. Caruso. Rated M for action violence and infrequent coarse language. 117 mins. Hollywood is like the grandpa that just learnt how to use the internet. According to them, it is a device of limitless power, and should be […]
Read moreI Am Legend Prequel – I Wonder What Happens?
September 25, 2008 1 Comment
source: slashfilm.com Slashfilm are reporting that Warner Bros have greenlit a prequel to I Am Legend, with star Will Smith reprising his role as Robert Neville. Director Francis Lawrence is also set to return. Apparently Smith, Lawrence, and previous screenwriter Akiva Goldsman have been working on a very detailed plot outline for the last couple […]
Read moreHe Ain’t Heavy (Well, He’s Kind of Heavy) – Step Brothers Review
September 25, 2008 0 Comments
Step Brothers – Starring Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Mary Steenburgen, Richard Jenkins and Adam Scott. Directed by Adam McKay. Rated MA for coarse language, nudity and sexual references. 98 mins. You only needed one look at the poster for Step Brothers to know exactly what this film would be like. Will Ferrell and John […]
Read moreStone Makes Bush Almost Lovable in ‘W’
September 25, 2008 1 Comment
source: traileraddict.com Another trailer for Oliver Stone‘s controversial George W. Bush biopic has emerged, this time emphasising the zanier aspects of his presidency. We get to see him on the toilet, choking on a pretzel and even getting told off by daddy. I don’t know about the rest of you, but it seems like Josh […]
Read more"Bond, James Bond" Cut From Movie
September 23, 2008 6 Comments
source: ninemsn.com There are days that live in infamy; dates that are etched into the global consciousness. There have been moments of tragedy and pain that literally make the world stand still. Today is one of those days. Ninemsn is reporting that James Bond‘s famous introductory line (“Bond … James Bond”) has been cut from […]
Read more2008 Emmy Award Winners
September 22, 2008 1 Comment
source: emmy.tvThe Emmy winners were announced in Los Angeles today, with the brilliant satire 30 Rock dominating the field. Mad Men (which finally makes it onto DVD November 26) won Most Outstanding Drama in its very first season.If you want to check out these hit shows, make sure to add them to your queues. Good […]
Read moreShyamalan’s Spirit is ‘Unbreakable’ – Is a Sequel in the Works?
September 22, 2008 0 Comments
source: mtv.com M. Night Shyamalan was going to be the next Steven Spielberg. That was the way it was supposed to go down, back when The Sixth Sense grossed over $670 million worldwide, and netted him a Oscar nomination for Best Director. Obviously, things didn’t go quite to plan. “I can’t believe what’s ‘Happening’… to […]
Read moreTotall-E Awesome!…WALL-E Review
September 22, 2008 6 Comments
WALL-E – Starring Ben Burtt, Sigourney Weaver, Jeff Garlin and Fred Willard. Directed by Andrew Stanton. Rated G. 98 mins.WALL-E has not met another human being in his 700 years of existence. He has spent his days tottering around an abandoned planet Earth, cleaning up the skyscraper-tall piles of garbage left behind. Humanity, whose consumption […]
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