It’s tough to say goodbye to something you love. 2008 was definitely a good year for movie fans. The bar is set pretty high for 2009. How can it possibly compare, right? Well, what if I was to tell you that 2009 has an EVEN BIGGER AND BETTER line up of flicks than 2008? You’d […]
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Archive | December, 2008
Doggy do’s and doggy don’ts – Marley and Me review
December 30, 2008 
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Marley and Me – Starring Owen Wilson, Jennifer Aniston and Alan Arkin. Directed by David Frankel. Rated PG for mild coarse language, sexual references and themes. 111 mins. On my 10th birthday, my parents gave me an adorable little pup. He was a Jack Russell Terrier, and we called him Hercules, partly because he was […]
Read moreFirst pics from Transformers 2 promise flying cars/Megan Fox
December 30, 2008 1 Comment
source: usatoday.com DreamWorks has unveiled a new batch of photos from Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen. The latest edition of USA Today features the pics as well as some interesting factoids. In the heavily anticipated film, the Decepticons invade Earth to capture Sam (Shia LaBeouf), who has discovered some secrets about the ancient history […]
Read moreWatchmen likely to be delayed – Life no longer worth living
December 30, 2008 0 Comments
source: yahoo.com I feel like Walter Cronkite breaking the news of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. 20th Century Fox studios are seeking an injunction against Warner Bros to prevent the release of Watchmen. A few months ago, Fox took legal action against Warner Bros for infringing on their rights to produce a film based on Alan […]
Read moreWhy so serious, Jintao? The Dark Knight unreleased in China
December 29, 2008 2 Comments
source: slashfilm.com Warner Brothers has decided to forego a theatrical release of The Dark Knight in China after months of fighting with censors. It is assumed the censors disliked the sequence in which Batman illegally kidnaps a Chinese businessman, completely disregarding extradition laws and international jurisdiction. I’m sure at this point Warner Brothers aren’t really […]
Read moreHe’s made a huge mistake – Michael Cera delaying Arrested Development movie
December 29, 2008 0 Comments
source: collider.com Arrested Development, the greatest ever television show in the history of time (including all possible programs developed in parallel universes), is almost definitely on the way to movie screens. The stars have confirmed it, Fox Searchlight has officially been attached, and even narrator/producer Ron Howard has said he’ll be involved. However, creator Mitch […]
Read moreCurious? Yes. Remarkable? No. – The Curious Case of Benjamin Button review
December 29, 2008 0 Comments
The Curious Case of Benjmain Button – Starring Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett, Taraji P. Henson and Jason Flemyng. Directed by David Fincher. Rated M for sexual references and coarse language. 159 mins.If youth is wasted on the young, then Benjamin Button has it made. He is born an old man, and spends his life aging […]
Read moreFirst pics from Transformers 2 promise flying cars!
December 28, 2008 2 Comments
source: empireonline.com Empire has the first two images from Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen, promising the kind of kinetic, over-saturated explosion fest we’ve come to expect from our beloved Michael Bay. It’s good to see Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf together again. I don’t want to jump the gun, but could they be the […]
Read moreYour Boxing Day movie guide!
December 24, 2008 0 Comments
Boxing Day is the biggest day of the year for Australian cinemas. For some reason, Australia is the only country in which Boxing Day is a genuine movie-going event. “What I really want Santa is a double pass to Vicky Cristina Barcelona. I hear Penelope and Scarlett make out!” This year we are treated to […]
Read moreKeanu barada nikto – The Day the Earth Stood Still review
December 24, 2008 0 Comments
The Day the Earth Stood Still – Starring Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly and Jaden Smith. Directed by Scott Derrickson. Rated M for violence. 120 mins. Poor Keanu Reeves. Imagine taking the role of an emotionless extra terrestrial, and having people applaud such ingenious casting. I don’t want to come across as a Keanu Reeves apologist, […]
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