Steve Jobs (2015) movie review: Michael Fassbender is outstanding in Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin’s vigorous biopic. Kate Winslet costars.
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Greg Plitt: Workout and diet trainer, motivational speaker and fitness Model killed after struck by train. He was body of Dr. Manhattan in Watchmen.
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Gone Girl: David Fincher Biggest Opening Weekend Ever? Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike fight it off with demonic doll Annabelle.
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Bruce the Shark to leave Universal + The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Filmmakers vs. Critic spat and slavery in 20th-century America at Sundance.
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Heidi the Cross-Eyed Opossum Picks Oscar winner Colin Firth. Many have complained that the 2011 Oscar ceremony was dull. That hosts Anne Hathaway and James Franco were out of their…
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Jesse Eisenberg, The Social Network When a movie, in subsequent viewings, not only sustains the brilliance one saw in it through the first viewing but reveals itself as a more…
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Tom Hardy in Inception. The BFCA voters usually get it right, e.g., The Hurt Locker, Slumdog Millionaire, Sean Penn for Milk, Heath Ledger for The…
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Facebook movie unfriending drama remains film critics’ fave while Texas group chooses Hollywood liberal celebrity Humanitarian of the Year.
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Mark Zuckerberg Time Person of the Year Facebook Movie Oscar Push? Plus Lesbian Film Pioneer Barbara Hammer and Latest Oscar poster available to public.
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Jennifer Lawrence vs. David Fincher: End of Absolute Awards Season Rule for Facebook flick but Colin Farrell definitely the biggest surprise of all.
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Mainstream group choices: New York Film Critics opt for Establishment fare from inspirational king biopic to crowd-pleasing lesbian family comedy-drama.
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Groupthink choices as usual during awards season while Naomi Watts makes surprising appearance and Clint Eastwood movie among Worst of the Year?
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L.A. Film Critics adventurous international selections range from terrorists and criminals to short-tempered king and obsessively devoted mother.
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National Board of Review Awards: Clint Eastwood flop among numerous surprises while a several top Oscar contenders completely bypassed.
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Life as We Know It movie box office: Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel romantic comedy is a domestic underperformer. Josh Lucas costars.
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The Social Network box office: David Fincher’s Facebook drama is a rare critically acclaimed and adult-oriented hit. Jesse Eisenberg stars.
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The Expendables film: Sylvester Stallone with Jason Statham and Randy Couture. The Expendables & other Sylvester Stallone movies: ‘I always believe the violence is justifiable’ Actor, director, producer, screenwriter Sylvester…
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Sylvester Stallone Brazil comments leaves Twitter abuzz: The Expendables. On Thursday, at Comic-Con (a.k.a. Nerd-Con) 2010 in San Diego Sylvester Stallone explained (quote via ScreenCrave) why he chose Brazil to…
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Anna Paquin, Cindy Lauper, Whoopi Goldberg, are some of those featured in a new PSA for the Give a Damn campaign, started by Lauper’s True Colors Fund which fights for…
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Academy Award Predictions: Meryl Streep and Clint Eastwood + probable posthumous Best Supporting Actor win for work in year’s biggest worldwide blockbuster.
Roger Deakins: ‘True Grit’ cinematographer has no Oscar to call his own. Oscar Predictions: Best Cinematography - Roger Deakins, ‘True Grit’ Although Inception‘s Wally Pfister won the 2011 American Society…
Critics Awards: Natalie Portman continues to wow US groups while Australian actress and British terrorism comedy are surprise winners in central states.
Pat Tillman and Edward Cullen + other curious film awards season choices ranging from pre-med student Michelle Williams to stripper Halle Berry.
Geoffrey Rush gets career award while Jennifer Lawrence and Colin Firth are Critics’ Winners plus Pixar vs. Animated Film Society fight to worsen?
A Bloody Disgusting writer reports the recent arrival at his doorstep of a package containing an unidentified USB flash drive. It turned out the flash drive featured a viral clip…
Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise box office: Pricy vehicles for the two stars are domestic disappointments, but awards season should give a boost to one of them.