The Boss (2016) movie review: Melissa McCarthy wastes her talent in dreary comedy directed by husband Ben Falcone. Kristen Bell and Peter Dinklage costar.
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Kelly Greyson in Alone Yet Not Alone. ‘Alone Yet Not Alone’ song has Oscar nomination revoked: Nod for obscure Christian movie had left many scratching their heads Last night, Jan.…
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Nymphomaniac Trailer: ‘Sexually Explicit’ Scene has Frozen audience fleeing for their lives or was it threesome sex moment from Dallas Buyers Club?
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Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow the handle the original Jurassic Park‘s top scene-stealer, Tyrannosaurus Rex. ‘Jurassic World’ director: Colin Trevorrow Colin Trevorrow, whose low-budget, time-travel-themed indie Safety Not Guaranteed won…
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Robert Pattinson news: Eclectic film projects June 26 update: In Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod’s Bel Ami, a movie adaptation (written by Rachelle Bennette) of Guy de Maupassant’s 19th-century novel,…
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Bel Ami Trailer 2012: Robert Pattinson Realizes Sex Is the Most Effective Social-Climbing Gear with Uma Thurman + Kristin Scott Thomas in de Maupassant tale.
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Scream 4 Movie Box Office: Latest Wes Craven Horror Franchise Entry Slashes Chances for More Sequels
Scream 4 movie box office: After flopping domestically, the latest Wes Craven Scream flick should mark the end of the horror franchise. Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox star.
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Robert Pattinson (via RobPattzNews) Much like at the People’s Choice Awards and the MTV Movie Awards, in which fans get to vote for their favorites, vampires ruled at the Teen…
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Oscar Best Picture Nominees Major Rules Change: Lionel Barrymore, James Stewart, Jean Arthur, Edward Arnold in Frank Capra’s You Can’t Take It with You, the Best Picture winner of 1938.…
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One man’s disastrous romantic heartbreak is great comedy fodder in Nicholas Stoller”s Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Jason Segel and Kristen Bell star.
‘Kill Your Darlings’ Daniel Radcliffe: Gay poet Allen Ginsberg. Daniel Radcliffe gay poet in ‘Kill Your Darlings’: Sundance movies Beasts of the Southern Wild, Keep the Lights On, Middle of…
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps box office: Michael Douglas and Shia LaBeouf star in Oliver Stone’s underperforming sequel to his 1987 film.
The Forbidden Kingdom box office: U.S./China wuxia starring Jackie Chan and Jet Li is a domestic flop. Michael Angarano costars.