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Kevin Smith Gives Studios The Finger, Saves Indie Films
Monday, January 24 by Fred Topel
A lot of pundits are slamming Kevin Smith for his bold ploy at the Sundance Film Festival. He staged a “public auction” of his film Red State, only to buy it himself to launch a new non-studio distribution system.
James Brown Spider-man
Monday, January 24 by Col. Longshanks
Watch out. He might jump back and kiss himself.
Sundance Review: Red State
Monday, January 24 by Fred Topel
Would be a great film if anyone had made it but it’s no surprise to me that it came from Kevin Smith.
R.I.P. Jack LaLanne
Monday, January 24 by Wookie Johnson
The seemingly-indestructible fitness legend has passed away.
Don’t Get Your Hopes Up For A ‘Kick-Ass’ Sequel
Monday, January 24 by Wookie Johnson
Britain’s version of Christina Hendricks, screenwriter Jane Goldman has shot down any rumors that ‘Kick-Ass 2′ is currently in the works.
Keanu Reeves Hints At ‘Matrix’ Sequel, Is An Idiot
Sunday, January 23 by Joseph Gibson
According to Ain’t It Cool News, Keanu Reeves recently hinted at the possibility of another set of Matrix movies.
Elizabeth Olsen Gets ‘Red Light’
Sunday, January 23 by Joseph Gibson
You know her as the secret Olsen twin, but now she’s making a name for herself after Sundance.
Working On Kevin Smith’s ‘Red State’ Made Almost The Whole Cast Want To ‘Hit Somebody’
Sunday, January 23 by Joseph Gibson
Kevin Smith is already drumming up publicity for his next movie.
Sundance Review: ‘The Greatest Movie Ever Sold’
Sunday, January 23 by Fred Topel
Explains how product placement works, by trying to make an all product placement movie. I’m still left with a few questions, but the film ultimately succeeds.
Sundance Review: Like Crazy
Sunday, January 23 by Fred Topel
This relationship study is raw, honest and brutal, yet beautiful.
DirecTV Latest Co-Conspirator Keeping You From Seeing ‘The Kennedys’
Saturday, January 22 by Joseph Gibson
DIRECTV IS PROPAGANDA!!!!11
’127 Hours’ Was Almost A Luke Perry Movie
Saturday, January 22 by Joseph Gibson
Danny Boyle’s 127 Hours earned a lot of critical acclaim for its realistic depiction of hiker Aron Ralston hacking off his own arm with a dull penknife, but it turns out it could have been even more painful to watch.
Sundance Review: The Music Never Stopped
Saturday, January 22 by Fred Topel
Really a TV movie of the week, but it manages to work on levels above just an interesting disease.
Sundance Review: Hobo With A Shotgun
Saturday, January 22 by Fred Topel
Exactly the kind of movie I want out of cinema. Take a high concept and just do the hell out of it.
Wonder Woman Lands Her Ridiculous Invisible Plane At NBC
Friday, January 21 by Geoffrey Golden
There’s a lot of lame elements to Wonder Woman, and if anyone knows about lame superhero shows, it’s NBC.
