Heading up the real American heroes of “G.I. Joe” doesn’t exactly count for star capability, and while The Eagle can barely hold a candle to the Roman epic of all Roman epics that is Gladiator, it certainly can be seen as a more serious step for Tatum and one in which the target audience has no interest in ogling him — just watching him kill savages.
Entering is and always has been simple. You read through this post and leave a comment with, in order, what you think the top five box office finishers will be that weekend. Finish out 2011 on top and you will win something COOL.
Respected character actors Bill Nighy and Stanley Tucci have been cast in X-Men and X2 director Bryan Singer’s fantasy flick Jack the Giant Killer.
Nighy will play half of the two-headed giant leader Fallon while Tucci will step into the role of the king’s adviser and main villain, Roderick. Here’s a synopsis of the film from TheWrap:
It’s easy to say, “Oh great! Another hot model wants to be an actress!” and dismiss Brooklyn Decker’s thespian ambitions, but don’t hold a woman’s looks against her; many models have gone on to great success in Hollywood, some of them even achieving legendary status in their craft.
It is a week to really excite or depress horror fans, depending on your viewpoint. There is Paranormal Activity 2 and then controversial cult film I Spit On Your Grave, both the original and the remake. It is sadly a disappointing week of DVD releases as few of these films have wooed critics. Still, you’ll likely find something on here to your liking. Let’s DISCuss.
Yes, sadly our excuse to
drink excessively and eat enough chicken wings to make Colonel Sanders himself
gag has passed, but thanks to the Super Bowl and a great effort by those
cheese-lovin’ Packers, movie fans can now gorge themselves on all the great
movie spots this year’s telecast had to offer. Ok, you can have one more beer,
its Trailer Tracker.
It’s no secret in Hollywood that the upcoming adaptation of At the Mountains of Madness–directed by Guillermo Del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy) and produced by James Cameron (Avatar, Titanic)–has been a long time coming for the H.P. Lovecraft 1936 horror novella, having never been adapted in it’s long standing history. After dropping out of the directing role for The Hobbit, Del Toro went public that “Madness” would be his prime focus and that Cameron’s Fusion Camera System will be used to shoot the proposed film.
