There have been many developments with Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit within the past few days concerning the film’s cast. First and foremost, Martin Freeman, who is pictured to the left, will be playing Bilbo Baggins. Good thing that that’s finally been confirmed via Deadline. Jackson’s words on the casting of Bilbo:
Paranormal Activity 2 expands the world set in the first, focusing on Katie’s (Katie Featherston) sister Kristi (Sprague Grayden) and her family, welcoming newborn Hunter to the family and taking place three months prior to the events of the first film. After returning home to find their house completely trashed (with nothing stolen), the family has several security cameras installed to investigate the source, recording a series of escalating events whose only cause can be supernatural.
Predict which five movies will place in the top five of this weekend’s U.S. domestic box office. It’s that easy. I will make my own predictions here and explain them to you each week to give you some sort of reference point. It’s then your job to enter a comment with your top five.
What happens after we die? The fear and fascination of this unknown post-mortem void has driven many fictional works, but what better a medium to explore the notion of an afterlife than film? Depictions have ranged from fantasy worlds to mirror image societies where one must come face to face with his or her life decisions.
For all aspiring filmmakers, ultra-low budget films are a way in; the one sliver of light that cuts though the dark of big-budget
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In recent years, Hollywood has turned more frequently to European and Asian films for material to remake. Many of these films are met by groans of disappointment from fans of the original and those more well-versed in foreign film. In 2010, we have already seen remakes of Death at a Funeral, The Dinner Game and Let the Right One Inwith film fans asking the question, “why?”
