1. Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience (Touchstone, 1,271 Theaters, 76 Minutes, Rated G): Yes, there is one juggernaut of a movie this week. One film that will rule the box office> Madea? She’s going [click for more]
If his quick cameo at the end of last summer’s Iron Man was enough to leave you wanting to see more of Samuel L. Jackson as spymaster Nick Fury, than you have a lot to [click for more]
Up until now, not a whole lot has been known about Judd Apatow’s upcoming film Funny People. We did know that Adam Sandler and Jason Schwartzman were joining Apatow regulars Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill [click for more]
Director Gore Verbinski has been picked by Universal to develop a new film based on the Hasbro murder mystery board game Clue. The game was previously turned into a film in 1985 with an ensemble [click for more]
Howard Zieff, the director of such comedies as Private Benjamin, Unfaithfully Yours and My Girl, has passed away this past Saturday, February 21, 2009 in Los Angeles from complications of Parkinson’s disease. He was 81. [click for more]
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind director Michel Gondry has been tapped to direct the upcoming Green Hornet film according to Production Weekly. Recently, Hong Kong action director Stephen Chow walked away from the project [click for more]
The corn has been popped, the soda chilled and some idiot is going on about designer dresses on ABC’s pre-Oscar Red Carpet coverage can only mean that once again, we’ll be live blogging the Academy [click for more]
1. Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail (Lionsgate, 2,032 Theaters, 103 Minutes, Rated PG-13): So, the long progression of films that pay flattery to Tyler Perry’s ego finally reaches its apex. He finally gets around [click for more]
It could be the ultimate spoiler or the ultimate prank. A blog sprouted up yesterday, claiming to have the names of all the winners for this Sunday’s Academy Awards. Do I believe it? I don’t [click for more]
Jackie Chan has always been fairly meticulous about his films, making sure that they stay within the bounds of what could be considered family entertainment, keeping the action, humor and love story elements of his [click for more]
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