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It’s Thursday, and that means it’s time to remake an 80s classic TV show or movie with an all-new cast. This week: Scarecrow and Mrs. King, the 1983-87 CBS romantic dramedy about a secret agent and the divorcée housewife who loves his adventurous life… and him. (This week’s Dream Cast idea comes courtesy of Bonnie. … more…
Take a break from work: watch a trailer… Um, Freaky Friday much? Um, we’re supposed to believe that Matthew Perry looked like Zac Efron 25 years ago? That’s funny. The rest of it? Ugh. Look, I like Zac Efron. He’s adorable, he’s talented, but he needs a better agent if this is the best he … more…
Look: it’s *Futurama.* You already know whether you love it or hate it or are indifferent to it.
CNN.com posed this question the other day in a “lifestyle” article, and it seems like the perfect QOTD for us: Are movies good for a first date? Not for me: I don’t want to go to a movie with someone I don’t know well, and I certainly don’t want to go with someone when the … more…
Who knew Goldman Sachs owned Burger King? I, for one, do not welcome our corporate overlords. (from Fight the War on Greed, via Sideshow)
Sometimes it takes a movie like *Lullaby* to highlight what kind of treasure a really, really good actor is. Take Melissa Leo, for instance.
It’s has just been brought to my attention that there is a blog devoted entirely to pictures of David Tennant sitting, or in various degrees of reclining. I pass no judgment on this. Any excuse for sharing pictures of David Tennant is absolutely fine with me. (No, actually, the blog, The Medium Is Not Enough, … more…
Take a break from work: watch a trailer… (It’s red-band, but I don’t see anything here that warrants it.) Looks like it’s back to the future for a war between humans and “mutants” (who gets to define “mutant,” I wonder…?) in the trenches of World War I — at least, that’s what it looks like … more…
Why do we love Sidney, even as he is spectacularly unpalatable, contradictory, hypocritcal, a lout, a louse, plagued by poor judgment, and a terrible dresser? Because he’s Simon Pegg.
French director Michel Gondry, whose films include such mindbenders as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and The Science of Sleep, is taking over directing chores on the upcoming Green Hornet movie. Not featured in Gondry’s filmography is anything close to a comic book action movie… unless you count some brief sendups of the genre … more…
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