Another day and another swashbuckling extravaganza from Hollywood. This time courtesy of über producer Jerry Bruckheimer (Pirates of the Caribbean and National Treasure franchise, to name a few), starring Jake Gyllenhaal as the warrior prince. I heard about this video-game based flick quite a while ago, but have been blissfully ignoring it, opting instead to …
Continue reading Conspicuous Trailer of the Week: Prince of Persia
What??! Darn, I was pretty excited about this project and Wright at the helm. But The Playlist just reported over the weekend that it was all a lie. There's even a video on that post of the director himself admitting he passed on the directing offer, but for some reason, the press already got a …
Continue reading NewsFlash: Joe Wright NOT directing My Fair Lady remake?
Last Thursday, the talented and ridiculously handsome British actor turned 42. Most TV watchers know him as Dr. Jacob Hood in the recently canceled CBS show Eleventh Hour — which I personally think wasn't exactly worthy of his talent. But there's so much more to this versatile actor, whose compelling performance is always the highlight …
FINALLY! I've been waiting for this ever since a bunch of sites/blogs announced that the 3.5-minute trailer will be released in theaters. I wish they'd just circulate it online at the same time, alas the bootlegged version hit the web a few days ago but I refused to see it. I'd rather see the full …
Continue reading THIS JUST IN: AVATAR Full Theatrical Trailer
Welcome to FlixChatter's Classic Flix category debut, featuring this blog's first ever guest blogger, Vince 'Rockerdad' Caro, whose passion and extensive knowledge of the genre never cease to amaze me! I'm honored to include his in-depth reviews of Hollywood classics and reading 'em definitely inspire me to start watching those flicks and see what I've …
Continue reading Classic Flix Category Debut with Hitchcock’s “Rebecca” Review
The Clint Eastwood-directed flick tells the inspiring true story of how Nelson Mandela joined forces with the captain of South Africa's rugby team to help unite their country. Newly elected President Mandela knows his nation remains racially and economically divided in the wake of apartheid. Believing he can bring his people together through the universal …
Edit: As of mid January 2010, it turns out that miss Knightley has withdrawn from this project even, and according to AceShowbiz, Carey Mulligan is said to be in the running for the role of Eliza. That's too bad as she'd have been a terrific choice! Wow, I must've been living under a rock as …
Continue reading Keira Knightley is Eliza Doolittle in “My Fair Lady” Remake
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