dick clark productions announced today that the 23rd Annual “Hollywood Film Awards,” known as the official launch of the awards season®, will take place at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, CA on Sunday, November 3, 2019. ... READ MORE
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The combination of director Danny Boyle and scribe Richard Curtis isn’t an immediately obvious one, or one that initially seems built for success. After all, they operate on such different ends of the cinematic spectrum. However, Boyle rarely works with the sort of charming material that Curtis is known for, while Curtis has never h ... READ MORE
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New interpretations of classic literary characters need to blaze a creative path in order to justify the alternate look. Filmmakers have been doing this with William Shakespeare’s plays for decades, and even in the past few decades, we’ve seen numerous takes. From the brash changes of 10 Things I Hate About You and O to the mo ... READ MORE
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As I wrote a few years back, there aren’t many filmmakers who like to mix things up as much as Danny Boyle does. As a director, he has a style that’s easy to notice, but he often applies it to fairly unique projects. Boyle is an Academy Award winner, the helmer of a Best Picture winner, and considered one of the more interesting d ... READ MORE
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Welcome back everyone to the weekly box office report! Each and every Sunday, you can expect a look at what made the most money in theaters, as well as just how all of the new releases fared. This week, a remake and a hotly anticipated sequel entered the marketplace, alongside the latest effort from action filmmaker Luc Besson. The sequel ... READ MORE
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As the weekend hits, it’s time to bring back the review round-up in order to cover a few more titles arriving in theaters. Today, we’ll be briefly discussing two particular genre efforts, each of them quite different from the other. The movies in question are the true life drama The Command (formerly known as Kursk on the fest ... READ MORE
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A bonus double installment of the series this week! Here we go again folks with another Top 25 article today. This time around I’ll be tackling one of the big eight categories in an effort not to save them all for last. Adapted Screenplay field. The category is one that usually has a big tie in with Best Picture, as you’ll below to so ... READ MORE
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There’s an internal struggle going on within the remake of Child’s Play. No, this isn’t existential crisis or indie bent to the horror classic, but a war of tone. Yes, in rebooting Chucky, the filmmakers have mixed a traditional fright flick with a very strange, almost comedic, take on the material. It doesn’t real ... READ MORE
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As I said last year, the pinnacle of modern animation can be found within the releases put out by Pixar (now 21 strong). Ever since they started up with A Bug’s Life, their films have been hotly anticipated, both by critics and audiences alike. Now, with Toy Story 4 hitting theaters in a few days, they’ve continued an all but unparall ... READ MORE
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It’s time. Here we go again folks with another Top 25 today. This time around I’ll be taking a break from the technical categories (partially because there’s only one more of those left to hit), this time going with a mini-major, as it were. What would that be, you ask? Well, this would be the rather eclectic Best Foreign Langua ... READ MORE
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