Fri, Oct 29 2010
Also tagged: Aline Brosh McKenna, anne hathaway, commentator, Diane Keaton, Entertainment, Entertainment/Culture, films, harrison ford, Jeff Wells, Mass media, Morning Glory, Notting Hill, Rachel McAdams, Roger Michell, supporting actor, Thanksgiving, The Devil Wears Prada, the Oscar, Twitter Inc, Venus, Yahoo! Inc.
By Sean O’Connell Hollywoodnews.com: So far, Roger Michell’s “Morning Glory” looks like the kind of movie you can bring your parents to over Thanksgiving break. Michell previously helmed safe, palpable fare like “Notting Hill” and “Venus” (yet showed some edge with “Enduring Love” and “Changing Lanes”). It has Harrison Ford,[...]
Sun, Sep 19 2010
Also tagged: Alpha, Alpha and Omega, Amanda Brynes, American film directors, Armageddon, Awards Movies News Award, bank robber, Ben Affleck, Boston, Bounce, breaking news, Casablanca, Chocolate Factory, Cinema of the United States, Daniel Stamm, Daredevil, Devil, Disaster films, Doomsday films, Emma Stone, Entertainment news, Entertainment/Culture, films, Forces of Nature, Gone Baby Gone, Happily N'Ever After, Hollywood, hollywood news, jeremy renner, Jon Hamm, Lady in the Water, Lethal Weapon, Lisa Kudrow, M&A, M. Night Shyamalan, Malcolm McDowell, michael bay, Movie Release, News Hollywood Awards, patricia clarkson, Paycheck, PEARL HARBOR, Quarantine, Rebecca Hall, Resident Evil, Resident Evil: Afterlife, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Resident Evil: Extinction, Rogue, Scott Mendelson, Signs, somewhat long-term player, Stanley Tucci, Stuart Little, Superhero films, The Town, Thomas Haden Church, Twitter Inc, Universal Corporation, USD, Warner Brothers
By Scott Mendelson HollywoodNews.com: In a stupidly crowded weekend at the box office, we had four major wide releases and at least two major limited debuts. Without further ado, let’s dive in. Coming in at number one was Ben Affleck’s crime thriller “The Town.” With $23.8 million, the Affleck-directed picture[...]
