Great Scott, or something.
After retreating from the big-budget battlefield one too many times, we wonder if Universal have lost their nerve…
At least we can almost guarantee she’ll wear a lovely dress.
The Greatest Star of the Millennium hits Hollywood
Ever since Star Wars fans staged a boycott against George Lucas’ latest milk-the-hell-outta-previous-success scheme (namely, his heavily adapted Blu Ray editions), we’ve been at breaking point with the bearded man. So, like your very own Ghost Of Film-Mistakes Past, I’ll be taking him backwards through time in the hopes that looking at his mistakes anew will make him a better person. Here are the Top 10 WTF Moments of George Lucas’ Career
Apollo 18, the sequel to 1995 sci-fi Apollo 13, reveals why the US never returned to the moon after a disastrous secret space mission. Despite a sluggish start, some deeply unsettling extra-terrestrials eventually make it an effective space-misadventure.
The Art of Getting By, a film about New York teenagers dealing with the woes of negligent parenting, first love, and existentialism, is just as likeable as it sounds.
Nothing quite kills a career like a brush with the undead…
Hopefully the Scorsese will be able to stun Trier into silence. Or at least make him shut up about Nazis.
Natalie Portman’s shiny new Academy Award is going to reflect an awful lot of spotlights on her over the next few years. This should be fine, of course, but it’s not ideal when the project currently in the post-Oscar glare is a distinctly average drama which she made before Black Swan and which has only just crept onto DVD. The only impossibility in Love and Other Impossible Pursuits is enjoying it.
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