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Ebenezer Scrooge (Jim Carrey) inizia le festività natalizie mostrando il suo solito disprezzo, urlando al suo fedele impiegato (Gary Oldman) e al gioviale nipote (Colin Firth). Ma quando gli spiriti del Natale Passato, Presente e Futuro lo portano in un viaggio che gli rivela delle verità che il Vecchio Scrooge non ama affrontare, capisce di dover aprire il suo cuore per compensare anni di cattiva condotta prima che sia troppo tardi.

Ebenezer Scrooge (Jim Carrey) inizia le festività natalizie mostrando il suo solito disprezzo, urlando al suo fedele impiegato (Gary Oldman) e al gioviale nipote (Colin Firth). Ma quando gli spiriti del Natale Passato, Presente e Futuro lo portano in un viaggio che gli rivela delle verità che il Vecchio Scrooge non ama affrontare, capisce di dover aprire il suo cuore per compensare anni di cattiva condotta prima che sia troppo tardi.

Funny People was the latest in Judd Apatow's ongoing series of summer comedies, but it was anything but a typical summer comedy: following a successful comedian (played by Apatow's longtime friend Adam Sandler) who reflects on his life after discovering he's going to die, the film offered lots of humor but with decidedly heavier themes lurking beneath the yuks. The film debuts on Blu-ray in a 2-Disc Collector's Edition next week, and the contents are amazing, showing how Apatow combined lighthearted fare with more serious ideas in the service of exploring something substantive. Cinematical was lucky enough to catch up with Apatow via telephone one recent morning to discuss the process of putting together the film's home video iteration. In addition to discussing the bonus materials, extras, featurettes, and a documentary that's the most thorough and thoughtful ever produced about a comedy production, Apatow talked about finding the right ending for his magnum opus, discovering and deconstructing the process of producing laughs, and front-loading the film's universe with outside content about the supporting characters. Cinematical: One of the ideas highlighted in the Blu-ray bonus materials was the fact that you knew this was going in a different direction than your previous films. Even knowing that while you were making it, were you surprised by the reactions of audiences and critics when it was released? Or does it matter?Filed under: Universal, Fandom, Home Entertainment, InterviewsContinue reading Interview: Judd Apatow (Part One) Permalink | Email this | Comments

http://tinyurl.com/yzr4cag Ellen DeGeneres Show - November 18, 2009 She first made her name known when she won American Idol, and in just a few years, CARRIE UNDERWOOD has become a country music superstar. Now she's just released her third album, Play On, and it immediately went to #1 on the charts. That's how I know I'll be a good American Idol judge -- I knew she'd be huge! She'll perform Cowboy Casanova when she's here. Then, everyone is getting excited for the next Twilight movie New Moon, and today the incredibly sexy KELLAN LUTZ drops by. He became a sensation almost overnight and it only takes one look at him to see why! Before he went into acting he used to be a model, so I'll try to get him to model some Ellen underwear. You can thank me later. Also, I've got another huge surprise for one of my viewers -- watch to find out what it is! And it's only two more days until Robert Pattinson is here!

November 13 - 15, 2009. Was 2012 a box office disaster? Host Grace Randolph gives you the latest box office report plus her own review of 2012 and Pirate Radio, aka The Boat That Rocked!

Brett Erlich and Ellen Fox join forces with bloggers, comedians, students and citizen critics to review "A Christmas Carol."

A Christmas Carol / Armond White Interviewed

November 6 - 8, 2009. Christmas gets off to an early start thanks to Disney and Robert Zemeckis, but are audiences ready to celebrate? Host Grace Randolph gives you the latest box office report plus her own review of The Men Who Stare At Goats!

Host Grace Randolph takes "A Christmas Carol" director Robert Zemeckis on his own personal journey of redemption with a much-needed intervention! Plus audiences let us know if they ve been spirited away by this new take on the classic tale!

http://www.coastalcompanion.com The Disney train for the 3D movie "A Christmas Carol" with Jim Carrey arrived in Jacksonville, Florida. We couldn't resist. We had to check it out. Too cool, you get to see lots of behind the scenes stuff from the movie. Watch Joe animate himself into Scrooge too!