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 Check Out the New 'Max Payne' Posters
from Cinematical
August 21, 2008
Filed under: Action, 20th Century Fox, Movie Marketing, Games and Game Movies, Images It's funny how little things can make a big difference. When the first poster was released from the big-screen version of Max Payne, I have to tell you; I was pretty underwhelmed. But my opinion of the design has improved now that I've gotten a gander at the two new posters for the flick (see larger versions of both in the gallery below). Although, I have to ask, who knew that Mr. Payne was such a 'shoe-gazer'? The original Max seemed a bit more thick-skinned than his feature film version; Wahlberg makes the man look downright depressed at times. Mark Wahlberg stars as Payne, a cop who has lost his family and partner at the hands of a powerful crime syndicate. When he is left to his own devices, our hero sets out on a mission of revenge for his loved ones, and discovering some unnatural secrets along the way. Starring alongside Wahlberg are Mila Kunis (Forgetting Sarah Marshall) as Mona Sax, Beau Bridges as Payne's friend and mentor, and Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges as an IA agent. We finally got a look at the trailer back in July, and if you are fan of the series, you probably noticed that the film has taken it's look from the original game. Payne was directed by John Moore, who has the dubious credit of being behind the remake of The Omen back in 2006. But, to be fair, the flick seems like an easy sell. Wahlberg seems suited to the more 'violent' strain of moviemaking. Plus, once you throw in the pre-existing fan base, and competition-free release date, Fox should be able to rake in some serious dough. Max Payne will arrive in theaters on October 17th. Gallery: Max Payne Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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 Movie Pics: 'Prince of Persia', 'Max Payne' and 'Day the Earth Stood Still'
from Cinematical
August 11, 2008
Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, DIY/Filmmaking, Movie Marketing, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, Games and Game Movies, Images Ladies, get ready for Jake "Prince of Persia" Gyllenhaal! Just Jared has nailed the first set photos from the highly-anticipated Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, based on the popular video game in which a Prince does ... stuff ... God does he look hot, or what!? Okay, for realz now -- Jake plays a young Prince named Dastan who must team with a feisty and exotic Princess (Gemma Arterton) and stop an evil ruler from destroying the world. Something tells me this is one film where looks will definitely kill. Check out two more photos below, then the rest over at Just Jared. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time will hit theaters on May 28, 2010. Gallery: Prince of Persia And speaking of guys who look good with their shirt off and shoot movies based on video games, 20th Century Fox has put out a few new promotional pics from Max Payne, starring Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis. In the film, based on yet another popular video game, Wahlberg stars as a guy whose family was killed and, well, he's out to kick some ass. Kunis plays a hottie assassin out to avenge the death of her sister. Together, these two are the kind of nuts you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley -- but you'd definitely want to meet in a darkened movie theater. Max Payne hits theaters on October 17. Check out the new pics below. Gallery: Max Payne Keanu and a spaceship after the jump ...Continue reading Movie Pics: 'Prince of Persia', 'Max Payne' and 'Day the Earth Stood Still' Permalink | Email this | Comments
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 Casting Bites: Mark Wahlberg, Louise Linton, and Alex Pettyfer
from Cinematical
August 08, 2008
Filed under: Comedy, Drama, Horror, Casting Whether you watch Entourage or not, you've probably heard that the show's premise is loosely based on Mark Wahlberg's own experiences as he stepped into the movie business. Now he's finally getting into the action. Mixed in with his upcoming work with The Fighter and The Brazilian Job, Ace Showbiz reports that Wahlberg has filmed a scene with Jeremy Piven for the show where they go at it. There's no word on who Wahlberg will play. Louise Linton, who played a Skin Care Consultant in Lions for Lambs, and Katie in The Echo, is now going sporty. Variety reports that the actress has signed on for a role in the indie comedy The Wiffler: The Ted Whitfield Story. She'll play a woman called Shannon Storm in the film, which focuses on the MLB strike in 1994, that let the nation turn its eyes to wiffle ball. Finally, Alex Pettyfer, who you might remember as Alex Rider in Stormbreaker, is getting ready to be Tormented. Variety reports that the actor will topline the horror film, which centers on "a bullied teen who comes back from the dead to take his revenge." And people think they just have to fear karma... He'll be joined by the likes of April Pearson, Larissa Wilson, Mary Nighy, and Dimitri Leonidas. Permalink | Email this | Comments
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 Discuss: How Much Honesty Do You Want From Hollywood?
from Cinematical
June 18, 2008
Filed under: Celebrities and Controversy, Fandom I've always been a fan of honest assessments in interviews -- I'm talking about those fleeting moments when an actor, actress, director, or anyone else in film backs out of the marketing machine for a second and speaks about their work honestly. It drives me up a wall when I see a talented person lather a bad movie/role in platitudes as if we won't figure out that they're lying. Sure, they have to help buzz for their projects, but sometimes a spade is just a spade. Katherine Heigl has ticked off many recently for removing her name from Emmy contention because she doesn't feel the material she was given on Grey's Anatomy was worthy of consideration. It may be a bit too truthful, but isn't it accurate? Her character arc isn't the stuff of Emmy nominations. We complain when actors are given nods they didn't really deserve, but are equally put off when someone pulls their name out of the running for that reason. Or, is it just because she admitted it publicly? Or, that she's been very honest before? I wasn't entirely thrilled with the portrayals in Knocked Up, and was relieved that she admitted so herself, even if the film has given her a lot of success. Continue reading Discuss: How Much Honesty Do You Want From Hollywood? Permalink | Email this | Comments
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 Discuss: Your Thoughts on 'The Happening'
from Cinematical
June 15, 2008
Filed under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, New Releases Well, my defense of M. Night Shyamalan certainly struck a nerve last week. The thread generated the expected disagreements and the occasional vaguely racist mocking of the man's last name but it also, as a commenter pointed out, served as a sort of support group for the strong minority who admire his recent work. There was enough interest in the conversation that I thought I'd follow up by offering this space to discuss this weekend's The Happening, which looks headed for a respectable $30 million-ish opening despite predictably middling reviews. Our James Rocchi liked the movie, and I offer my abbreviated thoughts after the jump. If you haven't seen it, beware of spoilers. Continue reading Discuss: Your Thoughts on 'The Happening' Permalink | Email this | Comments
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 Review: The Happening
from Cinematical
June 13, 2008
Filed under: Horror, Sci-Fi eventually, Shyamalan's status as a unquestionable talent culminated in Lady in the Water, a textbook example of what can happen when a filmmaker becomes so used to proceeding without supervision that they go right off the steep cliffs of self-indulgence with a full head of steam. However, it seemed that even M. Night knew this, and looked to be retrenching with The Happening, promising us R-rated chills and thrills and goosebumps. And after actually seeing The Happening, it has to be said that the film's a perfectly fine summertime chiller, one that avoids the excesses and errors in judgment that unmade Lady in the Water but also one without the vision and excellence of The Sixth Sense. It's not that The Happening is bad, as such -- although there are a few fairly off moments in it -- it's more that I found myself wishing, on more than one occasion, that Shyamalan could forget about plucking the audience's heartstrings and instead just keep going for the jugular. I wanted The Happening's tension at a higher pitch so that I wasn't puzzling over plot holes and questionable character decisions while actually sitting in the theater; The Happening simmers when you want it to boil, smolders when you want it to burn.Continue reading Review: The Happening Permalink | Email this | Comments
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 The Happening
from Shilpa
June 09, 2008
Watch the exclusive trailer of a paranoid thriller,The Happening, of a family on the run from a natural crisis
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 Dave's Hollywood Minute Online Edition for September 21, 2007
from Dave's Hollywood Minute - The Online Edition
September 21, 2007
On today's Dave's Hollywood Minute: Brad Pitt, Mark Wahlberg, Matt Damon, "The Fighter", "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader", "Prince Caspian", George Miller, "Justice League", NBC, and ABC.
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 Dave's Hollywood Minute Online Edition for April 23, 2007
from Dave's Hollywood Minute - The Online Edition
April 23, 2007
On today's Dave's Hollywood Minute: Box office numbers, "Disturbia", Shia LaBeouf, Fracture, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Ryan Gosling, Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Frances McDormand, the Coen Brothers, "Burn After Reading", Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, "Doubt", "Ocean's 13", Cannes Film Festival, Jude Law, Natalie Portman, Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Wahlberg, and Rachel Weisz.
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 Shooter - or Duke Nukem, Is That You?
from Mobile Movie Minute
March 31, 2007
Mobile Movie Minute 15. We're almost speechless trying to find something worthwhile to say about this shoot-em-up. Works out this thing earns its 3 bags of popcorn because Mark Wahlberg goes topless, and the shootings (there are lots of them) are hi-tech. Comments? Suggestions? Rants? Don't be shy, write to robertintoronto@gmail.com
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Dave's Hollywood Minute Online Edition for February 26, 2007
from Dave's Hollywood Minute - The Online Edition
February 25, 2007
On today's Dave's Hollywood Minute: 79th Academy Awards, Forest Whitaker, Helen Mirren, Martin Scorsese, "The Departed", Jack Nicholson, "The Bucket List", Morgan Freeman, Box office numbers, "Ghost Rider", Nicolas Cage, "The Number 23", and Jim Carrey.
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