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Still in shock that it's less than a month until Christmas, the Dixons settle down to a diverse View From The Couch buffet. Couch Entertainment News serves up some appetizing tidbits on Spidey 4 (again!); the Sherlock Holmes franchise; the end of the line for the Harry Potter gang; Predators and Avengers casting; and theatrical releases to put on your Christmas viewing list. The whole Dixon clan serves up the main course with their review of the BKN Kids release Magical Christmas Collection. And saving the sumptuous dessert for last, Michelle takes the front seat for a Disney Vault look at Pixar's Cars. Email your questions, comments, and suggestions to Kent and Michelle or visit them at viewfromthecouch.com.

Video "Exklusiv: Stars lieben ihre Mofas" from Splash NewsEs gibt unheimlich viele Stars in Hollywood, die es lieben, mit ihren Mofa Rollern umherzutuckern.Tags:scooter Julia Roberts Vespa Liev Schreiber Owen Wilson Paul Rudd Mickey Rourke Mark Ronson Naromi Watts Jason Segal Danny Moder Kelli Ripa Marc Consuelos Johan Hill 

Meryl Streep, Jason Schwartzman, and Director Wes Anderson Chat About the animated film "Fantastic Mr. Fox" which opens on November 13 2009 NATIONWIDE.

Wes Anderson's movies have entertained and enchanted audiences for more than a decade now, offering a singular and yet strangely universal point of view time and again about oddballs and outsiders who simply want their creativity to connect with others. This week, Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox arrives in theaters (in limited release), and while we've already fallen in love with the his latest work (thanks in no small part to his particularly fertile adaptation of author Roald Dahl's source material), it seemed appropriate to go back and revisit his first film, the oft-forgotten Bottle Rocket, to remind ourselves where the writer-director started, if not where our love affair with his work began. As longtime fans of the filmmaker (I remember reviewing this in 1996 when it was first released, and later declared his follow-up, Rushmore, one of my all-time favorites), this is one of his only movies I haven't seen what seems like a hundred times. Thankfully, Criterion's stunning Blu-ray, released late last year, not only offer the best-ever presentation of the film, but a bounty of extras to add context to Anderson's indefatigable creativity. But as for the movie itself?Continue reading Shelf Life: Bottle Rocket Permalink | Email this | Comments

Filed under: The Hit List Perfectly matching a song with a scene is nothing new (see: Scorsese, Martin), but Wes Anderson takes the movie soundtrack to new levels of artistry. In all his films, the young writer-director displayed a record geek's ability to wow viewers with a song that's not only enjoyable but, at its best, makes a scene instantly memorable. With the release of 'Fantastic Mr. Fox,' Anderson's first animated feature, Spinner picked the director's 10 best music moments. The Who, 'A Quick One While He's Away' ('Rushmore') While a ton of songs in 'Rushmore' enhance scenes, this revenge montage, where Bill Murray and Jason Schwartzman feud over the love of a local teacher, is absolutely killer in that department. As icing on the cake, Anderson stops the Who's sonic assault (lifted from their amazing performance on 'The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus') for a moment, then kicks it back in with a cut to Schwartzman in handcuffs being dragged down a high school hallway. Meanwhile, the Who, rather ironically, scream, "You are forgiven!"

Sorry, folks -- while it may have been a few months since we learned about that dreaded Marmaduke project, it hasn't gone anywhere. In fact, the sucker has found its lead voice. The Hollywood Reporter posts that Owen Wilson has agreed to voice the infamous Great Dane in the Fox adaptation. While the details weren't ironed out initially, the project is now set to be a live-action/CG mix "which has shades of Fox's surprise smash Marley & Me" -- focusing on the Winslow family as they movie from Kansas to Orange County with their slobbering dog. But no, it's not as simple as a travel/fish out of water story. The dog will "navigate a volatile Mutts vs. Pedigrees turf war, woo the purebred of his dreams, and overcome a fall from grace." And here I thought the simple idea of a Marmaduke feature film was vomit-inducing enough. And while I have no interest in the tear-jerking Marley story, I'm pretty sure it's not a CG flick with doggie turf wars that will undoubtedly be rife with ridiculous stereotypes. I wonder why Wilson would take this on, and possibly label himself as the dog guy, but it looks like he's not the only one drinking the spiked water. The humans will be played by Judy Greer, Lee Pace, and William H. Macy, while Marlon and Damon Wayons, Steve Coogan, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, George Lopez, Emma Stone, and Fergie voice the pups and other CG concoctions. Yeah, sure, actors sometimes need money and take on things for the paycheck, but this just takes it to a whole new level. And does Wilson need the cash? Between Marley and the Smithsonian, and some Fockers on the way, it's not like the dude is in a drought. Will any of you actually go see this?Filed under: Animation, Comedy, Casting, Family Films Permalink | Email this | Comments

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Der Fantastische Mr. Fox

Genre: Adventure , Animation , Comedy Cinema Premiere: 23/10/2009 Production Country: United States Directed By: Wes Anderson Cast: Meryl Streep , George Clooney , Bill Murray , Owen Wilson , Willem Dafoe , Jason Schwartzman Production Year: 2009 Plot Outline: Mr. and Mrs. Fox live an idyllic home life with their son Ash and visiting young nephew Kristopherson. But after 12 years, the bucolic existence proves too much for Mr Fox's wild animal instincts. Soon he slips back into his old ways as a sneaky chicken thief and in doing so, endangers not only his beloved family, but the whole animal community. Trapped underground and with not enough food to go around, the animals band together to fight against the evil Farmers -- Boggis, Bunce and Bean -- who are determined to capture the audacious, fantastic Mr. Fox at any cost.

Video "Fantastic Mr Fox Trailer" von PopcornkinoTrailer zum Stop Motion Film "Fantastic Mr Fox"Tags:fox stop mr motion fantastic George Clooney Meryl Streep Jason Schwartzman Willem Dafoe Owen Wilson Bill Murray Jarvis Cocker 

We talk to the stars at the World premiere of this comedy sequel. Ranked 3.58 / 5 | 128 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (01:44) Submitted By: FilmTrailer Tags: Night At The Museum 2 - World Premiere Report Ben Stiller Hank Azaria Owen Wilson Categories: Entertainment

A few months ago, a good friend of mine saw a test screening of Fantastic Mr. Fox (no 'The') and described it as very much the union between Roald Dahl's story and Wes Anderson's style. Now, it looks like the trailer up on Yahoo! and after our jump confirms as much, and I actually find myself genuinely charmed by it -- like, 'now on my radar' charmed. This tale of a sly fox (voiced by George Clooney, natch) taking on some grumpy farmers reminded me a great deal of Chicken Run, if it were inspired less by The Great Escape and more by Ocean's Eleven, and while it does look perfectly family-friendly, it really does seem to be a Wes Anderson film through and through -- only Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, and Jason Schwartzman are all talking animals in stop-motion. (Hell, it's probably the most animated Murray's been in years!) (Pun half-intended.) Also starring Meryl Streep and apparently released by Fox proper (as opposed to Fox Searchlight), Fantastic Mr. Fox is due to open on November 13th.Filed under: Animation, Comedy, Family Films, George Clooney, Trailers and ClipsContinue reading 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' Trailer Looks Pretty Good At The Very Least Permalink | Email this | Comments

Full Night at the Museum 2 trailer with Ben Stiller.

Introducing Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.

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This week Michael learns why real-life apocalyptic drama isn't cool, how NASA will totally send you to the moon, and also makes a unique appeal to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Americans, trying to get thin, are making Weight Watcher's International Inc.'s (WTW) wallet nice and fat.