It’s like ‘Oh, how do I prove myself in the franchise beyond Twilight?’ I was doing Breaking Dawn at the time when the script came up. I didn’t want to read anything. I wanted to finish and focus.
Check out our interview with Bella Swan herself, Kristen Stewart.
Jessamint: Sigh. Here's a predictable mini-rant about something dumb because I have no one to talk to about these things.
So ‘Elementry’ is actually for real on the CBS fall schedule. Because apparently the network feels people want another, more flawed and less compelling show about a modern day Sherlock Holmes. Okay fine, I know I haven’t seen it yet but there is just no chance that a New York-based Sherlock who…
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P.S. The Museum of the Moving Image is screening all of Wes Anderson’s films (including a preview screening of Moonrise Kingdom but that one is only for members) starting tomorrow and I really, really want to see Rushmore and Bottle Rocket on a big screen.
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Here’s the four minute trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man that debuted last night and, as our Emily Cheever points out, it doesn’t really make NYPD look like the most competent organization.
Joss Whedon has said he’s hoping to get more women into The Avengers, so we have some casting ideas to help him out. Anyone we missed?
P.T. Anderson posted these pictures of editing work on The Master, his new movie.
What’s going on in that boardroom?
Can P.T. sneak words like thetans or Xenu into this?
Will Phillip Seymour Hoffman drink anyone’s milkshake?
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Ology March Movie Madness Begins. Hunger Games vs. Twilight!
It’s March. Apparently there’s something called March Madness. I don’t take basketball seriously. Maybe if they start playing real basketball with human heads like the ANCIENT MAYANS TAUGHT US…. but that’s neither here nor there. What is here is Ology’s great March Movie Madness. Here, you can vote on what you’re most excited to see. This is not about what you think is going to be the best, nor what you think is going to gross the highest at the box office, but what you will willingly go to see at midnight with your best friend.
Today we’re starting with the highly anticipated teen dramas Twlight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 and Hunger Games as well as the comedy contestants 21 Jump Street and The Dictator. You’re more than welcome to plead your cases in the comment sections. Tweet this, share this, do everything you can to make your most anticipated film number one. This is about you, you beautiful stallion of movie prowess.
