Interview: Ron Eldard Talks Roadie
Read our exclusive interview with Ron Eldard, who plays the title character in the new drama ‘Roadie.’ While in New York City promoting the film, which was directed by Michael…
Paramount Pictures Debuts New Logo For 100th Anniversary
Paramount Pictures is celebrating their 100th Anniversary in entertainment with a brand new logo. The new logo can be seen on the new action film starring Tom Cruise, “Mission: Impossible-Ghost…
Patton Oswalt And Jason Reitman Parody Alamo Drafthouse's Don't Talk PSA
Earlier this year saw the wrath of The Alamo Drafthouse when it came to people talking in their theater. The prestigious theater made a PSA after receiving a hilariously angry…
Odyssey Network Television To Debut On FilmOn
FilmOn.com is going to have a new network to add to their lineup of online entertainment. The Carvell Company will launch Odyssey Network Television, a new IPTV network dedicated to…
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Announce The LAFCA's 2011 Award Winners
Brent Simon, President of the Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA), announced the award winners for the LAFCA’s 2011 awards. The Best Picture of the Year honor was given to…
Actor James Franco Gives Breaking Dawn A Bad Review
Actor James Franco is now dabbling in film reviews. The star of such films as “Pineapple Express” and “127 Hours”, has written his own review on “The Twilight Saga: Breaking…
Interview: Michael and Gerald Cuesta Talk Roadie
Read our exclusive interview with director Michael Cuesta and his brother, Gerald, with whom he co-wrote the new drama ‘Roadie.’ The film, which is now available on VOD and is…
Melancholia Review
Title: Melancholia Directed by: Lars von Trier Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Kiefer Sutherland Putting his antics aside, von Trier is indeed a talented filmmaker, though I doubt that’s…
Movie Review Round-Up: New Year's Eve
Not many people liked “Valentine’s Day,” and for an understandable reason; there was just too many stars in the film and there were too many storylines for there to be…