Saturday, August 09, 2008
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
The Independent reports that Terry Gilliam's 'The Man who Killed Don Quixote' will be heading back before cameras early next year. Gilliam originally started shooting the film back in 2000 before a series of mishaps and disasters led to insurers pulling the plug (see the behind the scenes documentary 'Lost in La Mancha' for the full tale).
Gilliam was recently awarded rights to the script, and suggests shooting will begin as soon as star Johnny Depp has space in his schedule.
Gilliam was recently awarded rights to the script, and suggests shooting will begin as soon as star Johnny Depp has space in his schedule.
Smodcast 60
Online now at Quick Stop Entertainment
SModcast 60: The Clone War -
In which our heroes marvel over Pillow Babies, thwart an attack by Stalin’s man-apes, and face off over the love of a human Xerox.
Monday, July 28, 2008
MST3K: Body Care and Grooming and 20th anniversary
We haven't run one of these for a while, but heres another classic MST3K to tide you over whilst we enjoy our holiday. There is a kind of news angle to this, in that MST3k's 20th anniversary is forthcoming, and a special box set including four classic episodes and a slew of new releases is on it's way. Aint it Cool News has an interview with some of the cast members and more detail's on the new set here and here.
Wolfman
Ouch. Rick Baker isnt known for speaking his mind, which makes this interview with Aint it Cool News all the more worrying, and suggests further problems with an already troubled production. CGI in werewolf movies just doesnt work, as anyone unfortunate to see Van Helsing and An American Werewolf in Paris will testify.
It's been coming up on 30 years since we had an entirely successful werewolf movie (although 1994's Wolf had some interesting ideas), and hopes were high for this. The trailer and early posters looked promising and we may yet be surprised, but there seems to be a bad feeling surrounding this film.
Source: Aint It Cool News
It's been coming up on 30 years since we had an entirely successful werewolf movie (although 1994's Wolf had some interesting ideas), and hopes were high for this. The trailer and early posters looked promising and we may yet be surprised, but there seems to be a bad feeling surrounding this film.
Source: Aint It Cool News
Watchmen
Theres not a great deal here so far (unless youve yet to see the trailer), but given the interesting stuff Warner tried with The Dark Knight, the new Watchmen website might be worth keeping an eye on.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Terminator Salvation : The Future Begins
Holidays!
OK, We've only been back for a week, but it's another holiday for us. Apologies, and we'll be back August 2nd.
In the meantime, go see the Dark Knight again. Best superhero movie ever?
In the meantime, go see the Dark Knight again. Best superhero movie ever?
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Friday the 13th
Terminator Salvation
Teaser trailer for 2009's sequel, which loses Schwarzenegger and takes the series into the apocalyptic future referred to in the earlier films.
Kevin Smith on The Dark Knight
Director Kevin Smith guests on the slashfilm podcast, reviewing The Dark Knight amongst other subjects.
Source:slashfilm
Source:slashfilm
Lakeview Terrace
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
The Weinstein Company
Interesing article at The Telegraph (via cinematical) regarding the current state of the Weinstein Brothers new production company, formed in 2005 following their split from Disney and Miramax
Ghostbusters
Whilst it's not strictly a film, this upcoming video game is the closest to A Ghostbusters sequel we are likely to see, The game features the original cast providing voiceovers and the storyline, by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis iss based loosely on their abortive Ghostbusters 3 script.
Source: Cinematical
Source: Cinematical
Ghost Town
So-so trailer for Ricky Gervais' first starring cinema role. Gervais plays an unikeable dentist who after an operation goes wrong, wakes up with the ability to see the dead. The film seems looks like a comedic cross between the sixth sense and ghost, if that sort of thing appeals.
Smodcast 58
New Smodcast online today at Quick Stop Entertainment:
SModcast 58: Kodachrome -
In which our heroes talk a little shop, muse over collegiate nudes, wax Parisian, and seek salvation in Shrewsbury.
Also available are episodes 56 and 57 which went live during our break.
SModcast 58: Kodachrome -
In which our heroes talk a little shop, muse over collegiate nudes, wax Parisian, and seek salvation in Shrewsbury.
Also available are episodes 56 and 57 which went live during our break.
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