In Theaters This Weekend: March 26, 2010
Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: DreamWorks, FOCUS, Disney, Magnolia, MGM, Paramount, Sony, Adventure, Animation, Documentary, Drama, Family, Foreign, Independent, Thrillers, Lists, New Releases, Trailers,
Here are a few selections in theaters this weekend:
- Hot Tub Time Machine (R): starring John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Lizzy Caplan (directed by Steve Pink)
- How to Train Your Dragon (PG): starring Gerard Butler, America Ferrara, Jay Baruchel (directed by Peter Hastings)
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Liam Neeson’s Heroic Return to Acting
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Sony, Drama, Thrillers, Celeb News, New Releases,
Liam Neeson has been praised for returning to the set of Chloe following the death of his wife.
The 57-year-old actor - who was working on the sexual thriller when Natasha Richardson died from a skiing accident in March 2009 - has been described as “heroic” by the film’s director Atom Egoyan completing the project. The movie tells the tale of a wife who tries to make her husband have an affair with a younger woman.
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Amanda Seyfried’s Uncomfortable Love Scenes
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Sony, Drama, Thrillers, Celeb News, Celebrity Gossip, Trailers, Videos,
Amanda Seyfried‘s sex scenes in Chloe left her cold.
The 24-year-old actress, who plays the lead role in the Atom Egoyan-directed movie, says intimate shots with co-star Julianne Moore were difficult.
“It was unnatural - I say that with a grin. Seriously, it is not the type of scene any actor is ever comfortable doing. Any kind of intimacy is strange. It is not your partner; it’s the actor or actress,” Seyfried said. “I don’t know what goes through my mind when I do these scenes. I am listening to Atom’s technical directions, because things need to be in sync with the camera’s movement.”
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In Theaters This Weekend: May 8, 2009
Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Magnolia, Paramount, Sony, Adaptation, Adventure, Documentary, Drama, Foreign, Independent, Period, Political, Religious, Science Fiction, Sequels, Comedy, Sports, Lists, New Releases,
Here are some possible suggestions for your upcoming weekend:
- Next Day Air (R): starring Donald Faison, Mike Epps, Wood Harris (directed by Benny Boom)
- Star Trek (PG-13): starring Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Eric Bana (directed by J.J. Abrams)
- Adoration* (R): starring Rachel Blanchard, Scott Speedman, Katie Boland (directed by Atom Egoyan)
- Julia* (R): starring Tilda Swinton, Ezra Buzzington, Kate Del Castillo (directed by Erick Zonca)
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Liam Neeson Completes Work on Latest Film
Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Celeb News,
Just over a week after his wife was laid to rest, Liam Neeson finally completed work on Chloe.
The actor had been the set of the Atom Egoyan film when his wife was injured in the skiing accident on March 16. Natasha Richardson officially passed away two days later.
The 56-year-old returned to Toronto shortly after the funeral and finished his scenes last Friday. Shooting on Chloe, a thriller also starring Julianne Moore, ended the next day.
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DVD REVIEW: ‘Away From Her’
Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Lionsgate, Drama, Romance, DVD Reviews,
As I was putting the DVD of Away from Her back in its case, I noticed this line on the cover: Sometimes you have to let go of something you can’t live without. Of all the vague, cheesy and misleading taglines on most movie posters today…I couldn’t have chosen something more apt for this film. The next best thing would have been: If you loved that weeper ‘The Notebook’, this movie will rip your heart out.
Away is the feature-length directorial debut from actress Sarah Polley, who’s probably best known by younger audiences as Ronna from Go. She is also credited with adapting the screenplay from a short story by Alice Munro (‘The Bear Came Over the Mountain’). Atom Egoyan, Polley’s director in her breakthrough film The Sweet Hereafter, served as the movie’s executive producer.
The film stars the beautiful Julie Christie (Fiona) and Gordon Pinsent (Grant) as a couple still madly in love after 45 years of marriage. Their peaceful existence in their cozy cabin is eventually interrupted by a series of signs. Signs they tried to do their best to ignore. Unfortunately, it comes to a point where Fiona’s memory lapses prove too worrisome to simply brush off.
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