Movie City News Archive for September, 2010
Paramount Cuts Another 53 Jobs
Paramount Cuts Another 53 Jobs To Save $10 Million
Read the full article »Box Office Hell – September 30
This week our pundits predict The Social Network as a solid lock for the #1 slot, while there’s some dissension over whether Let Me In will draw enough box office blood to capture the place position.
Read the full article »Deciphering The Many Cameos In Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Deciphering The Many Cameos In Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps And – Plenty Of Product Placement Stretched The Budget Plus – What Does All The Art On The Walls Signify?
Read the full article »Vet East Cost Publicist Jeff Hill Chops IHOP Praisery
Vet East Cost Publicist Jeff Hill Chops IHOP Praisery
Read the full article »Ruing The Local Video Store’s Slow Fade
Ruing The Local Video Store’s Slow Fade
Read the full article »Michael Caine Might Retire In, Oh, Three Years?
Michael Caine Might Retire In, Oh, Three Years?
Read the full article »Leading Judy Greer
Leading Judy Greer
Read the full article »Sharper footage of Apollo 11 moon landing
Sharper Footage Of Apollo 11 Moon Landing Emerges
Read the full article »Canadian Politicians Bow To James Cameron On Albert Oilsands
Canadian Politicians Bow To James Cameron On Alberta Oilsands
Read the full article »Ebert’s Awake In The Dark
Ebert’s “Awake In The Dark” Is A U Of C Free Download Today Only
Read the full article »Kenny Pooh-Pooh’s “Convenient” “Rule Of Three” Of Celeb Deaths
Kenny Pooh-Pooh’s “Convenient” “Rule Of Three” Of Celeb Deaths
Read the full article »Rushkoff On Deep Focus, The Mini-Monographs On 1970s Films
Rushkoff On Deep Focus, The Mini-Monographs On 1970s Films
Read the full article »Bowles Questions Children Appearing In Horror Films
Bowles Questions Children Appearing In Horror Films
Read the full article »Arthur Penn’s Years Of Struggles With The Studios
Arthur Penn’s Years Of Struggles With The Studios
Read the full article »Digital Nation: Barry Munday
As red herrings go, it’s tough to beat castration. The title character of Chris D’Arienzo’s truly offbeat comedy, Barry Munday, undergoes just such an operation. It’s required after the father of a promiscuous teenager slams a trumpet into crotch of the two-bit, happy-hour lothario in a movie theater. Poor Barry didn’t even have time to…
Read the full article » 2 Comments »Wes Anderson Adapts Old Paris Review Questions For Anjelica Huston
Wes Anderson Adapts Old Paris Review Questions For Anjelica Huston
Read the full article »Reversing The Australian Film Talent “Brain Drain” With Animal Logic
Reversing The Australian Film Talent “Brain Drain” With Animal Logic
Read the full article »Latvia Confesses Hong Kong Confidential For Oscar
Latvia Confesses Hong Kong Confidential For Oscar
Read the full article »Breakfast At Tiffany’s At 50
Breakfast At Tiffany’s At 50
Read the full article »Giamatti’s Version
Giamatti’s Version
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