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So, last week Regal announced its approval of Red Band trailers, this week, they’ve decided IMAX is also the way to go. IMAX recently entered a 100-theater deal with AMC. In this deal, Regal has agreed to adding 31 systems in 20 Markets, expanding to 50 by 2010. The local IMAX in Boston is only …
Rumors abound on-line, with many bizarre, outrageous claims being passed off as truth. No credible source has confirmed anything I’m about to write, so, take it with a grain of salt. That said, if it’s true, it’d be pretty cool.
We reported earlier this week on Ricky Gervais’ new film “This Side of Truth,” got a crap load of casting announcements today. Tina Fey, Christopher Guest, John Hodgman, Jeffrey Tambor have joined the ranks of Jonah Hill, Jennifer Garner, Louis CK, and Rob Lowe. Please come to Boston Ricky, please!
Probably most if not all of the bloggers on LR.com would love to be in Brad Ingelsby’s shoes. The 27-year old’s script The Low Dweller was just picked up by Relativity Media, to star Leonardo DiCaprio, and be directed by Ridley Scott. The film is a dark drama that takes place in 1986. Slim, A …
Obviously us lonely fanboy’s here at lonelyreviewer.com are following this one closely. Reuter’s reports that a second trailer will be released this week. In an effort to make it spread like waterfire, Paramount is taking care to make this trailer embeddable. Paramount isn’t going the viral path exactly with this one, but they definitely know …
Well its Friday, and what way to end the week off by watching a funny parody.
Capcom announced the it indeed was producing a new film based on the popular Street Fighter series.
Bill Monahan, Oscar winning screenwriter of The Departed is teaming up once again with Producer Graham King to adapt an article appearing in Playboy this year. The story is about a drug dealer who trades prison clothes for a straight jacket (not literally), going undercover at a mental hospital to get a serial killer to …
A sequel no one thought would have come, has.
They say deaths come in threes. Doesn’t make sense to me, but regardless we sadly have another death to report. After a long bout with leukemia, Paul Scofield passed away at the age of 86. The actor was awarded an Oscar for his role in ‘A Man for All Seasons,’ dwarfing a 700 pound Orson …