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ARCHIVES WEEK 50 2006
14/12/06
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End pics!:
New Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End pics popped up online! These images got me all excited cause you get to see the one and only Chow-Yun Fat as a freakin' pirate!
The rest of the cast also includes Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, Keira Knightley and Orlando Bloom. Click on the pic for a bigger version. I'll be back this weekend with a new update!
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14/12/06
The 64th Annual Golden Globe nominations!:
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced the nominations for The 64th Annual Golden Globe Awards. Babel received a lot, including 'Best Motion Picture', Rinko Kikuchi got a nod for her excellent 'Performance in a supporting role'.
Babel also got nominated for 'Best Screenplay'. Now lets take a look at The Departed; Leonardo DiCaprio got one for 'Best Performance', Scorsese for 'Best Director with big glasses' and William Monaham for 'Best Screenplay'!
And last but not least, Guillermo Del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth got nominated for 'Best Foreign Language film'. Click here to check out the complete list!
14/12/06
Grindhouse pics!!!:
The first images for Grindhouse appeared over at Entertainment Weekly, and boy, they look awesome!
With Grindhouse, you get two flicks for the price of one, cause one half, called Death Proof, is directed by Quentin Tarantino, the other half, entitled Planet Terror, is directed by his buddy Robert Rodriguez.
Tarantino's part centers on a stunt driver turned maniac killer played by Kurt Russell, who looks ultra-cool. Click on the pic for more!
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14/12/06
Will Smith talks I Am Legend!:
Will Smith briefly talked to AICN about the status of the upcoming one-man-against-thousands-of-vampires-vehicle I Am Legend. Check this out;
"It's going great. We're taking a scheduled break right now, but we've been shooting in New York for a while. We've managed to make a small, character drama into a big special effect movies. It's that old school '70s kind of story-driven movie.
The special effects are ridiculous, but we don't depend on them at all to tell our story. They are insane, but there's no dependence on them at all. You don't know it yet, but you should be looking forward to it."
13/12/06
Peter Boyle passed away:
Actor Peter Boyle, star of the hit series Everybody Loves Raymond, has passed away. He had been suffering from multiple myeloma and heart disease.
I've always enjoyed his small roles in classic flicks like Taxi Driver and Young Einstein. He was also great as Alec Baldwin's driver in The Shadow, but I really loved
his more dramatic role in Monster's Ball. My heart goes out to Mr. Boyle's family and friends. Peter Boyle was 71.
Peter Boyle in Monster's Ball
12/12/06
Joel Silver talks Speed Racer!:
Uber-producer Joel Silver (Predator, Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, The Matrix etc., etc., etc.) talked about the adaptation of the 1960s TV series Speed Racer, which will be directed by the Wachowski Brothers!
Looks like the film will be their first family flick, check this out;
"They wanted to make a big family entertainment. I've been struggling with Speed Racer for 11 years. They said, "what if we did it?". I said yes, obviously! They did a little pre-viz for us and it was just unbelievable. It's the story of Speed Racer, but in a way that you've never seen anything like that before in your life. The Wachowskis brought a tremendous sense of wonder and magic to that story. They just had a different way of seeing the story, in the way they do on everything they do."
Source: Empire online
11/12/06
U.S Box Office Dec 08-10:
No big figures at the American Box Office but Mel Gibson's epic Apocalypto managed to enter the top spot, followed by the Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet comedy The Holiday.
Here's the rest of the Top Ten:
1. Apocalypto - $14,166,000 (new)
2. The Holiday - $13,500,000 (new)
3. Happy Feet - $12,718,000 / $137,738,000
4. Casino Royale - $8,800,000 / $128,894,000
5. Blood Diamond - $8,515,000 (new)
6. Unaccompanied Minors - $6,205,000 (new)
7. Déjà Vu - $6,070,000 / $53,046,000
8. The Nativity Story - $5,350,000 / $15,500,000
9. Deck the Halls - $3,925,000 / $30,076,000
10. The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause - $3,311,000 / $77,240,000
11/12/06
Reggy's Rocky Balboa Review!!!:
Sylvester Stallone gets back in the ring for one last time in the last chapter of the Rocky saga. Put your boxing gloves on, press play for
Bill Conti's theme, and click on the pic to find out if the man has still got the eye of the tiger!
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11/12/06
Reggy's Déjà Vu Review!:
After Crimson Tide and Man on Fire, Denzel Washington and director Tony Scott re-team for the cop thriller/sci fi flick Déjà Vu.
The film opens with one cool explosion, click on the pic to find out if I also liked the rest of Déjà Vu!
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09/12/06
Trailers:
Hi guys, great trailers for the weekend, enjoy!;
 Prison Break's Dominic Purcell stars in the horror flick Primeval. Check out the trailer here.
The final trailer for 300 hit the web here. The film is based on Frank Miller's graphic novel, Zack Snyder directs.
Hilary Swank stars in Stephen Hopkins' horror-thriller The Reaping, which is produced by Joel Silver. The preview is online over at the official site here.
And the last trailer for today, the street-dancin' flick Stomp the Yard, check it out right here.
09/12/06
Posters Galore!:
MovieXplosion.com's Poster Section has been updated with lots of cool posters, including The Hills Have Eyes 2, The Hitcher, Music and Lyrics, Arthur and the Invicibles and a bunch of Letters from Iwo Jima posters, this flick is the follow-up to Clint Eastwood's Flags of Our Fathers.
Click on the pic to enter my little poster archive!
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