20th Century Fox announced Tuesday that James Cameron’s mega-blockbuster Avatar will be released on Blu-ray on Earth Day, April 22, 2010, and in an effort to provide the highest possible audio and video quality, the Blu-ray will not come equipped with any special features, trailers or even animated menus. Now, in an unprecedented move, [...]
Perlman is notorious for being a strongman in Hellboy, Sons of Anarchy, Mutant Chronicles and even as Conan himself in some videogame and animated properties.
Director James Cameron may be giving the people what they want: a re-release of Avatar, you know, in case people want to see it for a sixth time.
Cameron announced that Avatar may get a re-release in theaters this summer and return to 3D screens. (FYI, summer isn’t that far away.)
When asked about a potential Blu-ray/3D [...]
Summit did not pay me off, nor was I encouraged by anyone on their staff to love The Hurt Locker. The fact is, I admire the work Kathryn Bigelow and company did on the film and am happy Bigelow’s talents have finally been fully realized. She has this uncanny ability to take scripts and get [...]
Props go out to The Hurt Locker for being the lowest grossing picture to ever garner a Best Picture win.
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A film/director match made in heaven has resulted in something gorgeously, mind-numbingly dull.
Avatar director James Cameron came away the big winner at the Scientific & Technical Awards handed out by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences on Feb. 20 at the Beverly Wilshire. Cameron, who is also nominated for best director at the upcoming Oscar ceremony, took home the coveted Huge Douche-Bag Award given to [...]
I used to love the Oscars. I loved the pomp, circumstance, shiny stage wax and the unbelievable amount of self-importance that arrived in semi-trucks every March. I even enjoyed the red carpet and the useless questions posed by the former football players, weather girls and a carnival for the mentally handicapped. Yet for this year’s [...]
We all thanked our lucky stars when Guillermo Del Toro stepped into the director’s chair for The Hobbit. But he can’t escape the clutches of 3D, apparently.
