Cinema and religion can agree on one thing – the world will end in a burst of fire. Where they differ is in describing what comes after, and Hollywood has generally avoided sorting saints from sinners in favor of shotguns and road warriors.  The Book of Eli boldly tries to go where blockbusters fear to [...]

If you’re expecting Mike Judge’s latest comedy Extract to act as a direct follow-up to the 1999 cult classic Office Space, then you’ll be sorely disappointed. Extract is a different animal only existing in the same genus with his past works with, not only Office Space, but his underrated satirical look at Western civilization in [...]

These probably weren’t the pics you were hoping to see from the set of Black Swan, but nevertheless, here you go.
Here’s Natalie Portman looking cold on the set and wearing a dapper coat. If the coat could talk here’s what it would say.
Coat: I can’t believe on the set of Black Swan, let alone be [...]

As expected, Darren Aronofsky’s upcoming ballet thriller, Black Swan, has been picked up for distribution. Fox Searchlight, which also handled Aronofsky’s last project, The Wrestler, will co-finance the movie.

The story revolves around a young dancer at the New York City Ballet (Natalie Portman) who may or may not be having delusions about a rival [...]

Natalie Portman doesn’t want to turn into Denise Richards who is remembered more for being naked rather than her acting…though, really, there’s little chance of that.
The former Star Wars star is not opposed to doing nude scenes when it’s called for, she’s against nude celebrity web sites like Mr. Skin.
Portman originally turned down a role [...]

As Darren Aronofsky’s Robocop continues to flounder (Rumor: MGM has started looking for a new director), his supernatural drama, Black Swan, moves into pre-production and is ready to start this autumn in New York.
Hot stuff Mila Kunis has joined the cast and will play ballet dancer, Lilly, who “torments rival Natalie Portman as a [...]

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While video games become more complex and movie-like, some movies go the opposite direction. In Max Payne, the new video game-based action extravaganza from John Moore (Behind Enemy Lines), audiences will be treated to a visually stunning movie but sadly, an emotionally two-dimensional dearth. It’s to be expected. Anytime a genre [...]