Archive for Movies
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Review of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith
The final chapter of the Star Wars series hits the theatres this month but just to give fans a sneak peak of what to expect George Lucas has released the novel of Revenge of the Sith two weeks before the movie. Based on the screenplay of the movie, written by Lucas, Matthew Stover pens Episode II...
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Mark Wahlberg in Lowell To Film Micky Ward Movie – The Fighter
Finally, the "Irish" Micky Ward movie The Fighter is a reality and it's filming right here in Lowell. Yesterday afternoon, actor Mark Wahlberg, who will play Lowell boxer Ward, met with scouts for the movie in the lobby of the Lowell DoubleTree Hotel in downtown Lowell to discuss possible locatio...
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Reasons Why You Should NOT Buy a Plasma Television
The Superbowl draws near and you want to see the big game in high definition television (HDTV) but you're unsure about which type of HDTV television you should buy? If you open up your local consumer electronics flyer, the choice is clear - Plasma. Here's 5 Reasons Not to Buy a Plasma TV this Sup...
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Micky Ward Movie Gets Ready to Shoot In October. Will it Shoot In Lowell?
After two years in development, Mark Wahlberg and Darren Aronofsky’s long gestating boxing biopic on underdog champion Irish Micky Ward is finally going to begin shooting in October, the star told MTV News. “I’ve been training for two years now. I’m ready,” he said. “I want to look li...
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Mark Wahlberg Talking About Micky Ward on Conan
The Conan show had Mark Wahlberg on and he was on talking about Micky Ward and the movie he's doing about Micky's boxing career and life. Wahlberg talked about how he's been training for a year now and he really wants to portray Ward in a great and realistic way. Mark told late night host Conan ...
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Rush Hour 3 Doesn’t Kick Ass Like Their Last Movie. But I Like It.
Rush Hour 3 starts the weekend off with less than two thirds the attendance wallop of its predecessor of Rush Hour 2. Rush Hour 3 drew an estimated $50 million on approximately 5,200 screens at 3,778 theaters, topping the weekend box office. New Line Cinema's action comedy sequel starring Jackie ...
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X-Files Sequel: Myth or Reality?
There are some rumblings going on about the possible making of an X-Files sequel. Both Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny (Scully and Molder) have confirmed that there is once again talk about creating the X-Files sequel but that this time the talks are a little more serious and it really looks lik...
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Lance Armstrong and Jake Gyllenhaal: Dating or Making a Movie?
Well there are rumors flying in both directions. Sure Lance Armstrong and Jake Gyllenhaal are spending a lot of time together and are spotted out on the town together but that doesn't mean they are gay for each other. So what if at one time online gambling sites like bodog were taking 3 to 1 odd...
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Grindhouse – Sleaze Filled Movie by Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez
If you don't know the definition of the term grindhouse... look it up. Grindhouse the movie is the collaborative work of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez set for release on April 6, 2007. "Grindhouse" is a full length feature which is made up of two individual films Death Proof and Planet T...
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The Fighter – The Movie of Irish Micky Ward
Paramount Pictures has reportedly fast tracked The Fighter which is a biopic of fighter Irish Micky Ward. Mark Walhberg and Matt Damon will be co-starring in this movie based on the life of Micky Ward and his half brother and trainer Dicky Eklund. Any real fan of boxing will remember the Ward vs...
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Fred Claus Movie. The Older Brother of Santa Claus
Fred Claus, played by Vince Vaughn, is the older brother of better known Santa Claus, played by Paul Giamatti. The movie "Fred Claus" lets you see just what it would be like to live in the shadow of Nicholas Claus. Instead of being the meaning of giving as Fred's younger brother Nicholas Clau...
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300 Is a Kick Ass Movie
I just went to see the movie 300 last night. I am a huge fan of that movie. If you are looking for a movie that will make you cry, laugh and appreciate life... This is not the movie for you. However, if you are looking for a movie that will make your adrenaline pump, your heart speed up and some ti...
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M Night Shyamalan New Movie “The Happening” Watch This…
M Night Shyamalan will begin shooting his newest film "The Happening" which is scheduled to be released late Summer of 2008. 20TH Century Fox and India based UTV have recently announced they will be co-producers of M Night Shyamalan's latest film. What is the film about? The Happening is being d...
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Hounddog Movie Debuts at Sundance Under Controversy
An Independent film, starring 12 year old Dakota Fanning, titled Hounddog is causing major controversy. People all over are sounding off over the sexual situations that Fanning's character, 9-year-old Lewellen, is involved in throughout this film. The main problem that people are having with Hounddo...
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Mel Gibson Tells Diane Sawyer He’s 65 Days Sober
Mel Gibson calls his anti-Semitic rant following his arrest for drunk driving in July "the stupid ramblings of a drunkard." In an interview with Diane Sawyer set to air on "Good Morning America" on Thursday and Friday, Gibson says that though staying sober is a struggle, he has not had a drink in 65...
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Death of a President Film About George W Bush’s Assassination
A controversial British drama about the fictional assassination of President George W. Bush has been applauded following its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival in Canada. Death of a President, which shows Bush shot dead in Chicago in 2007, was recently slammed as "irresponsible" and "horrible" b...
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What’s New with Windows Media Player 11
Windows Media player 11 looks very different to earlier versions of windows media player. This is because it has been designed with Windows Vista in mind. At this time it is not certain if Windows media player 11 will be available before Windows Vista is released. The application does function perfe...
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Ice Age Movie – NOT for Kids
Ice Age: The Meltdown is a pure sequel product that should make children and undemanding grown-ups happy even as it lacks anything resembling storytelling inspiration. Atleast for kids over about 6 years old. Anyone inclined to take the longer view may scratch his head and wonder why a kiddie movie ...
