By: Cynthia Ayala
Viewers beware. While Seth MacFarlane delivers ‘A Million Ways to Die in the West’, the movie does make full use of it’s “R” rating, delivering clever devised wit alongside “stupid humor”.
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By: Nick Venable The only time I’ve ever heard of Sils-Maria was while reading about a house in Switzerland that the sunshiney German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche used to live in, but apparently the entire area is quite nice and a vacation home there would be pretty amazing. Does the name have anything to do with the upcoming film of the same name? Possibly. But this is … Continue reading Chloe Moretz May Join Juliette Binoche In Obsession Drama Sils Maria
By: Eric Eisenberg Seth MacFarlane is going all out in the casting of his second directorial effort A Million Ways To Die In The West. Since being announced last December, riding the wave from the blockbuster success of Ted, the new projects has signed on top talent including Charlize Theron, Amanda Seyfried, Giovanni Ribisi and Liam Neeson, all of whom will be joining theFamily Guy creator, who is set to make his live-action acting … Continue reading Sarah Silverman May Become A Prostitute For Seth MacFarlane’s A Million Ways To Die In The West
By: Eric Eisenberg The upcoming adaptation of the 80s action television series The Equalizer, which has Denzel Washington set to star, has been having a bit of trouble holding on to a director. At first it looked as though Drive helmer Nicolas Winding Refn was going to make the film, until he departed citing creative differences, and now the project has lost its second director. Deadline has written up a … Continue reading Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes’ Rupert Wyatt No Longer Directing The Equalizer
By: Eric Eisenberg William Monahan, best known for writing the Academy Award-winning script for Martin Scorsese’s The Departed, has found his next project. He has been selected as the latest writing to work on American Desperado, the long-gestating, Mark Wahlberg-produced adaptation of the book American Desperado: My Life As A Cocaine Cowboy by Evan Wright and Jon Roberts. Wright, who also wrote the book that the miniseries Generation Killwas based on, … Continue reading Mark Wahlberg’s American Desperado Ropes In The Departed Writer
This movie is not a prequel to Alien, but it can be interpreted as such. I prefer to think of it as more of an origin story of sorts. I won’t spoil the movie, but yeah I think it’s an origin story. In any case, that being said, this was a great movie. I was at the edge of my seat so many times I … Continue reading Prometheus
By: Eric Eisenberg Nearly a year before the movie even came out the folks behind Universal’s Snow White and the Huntsman were talking about the film as the first of a franchise. In an interview producer Joe Roth – who also worked on Disney’s Alice in Wonderland– said that the idea was to have Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron return for a trilogy … Continue reading Snow White And The Huntsman Sequel Moving Forward
