— by RON WILKINSON — The usual trip to hockey practice turns into a fatal car crash that changes lives forever. Unfortunately it does not do much to change the lives of thousands of people watching this tedious drama cum thriller. The problem is the film makers cannot decide which it is,[...]
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Review: Journey’s End
— by RON WILKINSON — Hardly the first film about The Great War, the pin-point focus of this essay on mental disintegration makes it one of the best. It is a stripped-down production, shot almost entirely in the mud-filled trench sets. Most of the dialogue takes place in the incredibly sq[...]
Catching Fire: Finnick Odair Portrait
— by CHERRY BELL — Lionsgate is continuing to roll out Couture portraits of each of our favorite “Catching Fire” characters in this massive promotional campaign. I’ve enjoyed every one of them. In an exclusive release to MTV’s Hollywood Crush, we finally get to se[...]
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire: First Look
— by CHERRY BELL — With 11 months left until “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” is released nationwide in theaters and IMAX, Entertainment Weekly has decided to whet the fanbase’s appetite with a few exclusive stills. On the cover of the issue released today are Jennifer[...]
Catching Up on Catching Fire Casting News
— by CHERRY BELL DAMASCO-FARRINGTON — The search for Finnick Odair, Johanna Mason and Mags has finally come to an end. The lucky stars joining “The Hunger Games” sequel are Sam Claflin in the much-coveted role of Finnick Odair, Jena Malone as Johanna Mason and Lynn Cohen as M[...]
Catching Fire: Wiress has been Cast
— by CHERRY BELL DAMASCO-FARRINGTON — The clock is ticking until production begins and there has been a furious casting race for the sequel to “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.” Well, another big domino fell when the filmmakers announced that Academy Award-nominated and Tony Award-wi[...]
‘Snow White and the Huntsman’: Comic-Con Panel and Character Banners
— by ADAM POYNTER — During Saturday’s San Diego Comic-Con, the cast and crew of “Snow White and the Huntsman” descended on Hall H to thunderous applause. Director Rupert Sanders and producers Joe Roth and Palak Patel started off the panel by discussing what drew them to this pr[...]