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Audrey Niffenegger’s best-selling love story is rendered creepy, confusing and clunky on the big screen.
Can stand up to the fantastic BBC series on which it’s based? Hard to say, but Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck, Rachel McAdams and Helen Mirren step into this story about journalists investigating the murder of a woman who was romantically involved with a congressman. And, hey, if you like it, you can always rent the miniseries. (Opens April 17)
Pick up this month's Hollywood issue of Vanity Fair and you'll see two lovely young stars-of-the-moment, Keira Knightley and Scarlett Johansson, posing alluringly in the altogether. Open the foldout, and you'll even see Johansson's bare buttocks.
I know I'm a little late on this one. But I finally caught The Time Traveler's Wife at the cheap theatre this weekend. I truly enjoyed the book, so I was looking forward to finally seeing the movie to compare. I must say that I was a bit disappointed.
The Lucky Ones Movie Review Starring Rachel McAdams, Tim Robbins, Michael Pena | Film Critic Michael Phillips Reviews The Lucky OnesA good film, one of a handful of dramatically viable and necessary features to emerge from America's war in Iraq, came out of the Toronto International Film Festival earlier this month.
Here's a little something to ease the transition for people going the 20s to 30s transitions doldrums. Going from a 20-something to a 30-something can be a psychologically daunting transition for some.
Russell Crowe May 'Play' in Pitt's Place'State of Play' to co-star Edward Norton, Rachel McAdams and Helen Mirren. Should Crowe sign on for the project, as The Hollywood Reporter is saying, it would save the adaptation of the British miniseries from a demise that seemed inevitable when Pitt exited last week.
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