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As for the man behind the enterprise, Howard deserves high praise. Coming off his utterly inexcusable interlude of cinematic smudge that is The Dilemna, Howard is back on top, making…

As for the man behind the enterprise, Howard deserves high praise. Coming off his utterly inexcusable interlude of cinematic smudge that is The Dilemna, Howard is back on top, making…

Just as Jon delivers his all on the late night dance floor, JGL gives his all artistically, proving there is volcanic potential welling up inside him. Although he doesn't always…

Following the tremendous critical and commercial success of This is the End, director/writer duo Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg have their next project in line and it’s probably not what you expected. A joint production of Sony Pictures Entertainment, Annapurna Pictures and Point Grey, Sausage Party is an existentialist journey of a sausage...

Still sporting a raw face from the white-power methlab prison, Jesse Pinkman, er Aaron Paul, is set to headline his first major motion picture in Need for Speed. Based on the popular video game franchise that involves racing, evading cops, and driving real fast, the film hopes to ground the story with Tobey Marshall (Paul),...

As we learned in CWACOM 1, genius comes with a price. For all the short-term success of Flint's FLDSMDFR, the resulting chaos proved too hefty a bill to pay -…

For years, there have been talks of a sequel to the 1994 comedy classic Dumb and Dumber. Featuring Jim Carrey and Jeff Bridges as two completely moth-minded dweebs, this certified hit represented the peek of critical and commercial success for director bros Peter and Bobby Farrelly. Having all but fallen in obscurity, the Farrelly brothers...

Following in the footsteps of Scarface and Bronson, Jude Law‘s lead role in Dom Hemingway seems to fit like a glove into the “pissed-off coked-up foreigner” category. Grabbing handfuls of positive buzz out of its TIFF premiere, this dark comedy follows the journey of a safe-cracker on parole in London after doing 12 years of...

Following in the footsteps of Scarface and Bronson, Jude Law‘s lead role in Dom Hemingway seems to fit like a glove into the “pissed-off coked-up foreigner” category. Grabbing handfuls of positive buzz out of its TIFF premiere, this dark comedy follows the journey of a safe-cracker on parole in London after doing 12 years of...

Although a screener is sitting in my inbox, I’ve yet to sit myself down to watch this year’s big winner out of Cannes, Blue is the Warmest Color. Partially due to the fact that the film is three hours and partially because the subject matter seems very dour, artsy and indy-oriented, I’m putting it off...

Hot off his newest film Populaire, Shaun Benson and I sat down to discuss his role in this French comedy about a speedy typist and her handsome boss. With a career that blossomed with Katherine Bigelow‘s K19, Benson has gone to on do a variety of high-profile and small-time film projects, participate in various...