Month: September 2009 | FilmBuffOnline

More Writers Hired To Try Live Action AKIRA

September 8, 2009 Rich Drees

Perhaps the news that Warner Brothers attempt to make a live-action version of the classic anime film Akira was dead was perhaps a bit premature. Collider is reporting that Children Of Men and Iron Man [click for more]

Kevin Smith Tweet-A-Thon Highlights: The Big Finale

September 8, 2009 Rich Drees

While the rest of us rose, fought off the grip of the long weekend and stumbled off to our day jobs, Kevin Smith spent this morning wrapping up his 24 hour tweet-a-thon. (Hey, Jerry Lewis [click for more]

Script Review: PAUL

September 8, 2009 Rich Drees

The comedy duo has all but disappeared from movies today. A holdover from the days of vaudeville, double acts like Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy and lesser knowns like Olsen and Johnson or Wheeler [click for more]

Kevin Smith Tweet-A-Thon Highlights: Part 2

September 8, 2009 Rich Drees

Kevin Smith has been spending Labor Day answering fans’ questions via twitter. Starting yesterday at 8 am Pacific, Smith promised to go for 24 hours straight, and is now heading into the home stretch of [click for more]

First Look At THE GREEN HORNET

September 7, 2009 Rich Drees

The Green Hornet started shooting last week and thanks to the fact that they have been out shooting on location, we already have a look at several members of the cast- Seth Rogen as the [click for more]

Kevin Smith Tweet-A-Thon Highlights: Part 1

September 7, 2009 Rich Drees

While most of us are spending Labor Day soaking up the last moments of the summer and attending a cookout or three, director Kevin Smith has seen fit to use the day as a way [click for more]

Review: EXTRACT

September 5, 2009 Rich Drees

The first scene of Michael Judge’s new comedy Extract features Mila Kunis’s character Cindy in a music store, buying an expensive electric guitar as a gift for her father. However, the moment when the two [click for more]

New Releases: September 4

September 3, 2009 Bill Gatevackes

1. Gamer (Lionsgate, 2,502 Theaters, 95 Minutes, Rated R): With the intense popularity of video games and the repeated attempts to adapt video games for the screen, it was only a matter of time before [click for more]

Could LOBO Be The New HOWARD THE DUCK?

September 2, 2009 Rich Drees

Back in July we told you that producer Joel Silver was looking for a director for his planned adaptation of the DC Comics character Lobo. And much like the intergalactic bounty hunter himself, Silver has [click for more]

Paul W. S. Anderson Eyes 3D MUSKETEERS Film

September 2, 2009 Rich Drees

Noted hack director Paul W. S. Anderson is bringing Alexandre Dumas’ classic swashbuckling heroes, The Three Musketeers, back to the big screen with a new 3D adaptation. Bridget Jones’s Diary scripter Andrew Davies will join [click for more]