It’s that time of year again. This Tuesday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will announce the nominees for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. Every year there are snubs and surprises, thrills and [click for more]
If you had any thought that Quentin Tarantino was going to deliver a conventional World War Two picture with Inglorious Basterds, then you really don’t know the director or his work at all. For a [click for more]
1. Inglorious Basterds (Universal, 3,165 Theaters, 153 Minutes, Rated R): The criticism aimed at Quentin Tarantino’s last effort–“Death Proof” in Grindhouse–was that he played up to his own excesses, that it was too much of [click for more]
In a world where franchise reboots like Star Trek have sequel talk being bandied about before its opening weekend box office receipts are finished being counted or where a prequel like X-Men Origins: Wolverine generates [click for more]
With its debut a Cannes looming later this month and a Stateside release scheduled for the end of teh summer, I guess it is time for the pr machine to start ramping up on director [click for more]
I’m starting to think that Quentin Tarantino is trying to make at least one film in every film genre there is. He’s already worked his way through crime dramas, martial arts, blaxploitation and exploitation. Now, [click for more]
More casting news for Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Bastards hitting this weekend. First up, Simon Pegg has confirmed that he will not be appearing in the movie. Much to our mutual disappointment, I won’t be appearing [click for more]
Surprisingly, we’ve gone almost a full week without any casting news for Quentin Tarantino’s World War II epic Inglorious Bastards, but Friday isn’t going to slip by us without one interesting tidbit. Variety is confirming [click for more]
Another day, another story on casting for Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Bastards. There’s been a few different bits announced, so we’re going to lump them all together into one big post. First, and most exciting, is [click for more]
And the casting news for Quentin Tarantino’s World War II epic Inglorious Bastards keeps on coming. We told you last month that Brad Pitt was in talks to take the role of Lt. Aldo Raine, [click for more]
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