The event of the year so far for me is the chance to see Road to Nowhere, the first feature in 21 years by Monte Hellman. He and the film were fêted at Venice and now, this Thursday through Saturday, the American Cinematheque at the Egyptian is hosting an in-person tribute, with a killer pair of double bills and a sneak peak at the new film.
Kindly ignore the deceptive array of billboards posted around Los Angeles presenting quotes like “Reese Witherspoon At Her BEST!” and “Funniest Film Of The Holiday Season!” Writer/director James L. Brooks teams up with the usually charming Reese Witherspoon along with Jack Nicholson, Owen Wilson, and Paul Rudd for one of poorest displays of cinema I’ve seen since I Love You, Philliip Morris. Be sure to dodge How Do You Know at all costs – it opens in theaters this weekend…
When you think of Halloween, three things come to mind: candy, Halloween the movie, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. It’s been 35 years since the Transylvanian musical debuted in theaters with Barry Bostwick, Susan Sarandon and Tim Curry as the leads. In honor of the anniversary the original stars as well as a few others including Jack Nicholson, Evan Rachel Wood, Julian MacMahon, Lea Michelle, and Matthew Morrison decided to participate in a Los Angeles fundraiser inspired by the film to raise money for a good cause.
Not sure whatever happened to “you know when you know” apparently for busy New Yorkers that’s just know good enough! They need to know the reason why things work out the way they do with love! Good thing we have a film to explain just that! The first trailer for James L. Brooks latest holiday-romantic-comedy How Do You Know starring Paul Rudd, Reese Witherspoon (the Holiday box office queen), Owen Wilson with none other than Jack Nicholson as a supportive dad (not his usual smart-ass self) has just his the web.
Check out the trailer below…
A lot of you might not remember a little film called Overnight Delivery that came out in 1998. It was kind of like Road Trip, and it was one of those movies that you either hated or loved. But there were two universally good things that came out of it: Paul Rudd and Reese Witherspoon. They had awesome chemistry together and we’ll get to see that connection again with their new film, How Do You Know. The first trailer has been released on Yahoo Movies and we’ve got it for you below…
We all know who said: “I’m the King of the world” and “Say Hello to my little friend!” Most people can’t help but immitate Leonardo DiCaprio hanging from the front of the Titanic and Al Pacino about to shoot his machine gun, while saying those lines. There are certain movies that will never be forgotten in pop culture and of those movies we have movie lines that always bring us back to the character and the actors who portrays those characters.
Watch the 100 best movie lines video in 200 seconds below…
The hierarchy of Hollywood really confuses me at times. As we previously reported Reese Witherspoon, Paul Rudd, and Owen Wilson are all signed on to star in an untitled comedy by award winning writer/producer/director James L. Brooks. The story focuses on two men who are involved in a love triangle that centers around Witherspoon. Rudd’s character is a “white-collar executive,” while Wilson is a professional baseball pitcher. According to Variety, Bill Murray was in talks to star as Rudd’s father, but the deal stalled only weeks prior to shooting.
