Jonah Hill Reviews, Interviews & More
If there was ever an apocalypse, who do you think would get rescued first? According to Jonah Hill, actors like George Clooney, Sandra Bullock and himself would (guess that Oscar-nomination got to his head). Sony has released a new clip for This Is The End, the movie where a whole bunch of Judd Apatow's favorite actors experience the end of the world.
Brave is hitting DVD and Blu-ray the week, which is probably the biggest title of the new releases, as are two of the summer’s misfires, but the biggest title is Lawrence of Arabia, and it’s fair to say they don’t get much bigger.
Well, despite many casting changes and bailouts, and accusations of an out of control production, it appears that Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained is still on schedule for a Christmas release, as the film’s marketing train continues to roll ever onward. Now we have another full-length trailer which once again spells out the plot—Django (Jamie Foxx) teams up with a bounty...
Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn return to familiar territory in The Watch. The actors, who've co-starred in several films including 2004's Dodgeball are back for another juvenile comedy. The film is directed by Akiva Schaffer (Hot Rod) and centers on a group of unsuspecting members of a local...
The Hollywood Reporter got a chance to sit down with Doug Belgrad, the President of Columbia pictures, to talk about what's been a good year for them, with some big hits (21 Jump Street), and some modest break-evens (Men in Black 3, The Amazing Spider-Man), and some misfires (That's My Boy)....
This week we’ve got a best picture winner, one of the year’s best comedies, a foreign film Oscar nominee, a near-Bollywood musical, a forgettable horror movie, one of this year’s bigger noisy would-be blockbusters. On the classic front, there's Hitchcock, samurai adventure, and the movie that made dueling banjos something to be slightly scared of. Check it out…
Is it fair to call 2012's summer a bust so far? Realistically, Wednesday was the first real day of summer, but movies have been putting out summer blockbusters for nearly two months. One of the brightest spots remaining is The Watch, which stars Ben Stiller, Jonah Hill, Vince Vaughn and Richard Ayoade. And they've just released a clip from it. Check it out...
For a while the only news coming out of Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained was how certain cast members kept dropping out. Jonah Hill, Sacha Baron Cohen, Kevin Costner and Kurt Russell were all in the mix at one point or another, but due to scheduling conflicts or so-called "scheduling conflicts" they all left the film. Well, now Jonah Hill's back.
The very idea of a 21 Jump Street movie is absurd. Why would you remake the very 1980's show about cops with youngish looks infiltrating high schools? It's fitting that directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller, and stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum turned the premise into a comedy--but what's unexpected is how funny and charming it is. For those who've felt that Tatum...
21 Jump Street hits theaters March 16, and we can tell you that it's hilarious. Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller knocked it out of the park, and Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum make an excellent comic duo. In fact, this is the movie that finally shows that Tatum should be a movie star. We'll have interviews with the writer, directors and co-star Rob Riggle next...
I'll say this for Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in the 21 Jump Street trailer - it doesn't feel like they're trying to play on one's nostalgia for the 1980's TV show. Director Phil Lord and Chris Miller have made this their own thing why embracing the absurdity of having men in their late twenties playing teens. Check out the green-band trailer...
When I saw Moneyball I realized one thing -- thank the Cine-Gods, it's fall. Most of the silly action flicks, meaningless horror films, and silly rom-coms are out of the way, and it's time to get into those hard hitting, meaningful, 2+ hour, dramas that will soon be award contenders. I love this time of year, though I didn't necessarily love this film, it fulfilled a...
Jonah Hill is ready to make the leap from actor to feature director according to Deadline. The star has already tried his hand at writing and producing, so directing seems to be the next logical step. The site claims that he's eyeing a comedy called The Kitchen Sink to make his big debut and the story will center on vampires and aliens. No, your eyes are not deceiving...
Sony has found their leading men for the big screen adaptation of the TV series "21 Jump Street." According to a press release sent out by the studio Channing Tatum will headline the film, which confirms a report that initially surfaced in early November. Screenwriter and actor Jonah Hill has also been confirmed for his role in the feature, making for an unlikley partnership...
It's summer in September this week as some of the bigger summer movies are making their home theater debut with the release of Get Him to the Greek and Iron Man 2. You can also enjoy a couple of smaller art house films and everybody's favorite cuddly documentary when you pick up the DVD of Babies.
There's also a...
Will Ferrell really likes to get into character and his latest film Megamind will have him taking a walk on the dark side. The actor appeared alongside co-stars Tina Fey and Jonah Hill at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con dressed from head to toe as his animated character. He appeared in blue makeup and sported some strange head-gear all in the name of promotion. Check...
Cyrus is coming into its second week on the big screen and as it expands into more theaters we get more little treats from Fox Searchlight. Aside from the awesome website (notmileycyrus.com) with behind the scenes footage and bloopers from the film, they've just released a little musical mash-up with the two starts of the movie, Jonah Hill and John C. Reilly. The clip...
Not long ago I sat down with Jonah Hill for a one on one interview to talk to him about taking on the slightly more serious role of Cyrus or as I've been calling him "The comedic Norman Bates" in the Duplass brothers latest film Cyrus. Hill's appearance on screen is often times extremely humorous but it is mainly due to his intense and straight-faced performance. He...
Do NOT be deceived by this box office hungry trailer: Jonah Hill will perform sans Judd Appatow flare and John C. Riley offers more than half-nude tomfoolery. That being said, Fox Searchlight Pictures presents Cyrus written and directed by the Duplass brothers. Hill, Riley, and the always fabulous Marissa Tomei...
This weekend the familiar combo of Jonah Hill and Russell Brand will return to the big screen in Nicholas Stoller's spin-off of 2008's, Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Get Him to the Greek focuses on the outlandish and politically incorrect rocker Aldous Snow and a young unsuspecting assistant from his record label. When you take Brand, Hill,...
