My Week with Marilyn

Blu-ray and DVD Picks for March 13-20

Tuesday, March 13, 2012 9:00AM - By

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It’s March, so that means it’s the season for all the big Winter films to hit home video. This week brings us some pictures that were hoped to be a bit bigger than they were – like The Adventures of Tintin and Young Adult - and some of the big prestige pictures of the year – like The Descendants and My Week with Marilyn. As for reissues, the American Pie films are hitting Blu-ray in anticipation of the fourth film in that series, and Martin Scorsese‘s most controversial film is getting the 1080p treatment. Check it out…

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ScreenCrave’s Top 20 Films of 2011

Thursday, December 22, 2011 9:00AM - By

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2011 was the year of the indie. The majority of adaptations and blockbusters all fell completely flat, and numerous big studio dramas were missing that something special. Normally I’m one to say that every year is a great year, but this is no There Will be Blood Vs. No Country for Old Men, or even Moon Vs. Inglourious Bastards. That being said, the end of this year has been packed with award-worthy films and Sundance seemed to produce a number of films that made it big throughout 2011.

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The Artist, The Descendents and The Help Lead The Golden Globe Nominations for 2012

Thursday, December 15, 2011 10:59AM - By

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The 69th annual Golden Globes nominees have been announced, and this year they’re big on definite articles. The Help, The Artist and The Descendents lead the pack of nominees. Which is interesting because – if the Globes have a weakness – it’s that they chase the famous names, and these noms aren’t that celeb-heavy. Then again, George Clooney has received three nominations directly (for actor, writing and directing) between The Ides of March and Descendents, and surely a fourth for producing March. Check out the full list…

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My Week with Marilyn: Movie Review

Wednesday, November 23, 2011 11:18AM - By

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Marilyn Monroe is back in theaters again, this time played by the lovely and brave Michelle Williams, who much like Monroe always seems to be up for pushing herself and taking on a challenge. My Week with Marilyn is not your typical Monroe bio-film, though they throw in a few homages to her iconic dance numbers and songs, this film is really about pulling back the curtain and getting to know what really made Monroe an icon. It wasn’t her curves, it was that mysterious something else that gave her that edge, that sent directors mad, but ultimately made her one of the biggest stars, ever…

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News Roundup: Kim Kardashian, Charlie Sheen, My Week With Marilyn and More

Friday, October 28, 2011 11:01AM - By

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Kim Kardashian is switching gears from reality TV star to certified actress. She’s been cast in a legitimate Hollywood film, not spoof — a real movie! Also, Charlie Sheen‘s heading back to television (after being replaced on “Two and a Half Men”), Sean Penn‘s ready to direct and two new movie posters have hit the net.

All this and more in our Friday news roundup…

News Roundup: John Waters, My Week With Marilyn, J. Edgar and More

Friday, October 7, 2011 5:13PM - By

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There was a lot of entertainment news this week, from the cancellation of “The Playboy Club” to the unfortunate death of our era’s Edison, Steve Jobs. So, we’ve compiled a list of news bits for you to catch up.

The American Cinematheque in Los Angeles will open their doors to John Lithgow and John Waters this coming week. They’ll both get their own night to talk about their experiences in the movie business, and will share new projects. Tom Six‘s The Human Centipede II debuts this weekend in Los Angeles. We also have a few trailers to show you including My Week With Marilyn, where Michelle Williams channels one of the most famous faces of Hollywood’s Golden Era. Catch up below.

First Photo: Emma Watson in My Week With Marilyn

Friday, December 10, 2010 2:29PM - By

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A while ago we posted the first official photo of Michelle Williams as the title character in the film My Week With Marilyn. Even though the actress isn’t a spitting image she has enough of a resemblance to pull off the part. Today we’ve moved on to the film’s supporting cast that includes Harry Potter alum Emma Watson. Check out our first look of her in character below…

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First Photo: Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe in My Week with Marilyn

Friday, October 8, 2010 9:51AM - By

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The Weinstein Company and Trademark Films have released the first official photo of Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe. The actress plays the blond bombshell in the film, My Week With Marilyn. A couple weeks ago we learned that Harry Potter star Emma Watson had signed on for a small supporting role in the movie that’s directed by Simon Curtis. Take a look at the full photo of Williams below along with a comparison shot of the real Monroe. Is she a carbon copy? You be the judge…

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Emma Watson Cast in My Week With Marilyn

Wednesday, September 29, 2010 12:24PM - By

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Emma Watson is wasting no time with her post-Harry Potter career. The 20 year old is currently enrolled in Brown University and is still acting on the side. The latest film to catch her eye is entitled My Week with Marilyn. It’s directed by Simon Curtis, and is a period piece that centers on, you guessed it Marilyn Monroe. But this isn’t a biopic, it’s an ensemble that has a lot more to offer than its title star.

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