Oliver Stone Reviews, Interviews & More
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.
It’s still a bit of a touchy subject for some, but do you remember how you felt about Star Wars: Episode One - The Phantom Menace? How about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? The Godfather Part III? Well, you may not be surprised to know these and many more have been ranked in the Top 50 most disappointing movies...
Over the course of Oliver Stone's career, we've seen him tackle a number of heavy-hitting topics. He's taken on Wall Street and some of our nation's most tragic events. He's a director who doesn't shy away from dark material. In fact, Stone thrives on making movies like his latest, Savages.
Many male faces grace the poster of Oliver Stone's Savages, but the two who hold the most power throughout the film are Blake Lively and Salma Hayek. Both of their characters struggle to stay afloat in a world filled with drugs, betrayal and violence. The story follows O (Lively), a carefree girl from Southern California who's the lover of profitable...
It’s a slow week because of the holidays, so what you’re mostly getting is catalog titles. But if you like mediocre Disney movies, this is a good week for you. Check out our list of the best titles to pick up this week on Blu-ray and DVD.
Oliver Stone's Savages feels like a comeback. Maybe it is, in that it's a comeback into mainstream cinema. His last film was a sequel to Wall Street, and that film has already been lost to time. This is a big crime-filled ensemble drama/action movie, and it looks like a winner (mostly). The film is due out July 6, and features Benicio Del...
It has been a very strange year in politics, and it’s only going to get stranger on Election Day. Will the ever-polarizing Christine O’Donnel win? Will Sarah Palin join the cast of "Dancing with the Stars"? Will Sean Penn make an extremely controversial statement related to Hugo Chavez and human rights? All I know is this - if you are planning on watching a movie on Election Day, it...
Oliver Stone returns to the big screen with the long awaited sequel to his 1980s hit Wall Street. Money Never Sleeps takes place during the 2008 recession and follows a new and younger group of Wall Street traders. The film doesn't try to copy the original as much as you might think. Yes, there's the mentoring of an up and comer by a devious...
Hot on the heels of completing his sequel (and worst titled film), Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps, Oliver Stone is rumored to be attaching himself to another possible franchise, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
An international trailer has been released for Oliver Stone's long awaited sequel, Wall Street Money Never Sleeps. It's a worthy follow up to the teaser trailer that showed less footage but still built up the anticipation. With this trailer you get to see more of the story and the characters led by Michael Douglas' Gordon Gekko.
Our first official look at the cast of the upcoming Wall Street sequel Money Never Sleeps has appeared online and it's thanks to the folks at Vanity Fair. The magazine that's known for its breathtaking photos under the creative direction of photographer Annie Leibovitz. The whole cast showed up for the shoot, including Satan's spawn Gordon Gekko aka...
Last week we brought you some behind the scenes photos of Shia Labeouf, Frank Langella, and director Oliver Stone on the set of Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. As an obvious observation, Michael Douglas was nowhere in sight. The actor is set to reprise his Oscar winning role of Gordon Gekko in the film, which has been over 20 years in the making. We haven't heard...
A few images have emerged from the New York production of Oliver Stone's highly anticipated sequel, Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. We were lucky enough to find a few photos of stars Shia Labeouf and Frank Langella on set, with Stone giving them some insightful direction. Labeouf is dressed to the nines in modern business attire, while Langella looks like he...
Oliver Stone's latest film, (not Wall Street 2) has got a new trailer. The feature's entitled South of the Border, and is a documentary that will premiere at this year's Venice Film Festival. In typical Stone fashion, the director doesn't shy away from controversy with the film's subject matter. The following trailer gives us a peek into...
Oscar winner Susan Sarandon has been cast in Oliver Stone's Wall Street sequel, Money Never Sleeps. According to Variety, the actress is in final negotiations to join the film's ensemble, which currently includes Shia Labeouf, Michael Douglas, and Frank...
Sequels and remakes have been ridiculously hot these past few years, and they don't seem to show any signs of stopping. According to THR, Oliver Stone's gritty financial drama Wall Street must have another story to tell, because part two is on it's way. Stone has officially signed on to direct a sequel to the 1987 film with studio 20th Century Fox....
I think critics should have to state what political party they belong to before submitting a review. Although there is NOTHING ethical about that and a critic or an audience member should be able enjoy a good movie with or without agreeing with it. BUT it does seem like reviews are being effected by which side of the coin you're on. I think they best way to settle this is to see for yourself....
Oliver Stone's new film W. hits theaters this weekend, just weeks shy of the election. Although this film was intentionally placed directly before even hits the voting booths, the goal of the film is not to scare people away from Republicans or further bash Bush. The movie is about how George Jr. grew into President George W. Bush, simple and plan. The results that it...
