Thursday, January 22, 2009 4:00PM - By Krystal Clark
I’ve vaguely been paying attention to any news regarding the Lost Planet video game adaptation, for obvious reason’s but today something caught my eye. According to CHUD, during an interview with Capcom’s Corporate Officer Toshihiro Tokumaru, a bomb was dropped regarding what type of movie this is really going to be. The head honcho has big plans for this film, and when you want to make a big movie, you have to spend big money. Guess how much dough this guy is willing to part with for this passion project.
Find out after the jump.
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Thursday, January 22, 2009 11:37AM - By Mali Elfman
I think you’re better of catching up on, or re-watching any of the 2009 Oscar nominated films. I bet you even though it’s a re-release, The Dark Knight is still going to cream the rest of the films. Inkheart is an okay kids movie, Underworld is relying on Bill Nigh’s awesomeness, and as for Donkey Punch it’s so ridiculously bad you that if you’re trashed and not easily offended, you MIGHT enjoy it. But I think this is one of the only movies that I would say, download, it’s not even worth the price of a DVD rental.
Trailer below…
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Friday, December 19, 2008 12:00PM - By Ryan C
We here at ScreenCrave have compiled a list of gift ideas that will satisfy any movie fan, gawky geek, savvy cineaste, or casual viewer (totally botched my alliterative streak there). Take a gander and if you’ve got any of your own suggestions leave a comment below.
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008 3:00PM - By Mali Elfman
Well, here comes some more awards for The Dark Knight. According to Variety, The Austin Film Critics Association has named The Dark Knight best picture and Heath Ledger as the best supporting actor. And that’s not all. The film earned five awards, including best director for Christopher Nolan, best adapted screenplay by Jonthan Nolan & Christopher Nolan, and best original score by James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmerman.
Other awards went to Sean Penn for Milk, Anne Hathaway for Rachel Getting Married, Taraji P. Henson for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and even Danny McBride for his work in Pineapple Express, The Foot Fist Way and Tropic Thunder. Who knew Austin was so opened minded!
Although it seems to me for many of the categories they went for the most popular and not necessarily the “best.” What do you think?
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