This week we’ve got a new take on the action film, some love stories, a movie about a choir, Madonna‘s directorial debut, and the Men in Black. It’s not a bad week for releases – all things – with some great catalog titles to replace old DVD editions (if that’s your thing).
In a smart move made to throw support behind Netflix in an effort to allow the company to compete with pay cable channels, the Weinstein Company has announced a deal which “will make foreign language, documentary and certain other movies from The Weinstein Company exclusively available for Netflix members in the U.S. to watch instantly.”
Carey Mulligan is one busy girl. She’s filming The Great Gasby, she’s got Drive in theaters, and her new movie Shame is about to be released. Now, she’s locked in her next role with some very prominent directors. This week also saw the release of new trailer and clips including, Madonna‘s second directorial effort W.E. and the Twilight wedding. We’ve complied a list of news bits just for you, you know, so you won’t feel out of the entertainment loop.
In Hollywood, a good actress is usually defined by awards and/or more work. In the case of Abbie Cornish, it’s the latter. Variety reports that the Australian actress has landed two roles — one in Neil Burger’s The Dark Fields; the other in W.E., Madonna‘s new directing vehicle.
