Well, you probably don’t remember, but trust me on this. Or watch the video.
Rocky! Rocky!
If David Fincher really wanted to give an accurate representation what it's like to spend any significant amount of time on Facebook, he'd include the following.
The sci-fi thriller is being hailed at the next 'District 9'. But 'District' was made for $30 million and 'Monsters' was created for a shockingly low $15,000. If the film is as good as it looks, this could be a watershed moment for the independent film industry.
What makes a movie a box office "bomb "? Just losing money doesn't make it qualify. It's the amount of loss from the production costs to ticket receipts that makes the difference. For example, 2006’s Zyzzyx Road took in a shocking $30 at the box office, but since it cost only $1 million to make, it didn't lose enough money.
What if Cee-Lo's "F**k You" replaced some of your favorite music scenes in Dirty Dancing? This is what it would look like. Clearly you should not watch these if you're at work or any place where profanity is not appropriate.
This might be nsfw (depending on your boss) so be warned. Basically, this is what Star Wars would have been like if bikini models would have been hired instead of actors.
A Light in the Darkness is a Star Wars fan film made purely for the love of Star Wars and the experience of making a high quality low budget film. The full length feature will be release in late 2010.
Ad strategies evolve to deal with 'time-shifting' TV viewers
Then Youtube-based comedy team, The Nix Brothers, previously known for such hits as "Lowell Gleason Wears Glasses," have produced a surprisingly compelling, recut Free Willy trailer that frames the movie as a super-creepy horror film. The movie is, after all, about a killer whale.
Lots of companies have tried to cash in on George Lucas' money machine since the first Star Wars came out in 1977 by paying homage to the film and its characters in commercials, including a certain evil Sith lord who you wouldn't think would make the best pitchman. But it turns out he is!
Classic 'keeper' lines from some classic (or at least memorable) movies...
Both the 80s and Mr. T reached their apex in a movie nobody's ever seen.
I'm going to war!!
4 clips of Robert Rodriguez’s new Mexploitation flick Machete have surfaced online, and while the last glimpse we had of Danny Trejo’s blade-wielding anti-hero made excellent use of blood ‘n guts, these clips are little less gory and show off the impressive supporting cast, including Michelle Rodriguez, Jessica Alba and Robert DeNiro
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull didn't live up to the standards set by the best of the Indiana Jones films, and with a fifth movie in development, IGN as...