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Posted by
Ali at 17:00 on 18 Apr 2012
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Posted by
Ali at 12:50 on 14 Jan 2012
The trailer for Wes Anderson's new movie, Moonrise Kingdom, has just been released. Because I literally knew nothing about it, I decided to play a little game of Wes Anderson Bingo.
Posted by
Ali at 23:08 on 19 Jul 2010
Unless he's being, like, sarcastic or something.
Posted by
Matt at 14:45 on 08 Feb 2010
...but to tell you any more here would be revealing a potential spoiler. Therefore, don't click into this article if you don't want to know the news that everyone else will read and eventually blab to you anyway.
Posted by
Ali at 16:48 on 02 Jan 2010
Harold Ramis has confirmed that he is working on the third Ghostbusters movie and that it'll be released worldwide in 2011. But does this bustin' make you feel good?
Posted by
Anna at 21:50 on 26 Oct 2009
Wes Anderson has always combined the neuroticism of Woody Allen with the visual flair of Michel Gondry to examine an assortment of fucked up families. Not exactly a winning formula for a kid's film, so it was a surprising move for Anderson to turn his attention to Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox. It shouldn't, but the melding of the over-active imaginations of Dahl and Anderson just about works.
Posted by
Rob at 21:18 on 21 Aug 2008
Mel Brooks' long-running '60s TV spy-com gets a big-screen re-jig for a ADD-afflicted generation that's most likely unaware of its existence. Director Peter Segal (The Longest Yard, 50 First Dates) takes on the tricky task of adapting a TV show for a Cold War era into an action comedy aimed at a younger audience, but it's fair t...
Posted by
Ali at 21:35 on 18 Nov 2007
Wes Anderson is one divisive dude. For every person who sees his movies as kitsch odysseys where dysfunctional families trade witty insults to an ultra-hip indie soundtrack, there's someone shrugging their shoulders, wondering why everyone is getting so excited by a scarf-wearing ponce making films about unbearably twee assholes...
Posted by
at 01:12 on 27 Feb 2005
Look up the word 'quirky' in your dictionary and chances are, there will be a nice little picture of Wes Anderson staring back at you, in his quirky glasses and with his quirky hair. It's probably not a label the guy will be happy with - it's one step away from being called weird - but with movies like Rushmore and The Royal Te...
Posted by
Ali at 20:52 on 02 Jan 2005
The follow-up to 1999's The Virgin Suicides, Sofia Coppola's Lost in Translation is a story about despondency, a story about being adrift, about looking for your place in the grand scheme of things and not being able to find it. It's certainly an easy subject to identify with, and if there's any justice, then Lost in Translatio...