Arrested Development Returning To TV & Coming To Theaters
Posted on Oct 03, 2011 @ 12:00AM - Add a comment
The cast and creator of the Fox cult hit Arrested Development says plans are in the works for the show to return with new TV episodes leading up to a feature film.
The reunion took place at the New Yorker Festival Sunday, as the panel convened for a chat on the show’s future -- and an impromptu chicken dance.
PHOTOS & VIDEO: Glam And Geeks At The Scott Pilgrim Vs The World Premiere
Posted on Aug 20, 2010 @ 06:00AM - Add a comment
It was a battle between glamorous actresses and geeky guys at the Scott Pilgrim VS. The World premiere in London on Thursday, and RadarOnline.com has photos from the red carpet.
PHOTOS: RED CARPET RADAR: Scott Pilgrim Vs The World Premiere
While the female leads took the event extremely seriously in designer dresses and immaculately styled hair and make-up, the male stars saw it was a challenge to show off their whacky comedy skills.
RED CARPET RADAR: Glam And Geeks At The Scott Pilgrim Vs The World Premiere
Posted on Aug 19, 2010 @ 07:39PM - Add a comment
RED CARPET RADAR: Glam And Geeks At The Scott Pilgrim Vs The World Premiere
Cool Prints And Coke-Bottle Glasses: Best And Worst Wednesday
Posted on Aug 18, 2010 @ 02:02PM - Add a comment
Gowns shimmering under the Paris stars, spiked shoes with summer dresses and goggle-like glasses – Best and Worst Wednesday has it all!
PHOTOS: Best And Worst Wednesday
Style queen and Oscar winner Julia Roberts proved that she still has what it takes to turn heads all over the globe in a Dries Van Noten multi-colored floral print dress and green Celine suede wedges at the Tokyo premiere of Eat, Pray, Love.
Movie Review: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World
Posted on Aug 13, 2010 @ 12:03PM - Add a comment
Romance (wham)! Music (bam)! Irony (Ka-POW)! Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World has arrived, ready to win you over with power-pop hooks, nostalgia-soaked references and so much dry wit that you might have to see it again, just to take it all in.
DVD Releases for June 15, 2010:
Posted on Jun 15, 2010 @ 03:06PM - Add a comment
The Book of Eli (R)
Uh-oh! The world has been destroyed, there’s no ozone and worst of all, there’s but a handful of books left on the planet. Eli is a mysterious man on a mission to protect one of the world’s last remaining books, which happens to hold the secret to saving humankind. When a power-hungry baddie gets wind of Eli’s sacred book, he wages a campaign to get it for himself so that he might control the locals. Suddenly, Eli and a pretty townie are on a run for their lives to save both themselves and the future of civilization. (Denzel Washington [Eli], Mila Kunis [Solara])
Movie Review : Karate Kid
When in Rome (PG-13)
Plucky Kristen Bell plays Beth, a lovelorn, type-A New Yorker who finally meets Mr. Right at her sister’s wedding in Rome. After Beth gets a little boozy and takes a coin from the city’s fabled fountain of love, she gets more suitors than she bargained for -- and her future with McHottie is doomed. Will she ever reunite with the man of her dreams? Let’s hope so, because the group of would-be BFs are too annoying to bear for long. (Kristen Bell [Beth], Josh Duhamel [Nick])
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Youth in Revolt (R)
What’s a nerdy teen to do with the weight of virginity and a hot girl who loves all things French? Invent a fake personality, of course, of a smooth-talking, mustache-sporting playboy who’s capable of suavity, seduction, and even some criminal activity. Michael Cera plays the geek in question in this adaption of a novel about coming of age and learning to be a badass. (Michael Cera [Nick Twisp/Francois Dillinger], Portia Doubleday [Sheeni Saunders])
DVD Releases for June 15, 2010
Posted on Jun 15, 2010 @ 06:26AM - Add a comment
Plucky Kristen Bell plays Beth, a lovelorn, type-A New Yorker who finally meets Mr. Right at her sister’s wedding in Rome. After Beth gets a little boozy and takes a coin from the city’s fabled fountain of love, she gets more suitors than she bargained for -- and her future with McHottie is doomed. Will she ever reunite with the man of her dreams? Let’s hope so, because the group of would-be BFs are too annoying to bear for long. (Kristen Bell [Beth], Josh Duhamel [Nick])
Movie Review: Youth in Revolt
Posted on Jan 08, 2010 @ 01:38PM - Add a comment
Sometimes, you have to break the rules to get what you want. For Nick Twisp (Michael Cera) -- a 16-year-old with an exceptional vocabulary and burning need to lose his virginity -- niceness is his default and girls are out of reach.
DVD Review: Paper Heart
Posted on Dec 03, 2009 @ 03:51PM - Add a comment
“I don’t care if I ever do a movie again, but this is my dream movie. Everyone is curious about love.”
In that simple belief, Paper Heart’s star and co-writer Charlyne Yi perfectly captures both the joy and the disappointment in the so-called mockumentary, which arrived on DVD this week. With a DIY-feel and overwhelming, hipster sensibility, the film follows Yi on her cross-country quest to understand love, and why she thinks she might not be capable of it. As Yi interviews myriad people about their romantic experiences, Paper Heart “documents” her own relationship with actor Michael Cera, from an awkward-cute first date to their increasing affection, and beyond.
What’s a little confusing about the film is that it’s made to feel authentic, but it isn’t entirely. As in: Charlyne Yi the real comedian/musician may really think that she has a metaphorical heart malfunction. Michael Cera, the real person who starred in Juno, doesn’t really does meet Charlyne at a party... but he and Charlyne act like they really dig each other (eventually). Confusing matters further, Charlyne’s road trip companion and bestie is a character named Nicholas Jasenovec, played by actor Jake M. Johnson. Paper Heart’s real-life co-writer and director is also named Nicholas Jasenovec.
MOVIES: Caveman Kitsch
Posted on Jun 19, 2009 @ 03:42PM - Add a comment
Year One, starring Jack Black and his giant belly, is what we like to call stupid funny. So, not quite comic genius, but it does have a ton of LOL moments — it’s actually a lot like Mel Brooks’ History of the World: Part I.
Black and Michael Cera play Zed and Oh, a couple of lazy hunter-gatherers, who are exiled from their tribe after Zed eats forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden. Zed, who believes he is The Chosen One, then drags Oh, kicking and screaming, on an excellent adventure through ancient times.
