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Directed By: Andrew Fleming
Starring: Emma Roberts, Josh Flitter, Max Thieriot

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Year: (2007)
MPAA: PG
Genre: Mystery
Overview: Accompanying her father on a business trip to Hollywood, the young sleuth (Emma Roberts) investigates the long-unsolved death of a movie star.

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Tuesday, January 15

DVD Tuesday

It's a less-than-stellar DVD Tuesday this week, with a pair of underwhelming comedies, the Jessica Alba/Dane Cook rom-com Good Luck Chuck and the Billy Bob Thornton flop Mr. Woodcock making their debuts on home video. Also arriving on DVD shelves are The Ten, Raising Flagg and He Was a Quiet Man.
Our recommendation for this week is the Blu-ray version of Good Luck Chuck. It may not make you laugh, but at least you'll be treated to some HD Jessica Alba (or Dane Cook, if that's your thing).
- Good Luck Chuck - Trailer
  Cook & Alba team up - Now on DVD
Posted 1/15/2008 by reelz

Related: Jessica Alba | Good Luck Chuck | Nancy Drew
Friday, September 14

By the Numbers: Reviews of this Weekend's New Releases

With all three of this weekend's major releases, The Brave One, Mr. Woodcock and Dragon Wars, receiving mediocre reviews, folks heading to the movies this weekend might be best advised to skip the Cineplex entirely and hit up the local arthouse theater instead.
A rundown of our reviews of this weekend's new releases:
The Brave One
"The director tries to distract you with lots of fancy shots, but the script...I don't know what's worse, the storyline or the dialogue." [Full Review]
Mr. Woodcock
"The movie's first ten minutes, in which coach Billy Bob viciously berates his meek pupils, are intermittently hilarious, but it's all downhill from there."  [Full Review]
In the Valley of Elah
"It's heavy, it's sad, and flaws aside, I liked it...Tommy Lee Jones's performance is quiet, intense, and stunning."  [Full Review]
King of California
"For an 'adventure movie' full of quirk, it can feel a bit flat, but Douglas in particular delivers a tremendous performance."  [Full Review]
Eastern Promises
"A cast of shady characters, scenes of inappropriate gore and a ten-minute fight sequence featuring a completely naked Viggo? Must be a Cronenberg flick."  [Full Review]
Also opening this weekend: Moving McAllister, Dragon Wars, December Boys and Silk.

Posted 9/14/2007 by reelz

Related: Nancy Drew | Eastern Promises | The Brave One | In the Valley of Elah | King of California
Wednesday, September 5

Scott in talks to enter Kelly's Box

After Southland Tales debuted to a decidedly negative reception last year at Cannes, Richard Kelly's long-awaited sophomore project was plagued by rumors that the film might never see the light of day in the U.S. Thankfully, Sony finally put the speculation to rest last month when they announced that Southland Tales will open November 9th, with a running time considerably shorter than the 180 minute behemoth screened at Cannes.
Kelly's apparent sophomore jinx hasn't done anything to sully his reputation in Hollywood. The Donnie Darko director is already hard at work on his third project, the horror flick The Box, with Cameron Diaz set to star. And now it appears like Southland Tales star Seann William Scott might be coming aboard as well.
In an exclusive interview with ReelzChannel.com, the Dukes of Hazzard star (lest we forget) revealed yesterday that he's currently in talks to join the cast of The Box, though details have yet to be ironed out. Scott describes Kelly's third film as "interesting and weird. It's gonna be a movie that people either love or hate. And I kinda like those films."
An interesting and weird Richard Kelly film? Imagine that.
Scott's latest movie, Mr. Woodcock, opens September 14th.

Posted 9/5/2007 by reelz

Related: Cameron Diaz | Richard Kelly | Seann William Scott | Nancy Drew | Southland Tales | The Box
Monday, June 18

Box Office Report

As expected, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer dominated the weekend box office, raking in $57 million and placing well ahead of runner-up Ocean's Thirteen, which managed just a $19 million gross in its second week of release, boxofficemojo.com reports.
The weekend's other new release, Nancy Drew, didn't fare nearly as well, limping to a $7 million take and finishing outside of the top five.
Knocked Up continued its strong run, placing third overall with a $14 million tally. Its 26% drop-off was by far the smallest of all major releases.
Rounding out the top five were Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End and Surf's Up, which took in $12 million and $9 million, respectively.

Posted 6/18/2007 by reelz

Related: Nancy Drew | Knocked Up | Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer | Ocean's Thirteen