Saturday, April 5
On Pay-Per-View, Russell Crowe chases after Harlem drug kingpin Denzel Washington in American Gangster.
On HBO, out-of-luck gambler Eric Bana lays his cards on the table for Drew Barrymore in Lucky You.
On Starz, Nicolas Cage is a clairvoyant magician who becomes the target of FBI agents in the sci-fi thriller Next.
On Cinemax, versatile funnyman Eddie Murphy plays a million different characters in the blockbuster comedy Norbit.
And on DVD, comedian Jerry Seinfeld brings his trademark shtick to the world of animation in the comedy hit Bee Movie.
Posted 4/5/2008 by reelz
Related: Norbit | Lucky You | Next | American Gangster | Bee Movie
Tuesday, March 11
Best Picture Oscar winner No Country for Old Men leads his week's bumper crop of new DVD releases. Also debuting are Steve Carell's relationship dramedy Dan in Real Life, Jerry Seinfeld's animated hit Bee Movie, Freddie Highmore's inspirational August Rush and the tween-friendly mystery Nancy Drew.
Our pick for the week is the videogame adaptation Hitman (available in both standard and extra-bloody unrated editions), not because it's an especially good movie, but because it provides a phenomenal sneak peak of smokin' hot Quantum of Solace Bond girl Olga Kurylenko.
Posted 3/11/2008 by reelz
Related: Bee Movie | Hitman | No Country for Old Men | Quantum of Solace
Sunday, November 11
Jerry Seinfeld proved there is nothing like an angry bee, with his animated Bee Movie surprising everyone by taking first place at the box office this weekend with $26 million.
It's unusual--to say the least--that a movie will move up to first place during its second weekend, but combine family friendly and good word of mouth and there you have it. Coming in second this week was American Gangster, also in its second week in the box office, with $24.3 million.
The weekend's big opens, Fred Claus and Lions for Lambs, came in third with $19.2 million and fourth with an underwhelming $6.7 million, respectively. The highly reviewed Coen brothers' No Country for Old Men, which opened in limited release, did quite well for itself, opening in 15th place with $1.2 million--a nearly $43,000 per screen average.
Source: BoxOfficeMojo.
Posted 11/11/2007 by reelz
Related: Bee Movie
Friday, November 2
It's a tag-team battle of box office heavyweights at the Cineplex this weekend, with Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe's American Gangster taking on Jerry Seinfeld and Dreamworks Animation's Bee Movie.
A rundown of our reviews of this weekend's new releases:
Bee Movie 
"While it may not be on par with the works of Pixar, Bee Movie is still a breezy, affable, family-friendly romp." [Full Review]
American Gangster 
"Consistently engaging from start to finish...you never feel the two hour and 37 minutes run time." [Full Review]
Martian Child 
"The script waxes cheesy and predictable, making the final result just more middling, forgettable fare for the movie memory scrap heap." [Full Review]
Joe Strummer - The Future is Unwritten
"A fitting, loving tribute to punk rock's most accomplished son."
Also opening: Darfur Now
Posted 11/2/2007 by reelz
Related: Martian Child | American Gangster | Bee Movie
Tuesday, October 30
Legendary funnyman Jerry Seinfeld makes his animated feature debut this week in Bee Movie, the latest offering from Dreamworks Animation. Does the former sitcom star have have the stuff to take on the likes of Pixar? We'll find out this Friday. In the meantime, head over to our Bee Movie page, click on the "Photos" tab and check out our collection of cool images from the flick.
Next Showing: Bee Movie opens nationwide this Friday.
Posted 10/30/2007 by reelz
Related: Jerry Seinfeld | Bee Movie