Wednesday, February 27

• The Other Boleyn Girl Review

  Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson and Eric Bana steam it up Medieval style in a love triangle centering around King Henry VIII in The Other Boleyn Girl.

  The reality that Henry had something going with both Boleyn sisters is definitely an juicy piece of history that is often overlooked, but does this romantic drama have anything more to it than Hollywood's pretty faces dropping corset?

  Read our The Other Boleyn Girl review and find out.

  
  
  Next Showing: The Other Boleyn Girl opens Friday, Feb. 29.
  

  The Other Boleyn Girl trailer

  Starring Portman & Johansson as the Boleyns

  Posted 02/27/2008 by Heather

  Related: Natalie Portman | Scarlett Johansson | Eric Bana | The Other Boleyn Girl

Wednesday, October 10

• Star Trek casting newz: Bana and...Pine?!

  The train of progress pushes forward on J.J. Abrams' Star Trek.

  Eric Bana (Munich, Troy) has signed on to play baddie Nero and up-and-comer Chris Pine (Smokin' Aces) is in discussions to take the pivotal role of Captain Kirk.

  Not much else is known about the movie, which is wrapped tightly in the typical Abrams shroud of secrecy. Perhaps that Indiana Jones 4 extra could work for him and then give us a little scoop?

  
  

  Posted 10/10/2007 by Heather

  Related: Chris Pine | Eric Bana | Star Trek

Wednesday, August 22

• Upcoming movies: Brothers, Stopping Power, and The Time Traveler's Wife

  Tim Allen has yet another project in the works. The comedian will star in Brothers, a comedy about two racially-mixed adopted brothers who have to team up after they are framed for a crime they didn't commit.

  John Cusack has another action/thriller on his docket. Stopping Power is about a man (Cusack) who must rescue his kidnapped daughter. It will be directed by Jan de Bont (Speed, Twister) and will co-star Jason Isaacs (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, The Patriot) and Melissa George (Turistas, Derailed).

  And the Audrey Niffenegger novel The Time Traveler's Wife is being adapted for the silver screen. Eric Bana (Lucky You, Munich) will star as a Chicago librarian who travels through time involuntarily. Ron Livingston (Swingers, Office Space) and Rachel McAdams (The Family Stone, The Notebook) will co-star and Robert Schwentke (Flightplan) will direct.

  
  

  Posted 08/22/2007 by Heather

  Related: John Cusack | Tim Allen | Eric Bana | Brothers | Stopping Power | The Time Traveler's Wife