? ? ? It?s great to see?Marks k Ruffalo, Adrien Brody and Rachel Weisz in a really good comedy.? It might be predictable but it looks like a lot of fun.? The Brothers Bloom trailer ? enjoy! Related PostsBloom With Disney Again Looks like Orlando Bloom is working with Disney again in it?s big-screen adaptation of the ?Prin?Funny Games trailers, past and futureMichael Haneke is currently best known to those who have been watching prize winning foreign languag?Will Ferrell Step

30417 New Series of Photography from Annie... 15 min - 1 Nov 2007 New Series of Photography from Annie Leibovitz Puts More Stars in More Fantasies As Disney Parks Extends 'Year of a Million Dreams'. Framed through the lens of renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz, more stars are playing out their fantasies, living out their Disney dreams.Actress Rachel Weisz is Sn Original Entry L

?I HATE mummies, they never play fair!? declares one of the protagonists at the centre of Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor. And by the time you?ve finished watching this belated third instalment in The Mummy franchise you may well be screaming the same thing! Rob Cohen?s Asia-based adventure is a half-hearted attempt to reboot a franchise that really should have been left alone. It seems to think that by following one overblown action sequence with another audiences won?t notice just how

Few movies have reached the hysterical heights of Free Willy and Pearl Harbor. Thankfully, tonight I can add one more movie to my list of entertaining laugh-fests- The Mummy Returns On Another Continent, With a Replacement Wife and a Grown-Up Son. It starts out with "Once upon a time, there was a Chinese Emperor..." Yada yada, you get the picture. Then, suddenly, we see a brunette Maria Bello (not a good look for you, Maria) speaking with what could be the worst British accent on fi

I missed the bus all the way around last week, didn?t I? I only posted once, forget to post the rest of DA Chapter Two today?Chapter Three should?ve started this month, but, well?. So, I know you?re gonna hate me for this (especially Draven. Sorry girlfren?), but I?m going to stop posting the story for now. Yeah, yeah, I know, I know. I hate to cut you off at the knees just when you were getting into it, but I thought it seemed kinda fruitless since it?s not coming out until 2010.

Looking typically debonair, Clive Owen was spotted sneaking out of Nobu restaurant in London after dining with a pal on Tuesday night. The 43-year-old actor was out celebrating the wrap-up of his upcoming thriller, Duplicity. Alongisde Julia Roberts, Clive plays a corporate spy who manipulates a corporate race to corner the market on a medical innovation that will reap huge profits. Billy Bob Thornton and Tom Wilkinson play CEOs of rival pharmaceutical companies. The Tony Gilroy-

The Mummy?s Maria Bello was caught stuffing her face during lunch in New York City with a mystery man. Could be her husband, could be her boytoy, could be a mummy she?s awaken ? nobody knows. She definitely looks a lot older in Mummy than she did in Butterfly on a Wheel (or Shattered) with Gerard Butler and Pierce Brosnan and that was only a year ago. Though she did a good job, I think, but I probably would?ve still preferred Rachel Weisz. Here?s more Maria bellowing it out?thro

Movie: The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor * Official Site In Theaters: Aug. 1, 2008 Runtime: 112 minutes Directed by: Rob Cohen MPAA Rating: PG-13 for adventure action and violence Gecko Rating: This is the time of summer when it?d be great to have a fun movie to tie us over into the fall. This movie isn?t it. It?s a boring sequel to the first two Mummy movies, which, admittedly, weren?t the best to begin with. Read more? This third installment of the Mummy fr

?? ?As far as con man stories go, I think I?ve heard them all. Of grifters, ropers, faro fixers, tales drawn long and tall. But if one bears a bookmark in the confidence man?s tome, it would be that of Penelope, and of the brothers Bloom.? So begins Ricky Jay?s narration of Rian Johnson?s ?The Brothers Bloom,? his follow-up to 2005?s ?Brick.? I loved ?Brick.??? it was arguably my favorite movie of 2005, but I couldn?t help but be nervous when I sat down to read this script. It s

Chic, beautiful, driven and focused are only but a few words to describe style maven and fashion designer Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss. With a loan from her father, Zach Lonstein, and the determination to fill a gap in clothing lines and swimwear for women with curves, Shoshanna picked up a sketchpad and began to create a collection of dresses for large-busted women. Within two years, Bloomingdale's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Barneys were selling her designs. Since then her collection ha

I spent most of my spare time this weekend playing Overlord: Raising Hell. I had looked at this game on the shelf at the store a few times and thought that it looked interesting, but wasn?t going to drop the $60-70 on it just to find out. On Saturday, B and I dropped by the video store to rent a few things for the weekend and I saw it on the shelf for the PS3. I should have spent that money a long time ago. Amusing, challenging and addicting as hell (no pun intended)! I could spend

Hi all? First of all, let me say that I loved the first Mummy movie. And then came the second, and I didn?t love it at all. (CGI Scorpion Kings aside, it was a bad film with little redeeming value.) And now Rob Cohen has picked up for Stephen Sommers and I have to wonder? why? If your favorite scene of a movie involves a group of CGI Yeti kicking a field goal with a Chinese soldier for the ball? something?s wrong. Problem #1 - Luke Ford as Alex O?Connell. How in the heck could Ri

Awww; it almost seemed for a moment, in that flurry of recent activity in these pages, that Thompson's might conceivably have been kissed by a fairy as it slept, and awoken to find itself transformed into a real blog, with new posts popping up almost as frequently as Merzbow records. Unfortunately, I think it's not to be: today's post is not much more than an apology in advance of my sinking back into the doldrums of unearned and unwarranted aestivation. This week's matter-in-hand i

[ View Image (1024?667) ] One of the more memorable films in recent memory was this curious entry. While not perfect Fernando Meirelles, who was brought in late in the game, crafted a nice thriller meets romance with a heart of gold. Image Source: Official still that was used in the original international release of the film. Related Links: ::: IMDb Profile Share

Chic, beautiful, driven and focused are only but a few words to describe style maven and fashion designer Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss. With a loan from her father, Zach Lonstein, and the determination to fill a gap in clothing lines and swimwear for women with curves, Shoshanna picked up a sketchpad and began to create a collection of dresses for large-busted women. Within two years, Bloomingdale's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Barneys were selling her designs. Since then her collection ha

Thank you all for the kind words. I am feeling much better now. Not jumping anymore at the slightest sound and you know how sensitive my hearing is. I basically hears everything especially that irritating dripping sound in the bathtub or sink. Arrgh! Those just drive me cra-zee. Somehow despite being a little bit jumpy, I managed to cook 3 things the very next day. I made meatballs, murtabak/curry puff and tada! Peanut Butter Chocolate Nutella Maple Syrup Marble Cake. I dont know w

So Hubbycakes and I got back from a spontaneous outing to the Lee Neighborhood Theater in the outer Richmond this evening for some brain fluff movie fun times. ?What should we go see?? ?I dunno, Mongol?? ?Eh, too much subtitling and thinking, I think.? ?Lookie ? this review here calls the Mummy ?dumb, but fun.? ?Kinda like your ex?? ?Zing.? So, with tickets in hand we stumbled into the extra dark theater, found our seats and got treated to, well, The Mummy?s ?dumb, but f

Maria Bello is no Rachel Weisz. Bello was chosen to replace Weisz as Evy O'Connell in this particular Mummy edition. Obviously the producers didn't want to put in any effort to entice Weisz with a good script, or pony up the funds to bring her back. You get what you pay for. Bello has the sex appeal of a frigid nun and the personality of a piece of Iceberg lettuce. Among a constellation of stars, she is a black hole. Bello's drab, lackluster performance might not be as glaringly

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