5 Sundance Films (Hopefully) Coming Soon to a Theater Near You
By the time Movieline's Sundance HQ clears out tomorrow, your editors will likely have seen a combined total of more than 50 selections from this year's festival. Among…
Sarah Polley: The Movieline Interview
Sundance's Park City at Midnight section is always among the most discussed group of films every year the festival, and in 2010, the Sarah Polley-Adrien Brody…
Hollywood Ink: Mel Gibson, Shane Black to Reunite in the Cold?
· After taking seven years off to direct and lob drunken anti-Semitic bombs at Malibu cops, Mel Gibson appears to be taking acting seriously again. Beyond this week's…
Brittany Murphy's Husband Unveils Wrongful-Death Suit, Wife's Hannibal Lecter Photos
Simon Monjack, who has absorbed no shortage of blame and derision following the death of his wife Brittany Murphy, fought back today by announcing a wrongful-death…
Harvey Weinstein and the Curious Case of the Broken Sundance Sculpture
The long history of the Weinsteins at Sundance added an unusual footnote this morning when an interview session at a Park City art gallery resulted in broken $1,200…
Jason Reitman, Sheldon Turner Put On Oscar-Ready Happy Face
In the week and a half since Jason Reitman and Sheldon Turner's conspicuous, Cold War-ish hostilities at the Golden Globes, pundits and awards-season observers haven't…
VIDEO: Robert Redford on His Great Paparazzo War of 1975
One of the more intriguing, entertaining documentaries of this year's Sundance Film Festival, Smash His Camera tracks the life's work of self-described "paparazzo…
Steve Buscemi: The Movieline Interview
Some guys have all the luck. And then there's John Alighieri, the hapless, modestly ambitious insurance adjuster played by Steve Buscemi in this week's St. John of Las…
Hollywood Ink: Sam Worthington is Apparently Serious About Playing Dracula
· Responding to a question once kicked around the Movieline HQ water cooler: Yes, Sam Worthington is a star. And he appears determined to push that distinction as far as…
Paul Dano Opens Up, Katie Holmes Doesn't at Extra Man Premiere
The Extra Man premiered Monday night at Sundance, featuring Paul Dano as an aspiring writer who makes a new life in Manhattan with his artistic dreams and a mild…
Blue Valentine Review: When Emo-Fascists Attack
Among the most anticipated titles of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival -- as well as one of its most haunted, troubled productions -- the Ryan Gosling/Michelle Williams…
It's Official: Avatar Overtakes Titanic
No one knows where, and no one knows exactly when, but at some point Monday one moviegoer laid down the cash that put Avatar over the top as the highest-grossing movie…
Hollywood Ink: Tim Burton Recruited For Jury Duty
· Tim Burton has been tapped to head the jury for the 63rd Cannes Film Festival. It'll be Burton's third time on a Cannes jury, and his first time leading the panel that…
When Movieline Met Cyrus: Scenes From a Sundance Party
Over the weekend, Don Julio Tequila and Moveline co-hosted a dandy little Sundance party celebrating the Duplass Brothers' latest film Cyrus. In addition to rubbing…
Resurgent Hurt Locker, Usual Suspect Basterds Take Top Guild Awards
The Producers Guild of America dared Sunday to unsettle the Avatar juggernaut, reintroducing The Hurt Locker into the awards mix with its Best Picture prize. The Screen…
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