Nathan Fillion on Castle, Cliffhangers and the Comedy of Crime
Tonight brings the second season of Castle to ABC, returning Nathan Fillion to his titular role as a crime novelist who shadows NYPD homicide detective Kate Beckett…
So What Went Wrong with Jennifer's Body?
Aside from the relatively strong showing for Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, the past weekend comprised some of the stinkiest high-profile openings in recent memory…
Where the Wild Things Are Photoshopped
Spike Jonze's blog dedicated to the making (and now the promotion) of Where the Wild Things Are has introduced a new contest asking readers to have fun inserting the…
Precious Wins TIFF Audience Award; Oscar Next?
As it had last January at Sundance, director Lee Daniels' Precious muscled its way through a crowd of competition en route to the Toronto International Film Festival's…
Hollywood Ink: All-Disney Meltdown Edition!
· Disney chose a fine time to unveil the news that Dick Cook is out as the boss at Walt Disney Studios, sneaking the dispatch into e-mail inboxes on Friday night -…
Mad Men, 30 Rock Walk Off With Emmy Gold Once Again
The 61st annual Primetime Emmy Awards were handed out Sunday night to pretty much the usual suspects. Sure, our otherwise well-oiled ML Predictor 3000 machine…
Imma Let You Finish
No sooner had Movieline gone international this week for the Toronto Film Festival than Kanye West stormed our stage with a brief message of his own. And that was…
Videocracy: For the Reality TV Junkies Who Think They've Seen Everything
Imagine if Rupert Murdoch could not only run for president of the United States, and not only win, but also govern his lowbrow media fiefdoms via an army of…
Paris Star Juliette Binoche: The Movieline Interview
The evergreen interweaving-ensemble genre gets an urbane French twist this week in Paris, director Cédric Klapisch's tale of life, death, sex, love and middle-class…
Youth in Revolt Shoved into 2010
The Weinstein Company did what any self-respecting distributor would do after premiering its terrific Youth in Revolt this week to near-universal acclaim: Its genre…
All Bow to Paul Giamatti, Your Ironclad King
· Paul Giamatti is aboard Ironclad, a 13th-century-era action epic in which he'll play the wicked tyrant King John. James Purefoy stars opposite as a knight who leads…
Box Office Forecast: Cloudy with a Chance of Demons
Welcome back to Movieline Attractions, your regular guide to everything new, noteworthy and crowding the early-fall box office. This week, the season's first real crop…
Hugo Weaving, Last Ride at the Front of TIFF's Underdog Pack
Few countries outside the U.S.-European movie axis had quite the year Australia has had in Toronto, where the 2009 festival programmed an unprecedented 17 films from…
My Favorite Scene: Natalie Portman at TIFF Edition!
Natalie Portman's latest, Love and Other Impossible Pursuits, premiered this week in Toronto. Distributors have yet to pull out their checkbooks as we predicted around…
Director Karyn Kusama on Jennifer's Body, Megan Fox and the 'Crisis of Being Looked At'
Karyn Kusama has occupied the director's chair on both sides of the mainstream filmmaking spectrum, from the microbudget Sundance darling Girlfight to the poorly…
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