Happy Thursday! Also in this edition of The Broadsheet: A Farrelly-sanctioned Dumb and Dumber sequel gets moving (slightly)... Signs point to Still Seas for Guillermo del Toro... The only defense of Shame's NC-17 that you'll need... John Carpenter's first student film discovered... and more.
Happy Wednesday! Also in this edition of The Broadsheet: Carey Mulligan on her part of earning Shame's controversial rating... Sylvester Stallone gets sued over The Expendables... The End is nigh for Warner Bros.... Shakespeare supporters protest Anonymous... and more.
Happy Tuesday! Also in this edition of The Broadsheet: The President hits Hollywood... More about Joss Whedon's micro-budget Shakespeare adaptation... John Cusack and Malin Åkerman, together at last... a definitive glimpse at Bill Cosby's cinematic worst... and more
Happy Monday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: Johnny Depp's Rum Diary boycott... Scientology's stealth war vs. the South Park boys... Metallica seeks film moguldom... Michael Pitt didn't quit, he was fired... and more.
Happy Friday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: Catherine Zeta-Jones is getting Broken... The Bible is hot in Hollywood!... The only Akira takedown you'll ever need... and more.
Happy Wednesday! Also in this midweek edition of The Broadsheet: Meet the burglars inspired by The Town... Steve Guttenberg still hoping for Police Academy reboot... Channing Tatum may wrestle with Foxcatcher... Make Facebook enemies with Johnny English... and more.
Zombies are primetime draws in 2011, dear friends, and that means Zombieland is coming back as a TV series. Hooray? Also in the Broadsheet: Shia LaBeouf gets into a street fight on camera (yikes!) and eyes a "giant" new film role (awww), the Octomom becomes an actress, and a Scrabble competitor plays dirty.
Happy Monday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: The fairy-tale flick renaissance spawns a Pinocchio prequel... Not even Transformers 3 could help Hasbro hit its mark... A requiem for Sue Mengers... Celeb backlash over Occupy Wall Street... and more.
Happy Friday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: What will they call the Zorro reboot?... John Singleton closes in on the Tupac biopic... The Whistleblower gets its UN close-up... You'll never guess what opened the Mumbai Film Festival... and more.
Happy Thursday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: Drive influences another jackass... But is the original Drive jackass really a jackass?... Ben Stiller inherits a Russell Brand gig... blockbuster Hong Kong smut reaches another milestone... and more.
Happy Wednesday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: Yet another possible Leonardo DiCaprio project surfaces... Aaron Sorkin declined Steve Jobs's invitation to write a Pixar film... Hilary Duff wants to be the next Stephenie Meyer... Occupy Wall Street's celebrity dynamic gets a closer look... and more.
Happy Tuesday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: Mickey Rourke and Kellan Lutz get disposable (again)... An Iranian actress faces 90 lashes for a foreign screen performance... Judge Dredd director on damage control... and more.
Happy Monday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: A Pixar alum gets the closest of close reads... Tortured Oscar logic... Awesomely ridiculous new reality stars... The $24 million Korean humanist marathoner WWII film you have (or haven't) been waiting for... and more.
Happy Friday! Also in this week-concluding edition of The Broadsheet: More Depp as a screenwriter joins the star's planned Thin Man adaptation... Robert Zemeckis to get ghostly... A Weinsteins lawsuit stays alive... Why do movies suck?... and more
Happy Thursday! Also in today's edition of The Broadsheet: James Bond's 23rd may have a title... Octavia Spencer could deal for Diablo Cody... Javier Bardem may return to villainy (animation-style)... And the Nobel literature winner is... and more.
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