The Best Films Leaving Netflix In October 2015
If you've recently been craving to watch the Dane Cook's Good Luck Chuck, then you better hurry up, because it's about to leave Netflix in October 2015.
Read MoreIf you've recently been craving to watch the Dane Cook's Good Luck Chuck, then you better hurry up, because it's about to leave Netflix in October 2015.
Read MoreThis Week in DVD & Blu-ray is a column that compiles all the latest info regarding new DVD and Blu-ray releases, sales, and exclusive deals from stores including Target, Best Buy and Fry’s. STAR TREK (Available as single-disc DVD, 2-Disc Edition DVD, and 3-Disc Edition Blu-ray) There's a reason why this film found success beyond…
Read MoreAs many of you might recall, Michael Jackson died right before Bruno's release, and Universal Pictures decided to cut a scene from the film at the last minute which involved Michael's sister La Toya Jackson, "out of sensitivity to the Jackson family." The scene is of course included in the deleted scene section of the…
Read MoreAvailable from November 17th in the US, but this Monday November the 9th here in the UK, are the DVD and Blu-ray special editions of Bruno. I absolutely loved the film, and still consider it amongst my few favourite films of the year. This is what I want from the crossover between documentary and fiction,…
Read MoreUniversal Pictures has released a deleted scene from Sacha Baron Cohen's Bruno, which will be included in the DVD/Blu-ray which debuts November 17th 2009. The sequence features Baseball legend Pete Rose, in the same situation that you see Paula Abdul in the released film -- having to do an interview while sitting on a mexican…
Read MoreIn this episode of the /Filmcast, David Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley praise the choice of Ryan Reynolds for The Green Lantern, finally get around to discussing some big changes to the Oscar nomination process, and analyze the social experiment that is Sacha Baron Cohen's Brüno. Prolific online critic Eric D. Snider joins us…
Read MoreIn Sacha Baron Cohen's new film Bruno, there is a scene where Cohen's flamboyant Austrian fashion television host character interviews Ayman Abu Aita, who is depicted as a leader of a terrorist group from the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades. Bruno approaches Aita in hopes of being kidnapped by a jihadist group in an effort to…
Read MoreIn a rather odd and possibly disappointing move, there is to be a second, censored cut of Sacha Baron Cohen's Brüno released in UK cinemas. Officially it won't be replacing the original version, just running alongside it, but if this new, reduced version turns out to steamroll the first cut in box office terms, I…
Read MoreBorat was sooooo 2006... Sacha Baron Cohen's Bruno was unleashed in theaters today. I'm seeing it tonight, so I'll check back later with my thoughts. But right now I want to hear what you thought. Is it better than Borat? Is it as quotable? What was the funniest moment? What didn't you like? Leave your…
Read MoreRather than outline Bruno for you or chew over too many of its finer formal qualities, I want to address the film in a slightly different fashion. When we get to December, Bruno might not still be the best comedy of the year, but I'll eat Werner Herzog's shoe if it isn't the best documentary.…
Read MoreWant to know when new trailers for Where The Wild Things Are, Sherlock Holmes, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Jennifer's Body and District 9 are scheduled to hit? We have some updates after the jump. The new trailer for Spike Jonze's Where The Wild Things Are will premiere attached to Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, which…
Read MoreSacha Baron Cohen's Bruno had its LA premiere last night, and the show went on with a small part of the film exised, according to the Risky Biz Blog. A Michael Jackson-related scene was cut for the screening, showing Universal's sensitivity to the news of Jackson's passing. The scene doesn't actually feature Michael Jackson, but…
Read MoreAccording to a new report at The Wrap, Sacha Baron Cohen's Bruno was reshot to appease the "Hollywood gay community." Frankly, if this is true, I'm a little disappointed in the filmmakers for bowing to this pressure. Furthermore, I think it reflects very badly on this community if they are incensed by the movie. There's…
Read MoreSacha Baron Cohen's new movie Bruno has its premiere party in Paris last night, and BBC's Jonathan Ross tweeted: "Was very funny. Not as funny as Borat, but funny." But lets forget tweets, the first official review has been published by The Sun. The UK paper notes that Hitler gets a mention every five minutes,…
Read MoreFor all of you who were unable to watch the previously released Bruno red band movie trailer, Universal Pictures has premiered a new green band version of the trailer without the nudity, dildos and other NSFW elements. But aside from a couple edits, this new trailer is virtually the same thing. Check it out embedded…
Read MoreUniversal Pictures has released a new viral video for Sacha Baron Cohen's new film Bruno. I'm not quite sure what to think of it. It's more strange and awkward than funny. And as The Playlist points out, its strange that a film which is promoting itself using the tagline "Borat was so 2006" is using…
Read MoreUniversal Pictures has finally unleashed the official poster for Bruno, is Sacha Baron Cohen's follow-up to Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. I'm actually kinda surprise they didn't go for something more outrageous. I'd definitely loving the tagline, "Borat was so 2006." Check out the full poster after the…
Read MoreUniversal has just announced that Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat follow-up Bruno has been given an R-Rating by the MPAA for "pervasive strong and crude sexual content, graphic nudity and language." . This comes weeks after the initial cut of the movie was branded with the dreaded and unmarketable NC-17 rating. At the time we were…
Read MoreUniversal Pictures has released some new possibly NSFW photos from Sacha Baron Cohen's Bruno. Check them out after the jump. Bruno is scheduled to hit theaters on July 10th 2009.
Read MoreIn this episode of the /Filmcast, David Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley take a ride in Greg Mottola's Adventureland, praise the Damages season finale, are shocked to discover that the new Dragonball movie "isn't terrible," reflect on the implications of the Wolverine workprint leak, and discuss the new Terminator Salvation, Year One, and Star…
Read MoreUniversal has released the first movie trailer for Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen's follow-up to Borat. And guess what, it's an international red band movie trailer. I'm at ShoWest and on the run, so don't have much time to write up my first impressions, but thought I'd pass along this trailer before I have to run…
Read MoreThis is odd: a new story in The Mirror seems to be suggesting that Sacha Baron Cohen's Bruno is still a work in progress whereas just the other day we were talking about it's submission to, and subsequent controversial certification by, the MPAA. Rather than presuming the entire story is bunkum, I'm thinking that The…
Read MoreLet's get one thing clear to begin with: there's nothing wrong with the MPAA giving Bruno an NC-17 rating, but everything wrong with Universal then deciding to cut the film instead of release it intact and also, crucially, with cinema chains (and even adult audiences) turning a cold shoulder to NC-17 rated films. Sharon Waxman…
Read MoreSteve from Collider is a good friend of mine. At least a few times a week we talk about upcoming movies, TV shows, what gossip each of us have heard, and anything else we might find exciting. Since a number of our conversations cover things you also might find interesting, we’ve decided to start recording…
Read MoreLast night we posted some of the early Twitter Buzz that emerged from Universal's 22-minute SXSW screening of footage from Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat follow-up Bruno. But there is only so much that can be said in 140 characters from your mobile phone. Today we bring you clippings from some of the website and blog…
Read MoreUniversal Pictures premiered 22 minutes of footage from Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat follow-up Bruno at SXSW, and judging from the early buzz -- Cohen has another monster hit on his hands. It seems like Bruno is going to be even more controversial and even more offensive. While not many media outlets in Austin has reported…
Read MoreUniversal Pictures has begun to hold test screenings for Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen's follow-up to Borat. Early audiences say that Cohen's new movie will shock and "wind certain sections of society up". According to The Sun, one of Cohen's key characters in the film is a black model called Jesus, complete with a loincloth and…
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