As the summer movie season rolls along and most of us anticipate films like Super 8, Transformers: Dark of the Moon and Cowboys and Aliens, Entertainment Weekly suggests the movie of the summer might be Crazy, Stupid, Love. Yes, the cheesy looking romantic comedy starring Steve Carell as a newly single man who splits with…
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The last film by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, I Love You, Phillip Morris, took quite a winding path to get to theaters in the US. But their follow-up, a romantic comedy called Crazy, Stupid, Love, was made with Warner Bros. and is already set to release this summer. The film stars Steve Carell as…
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Ok, I know, this isn't the most exciting image post ever. In fact, as things go, the images are pretty dull. But take this as a reminder that these two films exist (or will exist) and move forward with the hope that there will be much more stimulating stuff to be seen from each one.…
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One of the more interesting-looking movies of the fall is Mark Romanek's adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel Never Let Me Go. The trailer arrived recently, and it makes the picture look elegant and puzzling -- just the sort of gorgeous enigma that could be an antidote to the increasingly terrible movies of summer 2010. With…
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The casting info continues to pour in for Jim Field Smith's political satire called Butter. There's already quite a lineup: Jennifer Garner, Rob Corddry, Ty Burrell, Ashley Greene and more. Now Olivia Wilde (Tron Legacy) has been added, as has Alicia Silverstone. But there's some confusion. Movieline reports that Wilde is cast as a tattooed…
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The Steve Carell / Ryan Gosling comedy that may or may not be called Crazy, Stupid Love is quickly adding actors. I Love You, Philip Morris directors John Requa and Glen Ficarra have already nabbed Emma Stone and Julianne Moore, and now they're bringing in ex-figure skater Analeigh Tipton. She's been part of America's Next…
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The Tourist, the romantic thriller starring Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie that remakes the French film Anthony Zimmer, has been shooting for a while after taking a very long and winding road to set. Now director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck (The Lives of Others) has two new actors to work with: Paul Bettany and Rufus…
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