You know what they say: if it ain't broke, don't fix it. After Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri garnered plenty of awards attention (not to mention a fair amount of controversy) four years ago, writer/director Martin McDonagh is back with his next project... and he's bringing along some familiar faces, too. Fans of McDonagh's first…
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The Martin McDonagh next movie will reunite his In Bruges stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson and take the director back home to Ireland.
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Even though we already know who won the Director's Guild of America award, that doesn't make this three-hour conversation with all five of the nominees any less interesting. Take the time to watch this 2018 DGA nominees discussion.
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Martin McDonagh's film premiered to a rapturous reception at film festivals, but as it picks up awards steam, there has been Three Billboards backlash.
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The 2018 DGA Awards nominations have been announced, and Lady Bird director Greta Gerwig was finally named with several other awards favorite filmmakers.
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In our Martin McDonagh Interview, we talk to the Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri director about what inspired his excellent new movie.
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The Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri trailer showcases the welcome return of In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths director Martin McDonagh.
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Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson are reuniting with Martin McDonagh. Martin McDonagh's next film, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, shoots soon.
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Frances McDormand leads the cast of the new film from Martin McDonagh -- a seemingly very topical story called Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
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Just when you think Seven Psychopaths is going to be a simple quirky comedy about crazy people, it hits you with the truth. The film is actually love letter to movies and a meta blend of Adaptation and Pulp Fiction. Those two films were the sophomore efforts of filmmakers we've since come to revere and…
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Despite being the star of Seven Psychopaths, the mental capacity of Colin Farrell's character is always in doubt. He seems like the normal straight man of the movie, but to surround yourself with the characters played by Sam Rockwell, Woody Harrelson, Tom Waits, Christopher Walken and Abbie Cornish, you have to be just a little bit…
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Funny as the first Seven Psychopaths trailer was, as a green-band trailer it could only get across so much of director Martin McDonagh's twisted, decidedly R-rated sensibility. This, after all, is a guy whose first feature picked up in the aftermath of a hitman killing a child -- and only got bloodier and more foulmouthed…
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I've made no secret of my disdain for the recent Total Recall remake, but thankfully Colin Farrell's 2012 isn't looking like a total bust. This fall sees him reuniting with his In Bruges director Martin McDonagh for Seven Psychopaths, in which Farrell plays a screenwriter who gets tangled up in a dog-kidnapping scheme gone awry.…
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Seven Psychopaths, directed by In Bruges writer/director and playwright Martin McDonagh, is one of my most-anticipated movies of 2012. (A list which, as predicated, is already completely in need of an update or revamp after Sundance.) The reason is simple: McDonagh has a unique and compelling voice, and the film features a killer cast: Colin…
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Enough about 2011; let's look ahead to 2012. This past year was good about offering a diverse set of films that catered to many tastes, especially crowds that wanted something out of the range of standard multiplex fare. But 2012 looks like a much stronger year. We can almost always look ahead to a new…
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William Hurt is the latest addition to The Host, the adaptation of Twilight author Stephenie Meyer's sci-fi romance that will be directed by Andrew Niccol (In Time, Gattaca). The actor is in talks to play Jeb, "eccentric uncle" to Saoirse Ronan's character Melanie. Ronan's character has her mind taken over by an alien intelligence called…
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Just a day ago I talked about Seven Psychopaths, the new movie from In Bruges director Martin McDonagh, because Mickey Rourke had proclaimed McDonagh to be a 'jerkoff' and refused to be in the film. McDonagh "wanted a whole lot for nothing,” the actor said, so he bailed. Everything has worked out fine, as long…
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So now Martin McDonagh's new movie only has six psychopaths. The director of In Bruges excited a few of us months back when it was revealed that he'd finally be making a new movie, and that Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Christopher Walken and Mickey Rourke were on board. The picture, Seven Psychopaths, is one that…
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Let's get into character here: this f***ing news is better than spending a night with a manky Dutch whore and a shitload of horse tranquilizer. In Bruges writer/director Martin McDonagh has written and will direct a film called Seven Psychopaths, and Colin Farrell is starring. Your indie heroine Megan Ellison is financing, and today at…
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Two stories today about filmmakers hitting the stage. (Well, one of them is about a filmmaker returning to the stage, but close enough.) First, Trey Parker and Matt Stone are working with Robert Lopez on what is likely to be the musical about Mormons that the three guys have been working on for ages. Lopez…
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