• Occupy Wall St. Spurs Michael Moore To Develop New Film

    Michael Moore plays at being a regular Joe, but he has developed an image and reputation as one of the loudest voices on the American political left. His career began with Roger and Me in 1989, but his Oscar-winning 2002 film Bowling for Columbine cemented his position as a liberal provocateur. The three major documentaries…

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  • Michael Moore To Make A Fictional Film Next?

    Briefly: In one of the many pieces that ran last night about the lawsuit Michael Moore is bringing against the Weinsteins over the profits for Fahrenheit 9/11, there was a minor nugget of info. Deadline says that the Weinsteins were just discussing the filmmaker's next film right up until when the lawsuit was filed. He…

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  • Michael Moore Suing The Weinsteins Over 'Fahrenheit 9/11'

    Ask Roger Smith, George W. Bush, Charlton Heston and the heath care industry. If there's one person you don't want to screw over, it's Michael Moore. Whether you agree with his politics or not, Moore is well-known for being extremely vocal and diligent. So when he audited his $200 million, 2004 hit film Fahrenheit 9/11…

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  • WikiLeaks Reveals Details On The Films Of Michael Moore And Steven Spielberg

    While almost every other person in America talks about WikiLeaks on a daily basis, /Film has mostly remained out of the conversation. However, it seems even the film industry isn't immune from Julian Assange's controversial website. David pointed out one such article about how American TV and movies shown in Saudi Arabia are apparently helping…

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  • The Buzz: Filmmakers React To Avatar

    James Cameron's Avatar has been unleashed upon this world. We've run reviews from half of the /Film staff: David Chen, Brendon Connelly, Russ Fischer, and Hunter Stephenson. You might have even added your own mini-review. But you might be wondering, with all the talk of game-changing advances in the tech side of filmmaking, what do the…

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  • This Week In Trailers: Defamaton, Wonderful World, Gutter King, Tomme Tonner, Police, Adjective

    Trailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: I celebrate all levels of trailers and hopefully this column will satisfactorily give you a baseline of what beta wave I’m…

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