• 'Grace Of Monaco' Teaser: Nicole Kidman Is A Pretty Pretty Princess

    Oliver Hirschbiegel's Diana has already been thoroughly panned by critics across the pond, but maybe the second of this fall's two princess biopics will meet a better fate. The first teaser has been revealed for Grace of Monaco, starring Nicole Kidman as movie star-turned-royal Grace Kelly. Olivier Dahan (La Vie en Rose) directs, and Tim…

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  • 'Arbitrage' Trailer - Richard Gere Makes A Huge Mistake

    Sundance was several months ago, but for those of us who didn't attend, these next few months are going to be a good time to catch up on this year's crop of Sundance hits. Safety Not Guaranteed has already landed theaters in some cities, Beasts of the Southern Wild is hitting tomorrow, The Queen of…

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  • David Cronenberg Chooses Tim Roth To Lead 'Knifeman' TV Pilot

    There are actors who seem like guys David Cronenberg simply must work with -- James Woods, Peter Weller, Viggo Mortensen, Ralph Fiennes, and even Jeff Goldblum help define a 'type' that seems like the template that works for Cronenberg. Strong features, a particular mix of energy, chaos and both physical and emotional vulnerability, no matter…

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  • Casting Bits: Tim Roth And Cillian Murphy In 'Broken', Hope Davis In 'Disconnect', Rutger Hauer In 'Flight Of The Storks'

    Tim Roth and Cillian Murphy have boarded Rufus Norris' Broken, along with Rory Kinnear, Robert Emms, Zana Marjanovic, Bill Milner, and newcomer Eloise Laurence. The story, which was adapted by Mark O'Rowe (Boy A) from Daniel Clay's novel of the same title, follows a young girl whose life changes after she witnesses a brutal attack.…

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  • TV: Jason Schwartzman In HBO's Bored To Death / Tim Roth In Fox's Lie To Me

    Jason Schwartzman (Rushmore, Spun, Coconut Records) will play an aging Brooklynite/alcoholic writer who experiences a nasty breakup and finds himself in the position of a Philip Marlowe-ish gumshoe in the new HBO series Bored to Death. Written by former New York Press columnist and novelist, Jonathan Ames, the half-hour comedy will go into production this…

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  • The Incredible Hulk: What Did You Think?

    Today, The Incredible Hulk opens in face of months of fanboy speculation (early consensus is quite positive), the looming memory of Ang Lee's Bruce Banner, M. Night's worst R-rated movie, and the celebration of Jason Voorhees. We want to hear what you thought of the big budget Marvel/Universal film all weekend long. Things to consider:…

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  • The Incredible Hulk: Early Positive Reviews Hit The Net

    When all is said and done, will The Incredible Hulk take the spot on our Fave Movies of Summer '08 listicles previously reserved for Indy and Spielberg? For months, the redo's marketing, CGI, behind the scenes differences, and purpose have been scrutinized beneath formidable anticipation for The Dark Knight, Iron Man and Hellboy 2. Early…

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  • The Incredible Hulk Movie Trailer

    FINALLY!! After months and months of waiting, Universal has released a movie trailer for The Incredible Hulk reboot/sequel. Whatever company cut this trailer deserves a bonus. I love how you could have no idea this is an Incredible Hulk movie until the last 30 seconds. And the prolonged suspense of seeing the first reveal of…

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  • First Look: The Abomination From The Incredible Hulk

    CHUD has a scan of a new toy advertisement featuring our first look at The Abomination from The Incredible Hulk reboot/sequel.  Emil Blonsky, played in the film by Tim Roth, is transformed into The Abomination after nation after injecting himself with Banner's gamma formula out of spitefulness. We've also included a photo of The Abomination…

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  • Funny Games Movie Trailer

    I must reluctantly admit that I have yet to see Funny Games, the home invasion horror/thriller from Austrian filmmaker Michael Haneke. The film got some great reviews and was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes film festival in 1997. Time Out described it as "a masterpiece that is at times barely watchable". Warner…

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  • Movie Trailer: Francis Ford Coppola's Youth Without Youth

    The movie trailer for Youth Without Youth, Francis Ford Coppola's first new film in 10-years, is now online. Coppola adapted, produced and directed the movie based on the 1976 novel by Romanian-born religious historian Mircea Eliade. The short teaser trailer looks interesting, but doesn't really show much, or at least it doesn't show much in…

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  • Tim Roth Cast In The Incredible Hulk

    The Incredible Hulk casting announcements continue. Variety reports that Tim Roth has been tapped to play the main villain Abomination's alter ego, Emil Blonsky. Roth joins previously announced cast members Edward Norton and Liv Tyler in the re-imagining/remake of the Marvel Comics classic. Created by Stan Lee and Gil Kane in 1967, The Abomination has…

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  • Inglorious Bastards Up NEXT For Quentin Tarantino

    Inglorious Bastards will be Quentin Tarantino's next film, according to the Grindhouse director. "That will probably be the very next thing I do," Quentin told /Film at the Grindhouse junket. "Robert will probably be doing Sin City 2 coming up fairly shortly.  I am going to kind of go on the road with this, around…

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  • United Artists Eyes Francis Ford Coppola's First Movie In 10 Years

    Jeeeez, Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner are on a roll. I bet Paramount and Redstone are regretting that separation now. The new United Artists are in talks to acquire Francis Ford Coppola's first film in ten years. Coppola adapted, produced and directed Youth Without Youth based on the 1976 novel by Romanian-born religious historian Mircea…

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