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Best Movies 2008 (Free subscription) | 15/10/2009
It appears that David Schwimmer is leaving the comedy genre for his latest directorial project, Trust, a dark drama starring Clive Owen and Catherine Keener. (And yes, typing out that last sentence did seem a bit trippy.) Owen and Keener will play parents who are shocked to learn that their teenage daughter (played by Liana Liberato) has been victimized by a sexual predator who she met in an online...
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My Fashion Life (Free subscription) | 24/09/2009
New Yorkers for Children hosted it’s 10th annual gala on Tuesday to raise money for the important New York City based charity, and the city’s elite arrived in force. As well as raising much-needed awareness, the gala raised over $300,000 for the charity, which supports New York City kids in foster care through establishing tutoring programs, [...]
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Women's Wear Daily (Free subscription) | 23/09/2009
Attendees at the Tenth Annual New Yorkers for Children Gala filed into Cipriani with all the accompanying first-day nerves.
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 23/09/2009
Kevin MacDonald's film adaptation of the hit BBC miniseries is a star-stuffed paean to newspapers, but if its 127-minute running time makes you balk, get the story in our condensed screenplay instead State of Play By Paul MacInnes (with apologies to Matthew Michael Carnahan, Tony Gilroy, Billy Ray and Paul Abbott) INT: NIGHT The offices of the Washington Globe, an important newspaper reporting important...
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Style.com (Free subscription) | 23/09/2009
New Yorkers for Children nabbed Anderson Cooper to host its tenth annual fall gala at Cipriani last night, but almost didn't: "An intern in my office wrote the message down as Children for New Yorkers, and described it as foster children raising money for members of New York society," the CNN anchor announced from the podium, getting off one of his better lines. It is, of course, the other...
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Edward Copeland on Film (Free subscription) | 21/09/2009
By Edward Copeland Being a former journalist, even if I was never a reporter, sticking more with copy editing with a side order of criticism, it's always nice to see a film that focuses on a veteran reporter (Russell Crowe) as its hero, even as it acknowledges the financial problems of the industry, the constant corporate changeovers and the ignoring of the bread and butter of the operation, the newspaper...
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The Washington Times (Free subscription) | 18/09/2009
Steven Soderbergh's new dramedy, "The Informant!" is funny and delightfully full of twists, the sort of picture that constantly leaves the audience guessing about the true motivations of its characters without whiplash-inducing changes in its plot's direction. In many ways, it feels like the movie that Tony Gilroy's corporate espionage comedy, "Duplicity," wishes it had been: Mr....
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through an iris (Free subscription) | 08/09/2009
I regrettably missed 'State of Play' at the cinema earlier this year and the anticipation to watch it gained more stimulus after the glowing reviews the film received both from critics and my fellow loony party of movie boffins. Based on the BBC series of the same title, 'State of Play' is a riveting political thriller, an old-fashioned conspiracy flick that surprises with its intelligence and despite...
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Cinema Blend (Free subscription) | 05/09/2009
For those of you keeping score, we now stand at one relevant politically charged debate, one running commentary on the state of the American media, two suicides (one political, one that turns into a homicide), a love triangle amongst best friends, two careers jeopardized by personal involvement, and two love affairs. And we're barely a third of the way into the movie.
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Pajiba (Free subscription) | 02/09/2009
I don't understand why, during slow box-office weeks, why studios don't release more high-profile movies. You should offer us entertainment in some format. At least the three releases this week are good -- maybe DVD watchers will be forced to...
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NY Daily News (Free subscription) | 30/08/2009
Smarter than your average multiplex movie, the crime thriller "State of Play" was directed by Oscar winner Kevin Macdonald and co-written by Oscar nominee Tony Gilroy.
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The Greenbelt (Free subscription) | 30/08/2009
On the special features for The Bourne Identity, Frank Marshall, the producer, announces that "We all had to take a step back and reconsider everything, and I think everyone in the movie business did." Tony Gilroy, screenwriter, adds, "Everyone pretty much accepted that explosions in movies were over , that there would probably never be another film that had an explosion in it."...
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The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 29/08/2009
Sometimes, I am amazed by what happens at the box office. Sure, a tiny under-promoted film like Bandslam with stars only a tween would know...
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