Sightings
Well, at least someone is getting a glimpse of Natalie. Mercado La Paloma: Yesterday Natalie Portman checked out Trekking L.A./GOOD Magazine's Global Feasts, Local Streets event. She skipped the Thai…
Natalie Related News
Gallery Update
Stone me dead, I have had a major headache in trying to add images to yesterdays new gallery. Our gallery system is being a real pain in the ass and…
Best Movie Girlfriend
Filmcritic have put together a top 10 list featuring the very best movie girlfriends. At number 10 is the unfairly (in recent times) maligned, Sam. 10. Sam (Natalie Portman), Garden…
Tidbits
You know the drill... - This National Review Online piece on Chesa Boudin, presents his having dated Natalie as a fact. Boudin is the son of two Weather Underground members,…
She Lives!
It's not much but CelebrityPuke has a new image of Natalie walking down Hollywood Blvd. last night. Hopefully we'll get more from the set later...or maybe I should be careful…
When Anne Met Nat
Anne Hathaway is no stranger to bigging up Natalie, so this latest tidbit, from New York Summer Guide's article on Anne, is far from a surprise. Remembering the Academy Awards…
Gallery updates
I've added three new-old photos of Natalie at the V for Vendetta London premiere after party to the gallery.
More Eve Reviews
Nice to see some more opinions on Natalie’s writing and directing debut. A couple days ago we had one positive and one negative review from its screening at the short film festival in Toronto. Today we have 3 more.
Toronto Screen Shorts was quite enthusiastic:
I thought Bacall brought a real sense of gravitas to the proceedings, even as her character rather shallowly pursues Gazzara for his money. Thirlby was also strong as a serious young woman looking for some answers. Portman was wise to keep the story small and tightly-focussed, and her direction is anything but showy. Sufjan Stevens’ piano score added another layer of class. (8/10)
Movie Moxie was a bit mixed:
Exploring the faces we hide behind and from, tempered by nostalgia and loss we find ourselves riding alongside a third wheel in a day between grandmother and granddaughter. I enjoyed the blending and awareness the two had of each others lifestyles and habits, however the repeated attempts and deflection from a real connection kept the tone unfulfilled.
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