As promised, here is a new poll about the Marie Claire photo shoot. Once we get some better quality versions we can maybe do a mini pic battle. But until then…
As for Brothers, around 85% of votes showed interest in wanting to see it in cinemas. Impressive indeed. Full results after the jump.
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Wow, just posted a little Hesher update and now RopesOfSilicon have the first 4 promo photos from the film. Only one of them includes Natalie, and its the least interesting…
With Brothers dominating the news, I thought I’ll do a multi update with smaller news items about some of Natalie’s other upcoming films.
Starting with Thor…
Jon Quesada is the editor-in-chief at Marvel, and had some really interesting things to say about Thor after attending at pre-production meeting with Kenneth Branagh.
If you’re a comics fan, you’ll have a preconceived notion of what you’re going to get. If you’re a non-comics fan, you’ll have another notion of what the movie is all about. And what’s really amazing is that both groups will walk away going, “I’ve never seen anything like this before within the super hero genre.” It’s so cool, and I don’t want to use the word unusual, but it is unusual in the sense that it redefines what a super hero movie can be.
I’m really glad to hear that it won’t be a paint-by-numbers Superhero film.
JoBlo have a new article up about Leo DiCaprio seemingly joining up for the upcoming Dreamworks animated film, The Guardians. The film is about Jack Frost, The Easter Bunny, Tooth…
I'm gonna probably ease up on the reviews now and maybe just do a collective update tomorrow about them. But you can't talk about reviews without mentioning The Don of…
There are probably more important things to be posted but I kinda liked this little story from Tobey about how Natalie taught him the "three block rule" when they were…
The reviews should start hitting thick and fast today, and we'll see if the positive reviews that have come out so far are indicative of the general critical opinion. James…
JoBlo have their review up and its a much more lukewarm affair. The reviewer goes to great pains to point out its not bad, but it's not as deeply fulfilling…