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First Showing first, then The Film Stage, these images emerged.  2011′s Prince of Darkness, David Fincher, whose film has to be the year’s...

Sooner or later someone had to do it.  It might as well be Charlie Kaufman.  He doesn’t really explain what his next project will be but it sounds...

Mallory McDuff at the Huffington Post draws an interesting parallel between Moneyball, the Wall Street protests and the Republicans protesting President’s...

Little by little we’re getting more of Williams done up like Monroe. It’s impossible to capture what Marilyn had. There was never anyone like her and there never will be anyone like her. She had so many things going on at once. She didn’t need the plastic surgery she got to make her face even more perfect. She wore false eyelashes and dyed her hair white....

So, I can’t really let this go by unnoticed.  I just have to say it because no one else really is.   No one is talking about the possibility, the serious possibility, that The Artist could not only be nominated for Best Picture but could WIN.  The strange thing about The Artist is that it has everything a stealthy Best Picture winner needs — it’s...

Thelma Adams is assembling a few of us women Oscar peeps for an ongoing discussion of the Oscar race.   This is my favorite one of the bunch so far because...

The new trailer for Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close just dropped – needless to say, it is as tear-inducing as the script I read. Meanwhile, Kris Tapley at In Contention was emailed about a test screening for Extremely Loud, Incredibly Close – as such, no one has seen it. What Tapley sensed from the exchange was that Von Sydow could finally be up for an...

Breathtaking photos of the pretty thing. ...

[normally this column appears on Tuesdays, except for this week] When this year began with The Artist, and after I saw it at Cannes, my immediate thoughts...

A couple of filmmakers have been hard at work putting together a film on the typewriter and how it fits into our modern world.  Apparently there is a wave of support as younger people (re)discover the typewriter and all of its gloriousness.  I don’t think my daughter ever put her fingers on one and probably has no idea how cool they once were. Some writers still...