Tamara Taggart is the cover girl for a B.C. magazine that debuted this month. The CTV news anchor wishes the BC Cancer Foundation hadn't had a reason to request her story for the first issue of Forward, its patient empowerment publication.
Juliette Lewis has revealed that the cast of August: Osage County spent a week living as a family before filming started and that Meryl Streep even wanted them to move in together.
Frank was woefully under-dressed for the
Matrix convention.
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I, Frankenstein desperately wants to be the next Underworld -- if not in style, then at the very least in its ability to spawn a movie franchise. But odds are you'll find 90 minutes of this hodgepodge of elements from better movies to be more than enough. Read about it in my review of I, Frankenstein.
...This is one Frankenstein that is more hunk than horror. The slightly scarred muscle-bound Frankenstein, Aaron Eckhart is easier on the eyes than most screen depictions of the horrific monster created by Mary Shelley's character of the monster in Frankenstein.
The Hammer classic Frankenstein Created Woman is getting set to make its debut on Blu-ray high definition next week and to celebrate its arrival we have a set of lobby cards for you to gander at.
Aaron Eckhart bears a distressing resemblance to the not late / not great Christopher Lambert in "I, Frankenstein," a graphic novel movie goof on the man-made monster.
Koreeda brings his trademark delicate but deliberate eye to a really heartbreaking scenario: Six years into raising their only child, a young couple The premise of this film-a man and his family dealing with a debilitating stroke-sounds painfully glum and ultimately mawkish.
Kevin Hart is a mighty mouth in the comedy world, but he's starting to make some noise in movies, too.
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One of my most anticipated horror movies of 2014 is Oculus, which has the potential to become the next Insidious or The Conjuring in terms of crossover appeal -- in part because it comes from Jason Blum's Blumhouse Productions, which has brought us the Insidious and Paranormal Activity movies, plus Sinister and The Purge, amongst others. It's also gotten good reviews in festival screenings so far, and now that the first trailer has been released, we have a chance to see what we can expect from the film. In short, it looks pretty darn good -- much better than the poster, which falls back on the now clichéd supernatural movie staple of "creepy hands reaching out from random places." We'll see how the film fares when Oculus hits theaters on April 11.
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