Gerard Butler may have once sported the greatest eight-pack in the history of mankind, but his punishment for it (besides all the puking and crying I assume happened in the shaping of it) will be to answer questions about a 300 spin-off until the end of his career. While at the Toronto Film Festival, where many of my lucky colleagues are, Butler was asked again about the franchise potential of 299 dead Spartans by Superhero Hype . "I’ve heard some backroom chatter, but nothing more, so I don’t know if it would be a sequel or a prequel. I don’t want say anymore than that, because I really don’t know. I haven’t read anything. I can’t see it myself -- sequel for me absolutely not, but I just mean the idea generally, I’m really not sure which way they would go with that." He was asked this same question at RocknRolla’s ComicCon junket, and his answer then suggested he’d actually been approached with a more solid idea. "N...
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The Toronto International Film Festival starts September 4th - but, not to dash your mental images or anything, the truth is that the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival started a few weeks ago. Toronto has several great films from Cannes this year making their North American debut, to be sure -- like the riveting crime-and-power tales Gomorra and Leonera , or the French films Entre Les Murs and Un Conte de Noel -- but apart from that earlier bow for several films at Toronto thi... more
In spite of the writer’s strike keeping several larger films that otherwise would have been on the Telluride slate out of this year’s fest, and the absence of Cannes Palm d’or winner The Class , which many had hoped to see here (that film is opening the upcoming New York Film Festival, and so was unable to play at Telluride), the 35th Telluride Film Festival was a solid success.
The fest scored sneak previews of Danny Boyle’s hotly anticipated Slumdog Milli... more
Movie tickets were a tough sell for labor day weekend, as Babylon A.D and Traitor were the only two of last week’s four new releases to finish in the top five. Disaster Movie took seventh place and College took fifteenth, allowing Tropic Thunder to hold the number one spot for a third week. Here’s the top five: 1. Tropic Thunder: $11.5 million 2. Babylon A.D. : $9.4 million 3. The Dark Knight: $8.6 million 4. The House Bunny: $8.3 million 5. Traitor: $7.8 million The s... more
The Telluride Film Festival has wrapped up and we’re gearing up for our non-stop coverage of the Toronto International Film Festival, which starts tomorrow. Just in case you missed any of our coverage from the Telluride Film Festival, here’s a roundup of what we saw there. Most of these films will also be playing at Toronto as well; if you attended Telluride or are going to TIFF, be sure to let us know which films you love or hate -- we always enjoy hearing what our smart Cine... more
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