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Famous Movie Poster Rejects You've Never Seen (Exclusive) Pt. 2
Great set of stories Jay - hope to see more of the posters (sans Stallone preferably).— November 19, 2011 4:08 a.m.
Watch Mirror, Mirror for Free on The Big Screen!
While on a recent trip with the wife and kids to the movie house, the trailers were shown for "Hugo" and "Tintin" in that order. The kids chuckled at "Hugo" and were absolutely horrified at "Tintin". After watching "Puss & Boots" (oy), I asked what movie they wanted to see: "Hugo" or "Tintin"? All three responded unanimously: "THE MUPPETS"!!! I take comfort in knowing none of my three chicklets want to see "Tintin". The trailer was pure S--tberg. Do yourself a favor: skip the movie and re-read the books.— November 19, 2011 4:03 a.m.
Dig A Divot: Munchkin Karl Slover is Really Most Sincerely Dead
Why do I get the feeling that Jerry Maren will be the last to go? BTW, if you haven't seen Maren's pic on Wikipedia, you owe it to yourself to see it - fecking hilarious. And boy do I wish your EC entry on the Munchkins at the San Diego County Fair was still alive somewhere on the Internet. Oh wait... you can! Click on the link below, select the November 24, 2007 button highlighted in blue, scroll down about 1/2 way after the jump and laugh to your heart's content. http://tinyurl.com/czxh5ft— November 16, 2011 4:23 p.m.
The Title or Trailer Game 2: The New Batch
I jumped in first last time and didn't want to do the same this time around. I concur with my secret agent friend and his answers. And about that dedication, I haven't driven a trolley in years. I've driven people away for years with my singing. Mademoiselleeee from Armentièressss, She hasn't been kissed for forty yearsssss, Hinkyyyyy, Dinkyyyyy Parrrrr leyyyyyyy voooooooooooooo.— November 12, 2011 1:08 a.m.
NBC Eyes Munsters Reboot
The Howard Stern WOR-TV show had some of the best comedy he ever did. Didn't someone here have ALL of them on VHS tape?— November 9, 2011 3:05 a.m.
De Niro to Play Bernie Madoff in TV Movie
Awakenings Deux That Patch! After trying many other treatments, Dr. Sacks consults with his good friend Dr. Patch Adams (Robin Williams in a dual role). Adams with his clown nose revives Leonard again! After extensive therapy, Leonard is physically okay but mentally a mess. Sacks and Adams consult with a psychiatrist from New York - Dr. Ben Sobel (Billy Crystal)! It all leads to a hotel where medical and Mafia conventions are taking place. Watch as Sacks, Leonard, Patch, and Ben run around in wacky mirth!— November 9, 2011 3:01 a.m.
Anatomy of a Press Photo: First Look at Helena Bonham Carter as Miss Havisham
Genius!— November 9, 2011 2:51 a.m.
Dig A Hole: Cynthia Myers, One of Russ Meyer's Dolls
Sad, sad news indeed. She was my favorite Carrie Nation. Marcia McBroom (Petronella) made several movies in the 1970s and occasionally appears at Ebertfest. Dolly Read (Kelly) married, then divorced, re-married, and became a widow - all with Dick Martin from "Laugh-In"! Erica Gavin (Roxanne) quit movies after appearing in Jonathan Demme's "Caged Heat" in 1974. Phyllis Davis (Susan) appeared in many grade-Z movies before graduating to the TV show "Vega$", then "Magnum P.I.". She was Dean Martin's squeeze for a few years in the late 1970s. She's pretty much retired too. Update of your favorite "BVD" stars complete.— November 9, 2011 2:49 a.m.
West Side Story Returns to the Big Screen for One Night Only
One of my favorite lines in WSS comes from Lieutenant Schrank: "How's the action on your mother's side of the street, Action?" Do I hear an echo? The complete list of theaters: http://tinyurl.com/3o2jjxs— November 3, 2011 7:46 p.m.
Dueling Hoovers: Larry Cohen vs. Clint Eastwood
That "Private Files" trailer sure lists a lot of names... I was disappointed when I didn't see or hear "And Henry Fonda as The President". Does Brod Crawford eat ice cream out of the carton in this one too?— November 2, 2011 4:28 p.m.