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Daily Archives: August 22, 2013
Dueling Lance Armstrong movies — who will win the yellow jersey?
Bradley Cooper will produce and certainly could (if that’s his intention) star in a Lance Armstrong: PHD Star cycling bio-pic. He’s fit and dashing and could manage the look. Will the Cooper produced film beat the planned Stephen Frears/Julian Fellowes … Continue reading
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“The Book Thief” rolls out in November, just in time for Oscar consideration?
It’s a Holocaust drama based on an acclaimed best seller. It stars Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson, has adorable kids, life-and-death consequences and a love of books. Might this be an Oscar contender? Nov. 15, when “The Book … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Cutie and the Boxer”
An old man strips off his shirt and dons goggles and boxing gloves with foam pads taped over the fists. He plunges those fists into tubs of paint and proceeds to go three vigorous rounds, pounding his paint-fists onto a … Continue reading
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