By Jasmine Rencher
After "Batman Begins" and its upcoming sequel "The Dark Knight," Christian Bale is no stranger to the crime fighting role. Next summer our knight in not-so-shining armor will be seeking justice again, but in a different outfit.
"I've been doing a movie [called] 'Public Enemies,'" he said recently about the flick he just wrapped opposite Johnny Depp, Channing Tatum and Marion Cotillard in her first post-Oscar role. The fact-based film tells the story of notorious American gangsters John Dillinger (Depp), Pretty Boy Floyd (Tatum), and Baby Face Nelson (English actor Stephen Graham) during a crime wave in the 1930s. Bale has been cast as FBI chief Melvin Purvis, the man who brings down the three outlaws. Read More...
Despite contrary reports from earlier this week, Jonah Hill won't be in the new "Transformers" movie. But he SHOULD be.
- Snakes! Why does it always have to be snakes? Final poster released for “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.” (
Sweeney Todd's a serial killer, and you know what that means -- serial movies! The younger cast members of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" all have dream sequels on the brain, each starring themselves as the latest revenge-seeker in the cycle.
Seventeen minutes does not a movie make but I'm willing to go out on a pretty secure limb here and say "Sweeney Todd" looks pretty good. Last night I got a chance to watch three scenes of the eagerly anticipated musical starring Johnny Depp and directed of course by the master of the macabre, Tim Burton (I also had a chance to talk to him at some length! See dorky photo to the right!) And one thing is for certain, this is a musical. Forget any ads that may have you thinking it's got the occasional song thrown in. The scenes I saw barely contained any dialogue not sung.
We first started hearing about "King of Kong" when it premiered at Sundance. And we knew it was something special as soon as we heard the pitch: the story of the intense rivalry over the world record for Donkey Kong.
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