Carrie Bradshaw looks fab in the flowing blue dress, but dear lawd! That’s 80s getup is dreadful. The hair and makeup more so than the actual outfit itself. She looks like Glenn Close straight out of “Fatal Attraction”!
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Sarah Jessica Parker on the set of Sex & The City 2: The Movie
Wearing some sparkly, gold Christian Louboutins, (meooow!) Parker got her first scene underway under the gaze of many photographers and interested bystanders.
By the way…I have to tell you about a great book. Sex and the City: The Movie! (The movie book, not the novel!) You can find it at your local library. It goes into detail about Sex and The City, the Movie, and gives you all sorts of delicious little tidbits about the first SATC film. About the fashion, the filming, the actresses, you name it. TONS of great photos as well. You will definitely learn more than you ever knew about the movie. You’ll be a full-fledged Sex & The City expert when you are done browsing through it! It also describes every season of the television series, from Season 1 on. A MUST read before Sex and The City 2 comes out!
Preview the book here at Amazon. BTW, hardcover is the only way to go with this book!
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There is no comparison, he says. “It was a ridiculous movie,” he says of Valkyrie.
Pitt gave an interview with German magazine, Stern, and in it he says that Quentin Tarantino made the World War II film to end all Hilter assassination war flicks.
“The second World War could still deliver more stories and films, but I believe that Quentin put a cover on that pot. With Basterds, everything than can be said to this genre has been said. The film destroys every symbol. The work is done, end of story.”
Quite a powerful statement. It reminds me of this 1899 quote from Charles H. Duell, commissioner of the U.S. Patent Office:
“Everything that can be invented has been invented.”
Heh.
So while I love the fact that Pitt is that confident about his new film, and I am pleasantly surprised at his jab at colleague, I still think it’s a bit bold. I’ll just have to reserve total judgment until I see it for myself.
(Pssstt… generally, I do love Tarantino films, and I don’t doubt Pitt’s claims at all!)
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The official trailer in it’s entirety will be released this Friday, but for now, you get a 14-second glimpse into the film.
New Moon will open in theaters on November 20th.
Based on Tucker Max’s best-seller “I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell” here’s a sneak peek of the film version, due in theaters October 16th, 2009!
The film, set to be released next year, stars Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway, Alan Rickman, Helena Bonham Carter and Mia Wasikowska.
Alice in Wonderland will hit theaters March 5, 2010! Can’t wait!
More info: Alice in Wonderland at IMDB
Mickey Rourke is a newcomer to the film as Ivan Vanko aka Whiplash, and Scarlett Johansson is as well, playing the sexy Natasha, aka Black Widow. Apparently ScarJo’s costume was so body hugging that she had a bit of a cameltoe problem. Her outfit has since been altered to fix that “problem”. Sorry boys!
Terrence Howard will not be returning to the film due to a salary dispute. His loss is Don Cheadle’s gain. Cheadle said of his new role: “Terrence and I couldn’t be more different. We address it head-on in the movie in one exchange. We’re not trying to fool people.”
Gwyneth Paltrow will also return as Stark’s former assistant Pepper Potts.
Iron Man hits theaters May 2010.
Not that I was ever really jacked up about the guy, either.
I think Bruno’s high point was back when Baron had just begun promoting his new film by dressing in character and storming Milan’s prestigious Fashion Week by walking down a runway in a bizarre velcro suit. I have to give him props for that, because really, that was pure genius…and funny. But can the movie possibly live up to that?
I’ll just have you know that when Borat came out I just wasn’t that into him either. I’d like to think I have a wicked sense of humor which sometimes borderlines on demented and twisted, but Sacha Baron’s characters just aren’t for me.
They say any publicity is good publicity, so I’m just doing my part. There ya go, Bruno.
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Xtina will play an ambitious small-town Iowa girl with a big voice who comes of age in a neo-burlesque club in Hollywood while Cher’s character is a former dancer who struggles to keep the club open and gives the young girl a chance to shine, all while saving her dying establishment in the meantime. It’ll be Cher’s first role since TEA WITH MUSSOLINI in 1999, but enough about that old bag…
Christina Aguilera in a movie… one can only hope it is some mix between MOULIN ROUGE and Aguilera’s “Dirrty” video. Oh, Christina… you naughty, naughty girl. One can also hope that one day someone just makes a movie about Christina Aguilera’s breasts. The Kidd would easily drop 10 bucks to sit and watch that display… a few times a week during one of those matinees where I have the theatre all to myself. Quick… someone get my agent on the phone… let’s make this happen.
As for this movie, I remember already seeing this movie back when it was called COYOTE UGLY and it took place in a bar and it wasn’t ruined by the sight of Cher… but that one got me off then, so I imagine this one can do the same now. Hmmm… where did I put that DVD? Carry on… there’s nothing to see here.
[Variety]
