Sunday, January 20, 2008 Rant Archive



CLOVERFIELD: The Best Monster Movie We've Had In A Long Time

If you’re going to see CLOVERFIELD because you’re looking for an in-depth character study or some sort of psychological thriller about an unknown creature or even some version of LOST in Manhattan, please move on. This movie is not for you. If you’re looking for an exciting, gripping, realistic (well, as realistic as it can be) monster movie, then go right ahead and buy that ticket.

FIRST SUNDAY: It's No FRIDAY, But It Has Heart

Let me start by saying that FIRST SUNDAY is but another victim of bad advertising — though in this case I wouldn’t necessarily blame the marketing dept. for dropping the ball. The laugh-out-loud movie the trailers promised never shows up, and what we’re left with is a religious-themed morality tale, that actually has a bit of heart.

Critical Look: SUNDANCE 2008 -- The Trailers

Now that we've shown you some of the posters from a few of the flicks at Sundance, we thought we'd show you some of the trailers that caught our eye. Check out the goods on these four films which are getting some buzz at Sundance. You might be able to see 'em next year at a multiplex near you. We have trailers for the films DOWNLOADING NANCY, GOLIATH, and IN BRUGES and THE YEAR OF GETTING TO KNOW US. Check them out and let us know if they're something you'd go see.

Critical Look: SUNDANCE 2008 -- The Posters

The 2008 Sundance Film Festival began on Friday, we at Critics Rant thought we’d let you in on some of the entries that are generating the most buzz. Today we have promotional posters of four films you should probably know about. Check out the images inside, and stay tuned for more festival buzz and coverage.

Critical Look: Michael Mann's PUBLIC ENEMIES

Christian Bale, star of this summer’s sure-fire blockbuster, BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT, is currently in talks to star as another celebrated lawman, FBI agent Melvin Purvis, who became an “American hero” in 1934 for cornering and capping legendary bank robber John Dillinger, as the criminal fled a movie theater.

Singleton Wants Woody Harrelson On His A-TEAM

A reporter over at Collider recently bumped into John Singleton and took the opportunity to get some details on how the director is faring with his upcoming A-TEAM reboot. Never one to shy away from the press, Singleton’s responses were peppered with some exciting tidbits. Find out all the details about it inside.
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