Ralph Fiennes takes on Voldemort in Goblet of Fire
Finally, a character more evil than his Schindler's List nazi.

Gary Oldman thinks Batman Begins is going to be R-rated
Reminder: He also thought Lost in Space was going to be "dark and edgy."

A pointless look backward at UltraViolet, with Milla Jovovich
This news came from, of all places, the mouth of Stephen Fung Tak-Lun. Also mentioned is Jackie Chan.

Rob Schneider Hot Chick follow-up.
This film, like The Hot Chick and The Animal, is a transformation comedy. Is Schneider happy with himself and his place in the world?

Money offers a unique perspective on Kevin Smith's The Green Hornet casting news.
Jackie Chan plays almost exactly the same character in a lot of his films and folks still flock to them in Asia -- "product reliability".

Money weighs in on a minor backlash following recent moves made by Robert Rodriguez.
It's like the whole direction Hot Rod has taken with his career is a big experiment to see how "rare visionary" (Rodriguez) and "fandom" really feel about each other.

Danni and Oni at D*con pt 2
The adventure continues...

money's Truck Turner thoughts.
Queen Latifah grabs another film property.

Taxi pulls into the station in 2004.
I'm exaggerating here. Prince is all right.

Cast of unknowns follow elderly Scottish actor into the frightful breaches of Avengers territory
We're waiting to be impressed.

Oh, Gary. Would you slap me across the face with your dick again?
So this is what the technology of LOTR has yielded.

Roland Emmerich is an ass
It's a big end-of-world extravaganza worthy of... well, worthy of Roland Emmerich.

A DVD review of Sexy Beast
We're still trying to figure out whether the title refered to Kingsley, Ray Winstone, or that awful rabbit.

Merryweather Jones briefly inhabits City of God
Behold the social progress of a Brazilian favela through the '60s, '70s and '80s, viewed at a safe distance, yet oh-so-intimate.

For The Love Of Johnny
Vivian Lee meets Tarantino (we think) at the Holiday Inn

The Thin Red Line: An Elias Koteas film
This film gets treated really terribly by transient writer Totem Stroke, and it might be a shame, because I've heard that Terrence Mallick is a decent director!