‘Tales Of Beedle The Bard’ Gets Us Thinking About Fictional Books We’d Love To Read
J.K. Rowling announced on Thursday (July 31) that “Tales of Beedle the Bard,” her brief fictional stories about wizarding within her longer, fictional stories about wizarding, would finally go on sale this Christmas. Here at MTV there was, of course, much rejoicing at this news.
It also got us thinking. Turns out a lot of us [...]
The Movie Blog: Uncut – Recorded July 30th 2008
Hey there folks! Welcome to the 300th installment of The Movie Blog: Uncut. This episode was originally recorded live on Wednesday July 30th 2008. Take off your shoes, kick back, relax and listen in as Doug and I discuss:
1) The new Harry Potter trailer and how they’ve done things right
2) Angelina Jolie [...]
Looking Forward To Lolla — And A Lot Of Tough Decisions
I just took a look at the schedule again. I will likely be seen running rampant around the festival going to various stages. I also have some hard decisions to make on who I see when there are multiple awesome bands playing at the same time.
Sunday is the worst. Too many bands to choose [...]
Stephenie Meyer Sits Down With MTV, Says ‘Breaking Dawn’ Should Be 2 Movies
All year long, “Twilight” fans have been preparing themselves for the December movie, as well as the three sequels that will inevitably follow. But could the series actually go five movies deep?
“I really think they’d have to do five movies,” Stephenie Meyers revealed exclusively to MTV News Thursday morning, sitting down with us on the [...]
John Goodman Returns To The Papacy as Pope Sergius
John Goodman is back on board Pope Joan after getting sued for leaving. We get this interesting tale of back and forth from our friends at cinematical:
It can be a challenge just to work with people you clash heads with, but imagine going back to work after a big lawsuit? Back in April of [...]
Aimee Mann Show May Have Been A Downer … Or A Statement
Rock ‘n’ roll is all about release.
Leonard Cohen calls it “the minor fall and major lift.” Bono says it’s “when God enters the building.”
Call it what you will; it’s all about transcendence. And it’s difficult to come by, even when you try.
I’m not entirely sure Aimee Mann was shooting for any sort of transcendence at [...]
Ghostbusters Set To Return?
It appears that all four original Ghostbusters may be returning to the silver screen – to pass their mantles unto the new school. We get the following scoop from out friends at Dread Central:
According to our source all four Ghostbusters — Dan Akroyd, Bill Murray, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson — have agreed to [...]
‘Twilight’ Actress Christian Serratos Chooses Team Edward
By Ashley Zimmerman
As if Comic-Con weren’t enough, now the “Twilight” stars are stepping out in style on the red carpet.
“[In 'Twilight'] I play Angela Weber, who is a human,” 17-year-old Christian Serratos said at the recent premiere of “The American Mall,” an “HSM”-like romance-meets-commerce musical. “I don’t know if I’ve ever had to explain that [...]
Art Institute of California-San Diego Spirit Poster 1/9
We have another Spirit poster today that was crafted by a student of the Art Institute of California-San Diego. Thanks to moviesonline for the hookup:
For the full sized image please journey to the source article.
I agree with Luke at moviesonline in proclaiming that this is the best poster for the film to date. [...]
Trailer Exclusive: Takashi Miike And Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Sukiyaki Western Django’
That’s right, we’ve got a cool one for you today: the exclusive trailer premiere for “Sukiyaki Western Django,” the hyper-stylized, samurai-meets-cowboys action flick from “Ichi the Killer” director Takashi Miike and co-starring none other than genre-superfan Quentin Tarantino. Check it out below or click here to watch it in glorious high-definition.
