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US movie box office chart |
28th May 2002
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| Clones breaks $200 million mark, while Spider-Man climbs to number six on all time list. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
28th May 2002
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| Robert Evans get a star; Spielberg receives doctorate from Yale; Lucas talks Indy 4; Keaton and Burton up for Beetlejuice 2; and Natalie Portman still rumoured to appear in Return Of The Jedi re-release. <Read it all> | ||
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Polanski scores gold at Cannes |
28th May 2002
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| Palme d’Or awarded to The Pianist. <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
20th May 2002
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| Despite its flaws (and there are way too many to list), Star Wars Episode II unsurprisingly shot to the top of the charts this weekend, taking in an estimated $86 million. <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
13th May 2002
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| Spidey remains on top of the charts, beating Star Wars Episode 1 as the fastest movie ever to make $200 million. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
8th May 2002
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| Claire Danes called up for T3; Verhoeven talks Robocop; Fincher to reincarnate Peter Proud; plus more… <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
6th May 2002
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| Spider-Man crushes the competition with an astonishing $114 million opening weekend. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
1st May 2002
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| Tim Burton’s next movie confirmed, and more. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie rumours |
30th Apr 2002
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| Tomb Raider sequel; Madonna; and Kate Winslet. <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
30th Apr 2002
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| Scorpion King continues to rule as Life… and Jason X fail to impress. <Read it all> | ||
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Rant |
29th Apr 2002
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| OK, commercial realities mean that movie studios need to squeeze every last drop of cash out of an upcoming release. But Columbia Pictures has hit new lows with some of its Spider-Man promotional tie-ins. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
17th Apr 2002
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| As usual, it’s all sequels and Hollywood versions of TV shows… <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
15th Apr 2002
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| Changing Lanes pushes Panic Room off the top. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
12th Apr 2002
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| Rob Bottin to direct Freddie Vs. Jason; Joe Dante goes Looney Tunes; I Am Sam star joins Cat In The Hat; Wahlberg goes Italian; Austin Powers 3 finally gets its title; John Carter Of Mars to get movie treatment; and Spider-Man sued. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
10th Apr 2002
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| Austin Powers may get title back; and stars join Raimi for Spider-Man 2. <Read it all> | ||
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Spider-Man soundtrack news |
10th Apr 2002
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| Aerosmith cover Spider-Man theme for soundtrack album. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
8th Apr 2002
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| Clones tickets on sale this week; Mike Figgis to work with Disney; Laura Harring joins Willard cast; Sandra Bullock out of Wonder Woman; Kevin Smith in Daredevil cameo; and more young Hollywood stars take to London stage. <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
8th Apr 2002
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| Panic Room holds on to top spot for second week running. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
4th Apr 2002
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| House Of 1000 Corpses gets release date; Spider-Man running time confirmed; David Thewlis to play Jekyll; Mel Gibson to produce The Singing Detective; British censor cuts The Pornographer; and the BFI plans world’s greatest movie complex. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
3rd Apr 2002
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| It’s all remakes and sequels today. Business as usual in Hollywood, then. <Read it all> | ||
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REVIEW: Blade II (2002) |
2nd Apr 2002
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Directed by Guillermo Del Toro. Written by David S. Goyer. Starring Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, Norman Reedus, Leonor Varela, Ron Perlman, Luke Goss. Original music by Marco Beltrami. Running time: 115 mins. A toothless and anaemic addition to a seemingly never-ending list of crap vampire movies. <Read it all> |
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Movie news |
2nd Apr 2002
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| Danger Diabolik for remake; Del Toro still on for Hellboy; plus those Spider-Man and Minority Report trailers. <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
2nd Apr 2002
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| "Panic" at the top of the box office chart. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
26th Mar 2002
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| Cage to reuinite with Woo again; Blade writer sticks to vampires; second trailer for Rules Of Attraction; Nick Stahl for T3; and Ron Howard remembers The Alamo. <Read it all> | ||
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Celebrity chit-chat |
26th Mar 2002
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| What, only one Oscar-related bit of chat? That’s because we still haven’t recovered from the ordeal. <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
25th Mar 2002
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| Even though most people’s minds were on the Oscars, Blade II still managed to hit the top of the chart sucking in $33.1 million at the box office in its opening weekend, and just about ousting Ice Age which managed to stay strong in its second week of release, taking $31.1 million. <Read it all> | ||
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OSCARS: The real winners |
25th Mar 2002
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| Sure, the Oscars were good fun and all, but we did get a little bit bored during the three hundred hour ceremony. So bored, in fact, that we started giving out our own humble awards as the evening progressed. Here are the results. <Read it all> | ||
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OSCARS: The return of designer stubble and other stuff |
25th Mar 2002
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| We love the Oscars, but they do make us go a bit bonkers when we watch them. Maybe it’s something to do with the amount of beer we drink during the evening. Whatever, it’s good to see designer stubble is back in fashion… <Read it all> | ||
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OSCARS: Blood on the (red) carpet |
25th Mar 2002
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| At four hours and fifteen minutes, last night’s Oscar ceremony was the longest in the history of the awards. But, hey, it was almost worth it. The most disappointing part was the pre-ceremony garbage as the stars turned up and trawled down the red (burgundy if you ask us) carpet. We cracked open a few beers, kicked back, watched and made some notes. More questions were raised than were answered, but there you go. <Read it all> | ||
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Oscar results |
25th Mar 2002
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| And the winner is… <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
21st Mar 2002
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| E.T. DVD news; Lilo & Stitch trailers online; Nic Cage for Wicker Man remake; and website launches The Keanus. <Read it all> | ||
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Movie news |
19th Mar 2002
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| Gangs Of New York delayed again; Spielberg nixes E.T. sequel; plus a whole bunch of casting news, involving Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp and Drew Barrymore, amongst others. <Read it all> | ||
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REVIEW: We Were Soldiers (2002) |
19th Mar 2002
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Directed by Randall Wallace. Screenplay by Randall Wallace, based on the book We Were Soldiers Once… And Young by Joseph L. Galloway and Lt. Gen. Harold G. Moore. Starring Mel Gibson, Madeleine Stowe, Sam Elliot, Greg Kinnear, Chris Klein, Barry Pepper, Kerri Russell. Original music by Nick Glennie-Smith. Running time: 138 mins. War may be hell, but sitting through this is worse. <Read it all> |
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Movie news |
18th Mar 2002
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| Scooby Doo trailer; Jonze for Geisha; Hawke to train again; and Schwarzenegger reveals post-T3 plans. <Read it all> | ||
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US movie box office chart |
18th Mar 2002
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| Ice Age beats out Resident Evil and Showtime to take top spot. <Read it all> | ||
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OTHER STUFF
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| Quote of the last decade "Jar Jar’s the key to all this." – George Lucas during a pre-production meeting for The Phantom Menace. |
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