Fans want to keep 'Eragon' at home
Looks as if people want to rent the DVD of “Blood Diamond,” but they want to own DVD copies of “Eragon.” Ah, the power of home-schooling – and a wholesome theme of dragon slaying.
Looks as if people want to rent the DVD of “Blood Diamond,” but they want to own DVD copies of “Eragon.” Ah, the power of home-schooling – and a wholesome theme of dragon slaying.
Just as some day college and NBA basketball styles are going to change, making today’s long-short look appear as funny as zoot suits, the way we use language goes out of date, too. Click out the following Web site, which is called – appropriately enough…
Our overall winner of the 2007 limericks contest, Mike Andrews, simply didn’t get his fill – even after sending in 101 entries. Here are four that he wrote recently regarding the recent revelations that three Avista executives earned, respectively, $800,000, $300,000 and $300,000 more in…
You still want to see the video of David O. Russell going ape crazy on Lily Tomlin during the filming of “I Heart Huckabees”? Just go to YouTube and type in the director’s name. The link that I posted originally got flagged. But there are…
One of the Kosovar filmmakers whom I met at Sundance in January just sent me an e-mail:“Hi Dan,How are you? I just searched my name in Google ‘fitim shala cameraman’ and I found your Web site. Then I had a quick look to your writings.…
Hollywood advertising is sometimes as ridiculous as the plot that producers come up with. The latest example?I’m holding in my hands a press packet sent out to hype the forthcoming film “Disturbia.” The movie, an update of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 classic “Rear Window,” involves Shia…
Been a bit out of touch. Meaning that, for family reasons, I spent several days in southwestern Arkansas. Nashville, Ark., in fact, which is near Hope, Bill Clinton’s birthplace, not that far from Hot Springs, which is where Clinton grew up.And it’s only a couple…
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The word from Coeur d’Alene tonight was success. The opening-night film of the inaugural Coeur d’Alene Film Festival, “Lonely Hearts,” which played at Regal’s Riverstone Cinemas, was sold out.And the 300-to-400 (a rough estimate) people who showed up, many at the last moment (they were…
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