Monday, January 16, 2012

Let's Laugh


Oh, Brad!
I loved Moneyball.

Oscar Season

Since I don’t have time for anything more, here’s my favorite moment in this year’s Golden Globes:


Sunday, January 15, 2012

Tanner Hall


Making sure there is a Rooney Mara before The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.


There is indeed a leading Rooney Mara before there is only Lisbeth Salander. Actually, I think it was a lucky strike for the creators of Tanner Hall when they cast Rooney, even if the story isn’t strong enough Rooney carries it beautifully. 

I’m on your side, girl.

Friday, January 13, 2012

Antecipating

The old year ends with lists and the New Year starts with other lists. I will not make one though; I’m just going to mention some films and I choose this one as the first – “Haywire”.


I don’t know, it seems…Ok, who am I kidding? A leading girl kicking ass that looks actually tough (at this point, I don’t really care if the story is superfluous). Seriously, it looks really cool and I’m dying to see it.
Here’s what Soderberg told a film journalist when he asked him if he met Gina. “Don’t say the wrong thing, she’s very strong”!

Since I’m talking about Soderberg, here’s one of the most curious films I’m expecting this year.


Magic Mike – it’s about a male stripper that is taken under the more experienced colleagues.
What? You’re not curious? Not every day you see stories about male strippers. 

It's already making me laugh.

Time for...

Trailers! Trailers! Trailers!
Since I don’t have time for anything these days I show you some trailers I find worth taking a look. I needed at least fifty five hours a day to keep up with this month. I’m afraid to look at the calendar and I think not sleeping at night is still a myth for me, so…shit!


I definitely want to see it, looks both funny and endearing.

This one comes from another world.

Sundance Pick.


Also:

Les adieux à la reine

First Look.

Léa Seydoux and Diane Kruger, in case you're wondering.
My mistake - That's Virgine Ledoyen in the picture. But Léa Seydoux is also in the film.

Quote It


Judd Apatow: "Jerry Lewis once said women aren't funny. With all respect, 'fuck you.'"