“The Hangover 2” Movie Review
Welcome to The Hangover 2. The Wolf Pack is back and this time they’re even more hungover!
Welcome to The Hangover 2. The Wolf Pack is back and this time they’re even more hungover!
American Idol had tons of performers on its finale last night, but the only one I had any real interest for were Bono, The Edge and Reeve Carney performing ‘Rise Above’ from Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark.
Life is a circle. It’s not a horizontal line leading to somewhere out there in the future. It’s a journey of coming back to you.
Disappointment. A word that sinks into the pores and settles into the bones of actors everywhere.
Director : David Gordon Green
Cast : Danny Mcbride, James Franco, Natalie Portman, Zooey Deschanel, Justin Theroux, Toby Jones, Damian Lewis
Writers : Danny R. McBride, Ben Best
If life presents hardships, or the character is difficult for you to “get,” the love will pull you through.
Google Alerts can provide a virtual gold mine of information about the people, places and projects actors want to be involved with.
The movie is about friendships and relationships and each character has the chance to add their own bit of realism to their part.
Director : Jake Scott
Cast : James Gandolfini, Kristen Stewart, Melissa Leo
Writers : Ken Hixon
A film like this lives and dies by Hemsworth’s performance and it not only lives, it soars.
Alison on acting: “I just think it’s really about being open-minded and being fearless”
The story creates the unhealthy myth association within each actor’s psyche that when they move to LA they’re going to be “discovered.”
Director : Catherine Hardwicke
Cast : Amanda Seyfried, Gary Oldman, Billy Burke, Shiloh Fernandez, Max Irons, Virginia Madsen, Julie Christie
John talks about his episode of Law & Order: SVU, his long career and his stint on Glee!
Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) evades Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) and the King’s guards. Captain Jack swings on chandelier’s and ropes and swaggers away in his trademark fashion.
Chris Rock posted this picture of him getting ready backstage before the show.
Hearing a “No” isn’t really that big a deal. But when we associate that “No” with incorrect interpretations, we immediately let the “No” defeat us.