JEFF BRIDGES, winner of both a Golden Globe® and Screen Actors Guild Award®—and now an Oscar® nominee—for his performance in Crazy Heart, stars in TRON: LEGACY, a 3D high-tech adventure set in a digital world that’s unlike anything ever captured on the big screen.
PARK CITY, UTAH, January 28th, 2010 – Following its acclaimed world premiere at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, Focus Features has acquired domestic and select international rights (the U.K., Germany, and South Africa) to Lisa Cholodenko’s The Kids Are All Right. Focus Features CEO James Schamus made the announcement today.
Several studios have released statements on behalf of their nominees for Oscars at the upcomming awards show. Here are just a few.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid starring Zackary Gordon and Steve Zahn has been moved to March 19, 2010. The family comedy was originally set for April 2nd.
I think that Bruce Willis is probably the best all around film star that has survived nearly three decades without a dud. And with Surrogates it’s a near miss. Just eking above average, the film survives with some awesome special effects and Willis’ creative performance. If you like science fiction that goes hyper realistic, then Surrogates should be on your DVD short list.
The storyline of The Lovely Bones is extremely chilling, acting stellar and the direction for the most part very good, but the pacing especially during Jackson’s surreal scenes slows the film to a crawl at times. Even though I enjoyed the film for the content, I found myself getting antsy waiting for a resolve.
Imagine that you are still alive in a world gone mad following a nuclear world war. What would your reason be to live and what would you do to survive? That’s the premise of the excellent film The Book Of Eli. Brilliant acting led by Denzel Washington, first-class direction by the Hughes Brothers and amazing cinematography by Don Burgess bring the gut-wrenching story to life creating a stunner for science fiction and action movie lovers alike.
JANUARY 15, 2010 – FEBRUARY 2010
Calendar of Films and Events at
Cinema Paradiso, Fort Lauderdale
Cinema Paradiso, is operated year-round by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Below is a calendar of events.
Cinema Paradiso Location
503 SE 6 Street in downtown Fort Lauderdale, one block east of Broward County Courthouse on south bank of New River.
Details and Advance Ticket Sales
www.FLIFF.com or 954-525-3456
Parking:
Monday – Friday Free after 6:00PM at Meters and in the Courthouse Garage.
Saturday Free in the Courthouse Garage
Sunday Free at Meters and in the Courthouse Garage.
An all around great cast, a strange but fascinating story, fine direction and innovative cinematography, make The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus an entertaining film. For those who like their films bizarre and captivating, this is your chance to fantasize.
The foreign Indie The Maid takes a fun quirky look at domestic help from a real life happening. Directed by Sebastian Silva who lived it, the story starts out slow then delivers a bang up finale.