Bridesmaids-Video Review
[jwplayer mediaid=”7963″] This trailer is funnier than anything we’ve seen for The Hangover Part II. Put on your worst dress, stow those Bride Wars comparisons,
May 12, 2011
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[jwplayer mediaid=”7963″] This trailer is funnier than anything we’ve seen for The Hangover Part II. Put on your worst dress, stow those Bride Wars comparisons,
After watching this movie I came to the conclusion that one may not want to “jump the broom†anytime soon. Now don’t get me wrong here, the movie Jumping The Broom is great and I recommend you see it with a loved one. However, the drama of the quick union between the couple with such diverse families will give you second thoughts of saying “I do.â€
The quirky comedy Ceremony features a great cast under the direction of first timer Max Winkler. It’s Max’s entry into the world of controlling a set, actors and final production of a film. Having written the script for Ceremony helps him pull off a nice little comedy that entertains.
This romance good girl bad girl story works well in Something Borrowed, but only a ‘chick’ would care. Like all chick flick films I review however, leaning toward how much fun it would be for the ladies adds up in my final grade. If you like your comedy with a lot of sugar and spice, then ladies this film should be desert for you.
I recently accepted an opportunity to interview Max Winkler who wrote and directed the film Ceremony and it was a pleasure.
I talked to actor Michael Angarano who was touring on behalf of his new film Ceremony.
[jwplayer mediaid=”7837″] While we stand by, hoping that some filmmaker figures out how to make the talented and beautiful Paula Patton a household name, she
[jwplayer mediaid=”7832″] Other things you should know regarding all this … drama: Ginnifer Goodwin’s character is a way successful attorney, and John Krasinski’s Ethan her
Relativity Media continued to build its 2012 release slate today, announcing it will release theUntitled Raven Project, directed by James McTeigue (V for Vendetta) and starring John Cusack (Being John Malkovich) on March 9, 2012 and the Untitled Farrelly/Wessler Comedy on April 13, 2012
[jwplayer mediaid=”7774″] Sam and Marshall mend long absent feelings of closeness and taking some daring steps they drive to the seaside estate, obtain an invitation