REVIEW: ‘Albert Nobbs’
Director Rodrigo Garcia has had a lengthy, and well respected, career in TV writing and directing. Shows like “Six Feet Under” and “In Treatment” flourished under his watch. They approached topics like family and love from a somber, yet relatable place, rewarding the most patient of viewers with a nugget of heart-wrenching goodness. He understands granting his characters time to
REVIEW: ‘Man on a Ledge’
Nick Cassidy (Sam Worthington), an ex-cop who claims that he was wrongly convicted of stealing a 40 million dollar diamond from wealthy developer David Englander (a menacing Ed Harris), escapes from prison and makes his way to New York City. After arriving in The Big Apple, Cassidy checks into the Roosevelt Hotel, where he climbs out of the 22nd story
“Albert Nobbs” Interview w/ Glenn Close & Bonnie Curtis
Red Carpet Crash’s Preston Barta recently had the chance to meet Oscar nominee Glenn Close and Bonnie Curtis on the Red Carpet, in town for the new movie “Albert Nobbs”. It opens in theaters on Friday, January, 27. Red Carpet Crash: “Albert Nobbs” Interview w/ Glenn Close & Bonnie Curtis from Shy Guy Media on Vimeo. http://vimeo.com
REVIEW: ‘The Grey’
Despite the fact that the “man versus wild” concept has been done over and over, “The Grey” successfully keeps audience’s attention by offering afrightening take on the familiar premise. Liam Neeson stars as Ottway, a man with a vague and sad past that works alongside dozens of roughneck oilmen at a remote refinery in Alaska. From the first frame of
Silence is Golden! Nomination Reactions & Oscar Predictions
The 84th Annual Academy Award Nominations were announced early this morning, and I have to say… I was very disappointed with the overall results. But the good news was the Academy gave Martin Scorsese’s “Hugo” 11 nominations and “The Artist,” which was the best film of last year, 10 nominations; both were films that celebrated the love of film– an
Red Carpet Crash and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment want you to win a copy of “Anonymous” on Blu-ray. It’s available in stores on Tuesday, February 7. Fill out the form below to enter (no purchase necessary): Set in the political snake-pit of Elizabethan England, ANONYMOUS speculates on an issue that has for centuries intrigued academics and brilliant minds… who was
Red Carpet Crash and Walt Disney Home Entertainment want you to win a copy of “Lady and the Tramp” on Blu-ray/DVD combo pack. It’s available in stores on Tuesday, February 7. Just fill out the form below to enter (no purchase necessary): A classic love story unfolds in the best Disney tradition as a lovely young pedigreed cocker spaniel named
Once Graham Chapman died, the remaining members of The Monty Python Flying Circus decided to close up shop and not do any reunions or movies or TV under the comedic team’s name again. There have been plenty of instances when certain members have done things together, but never under the official “Monty Python” name. The most memorable re-teaming of Python
This year sees not just one but two new adaptations of the classic Snow White and the seven dwarfs fairy tale coming to theaters. One being ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’ starring Kristen Stewart (Snow White), Chris Hemsworth (the huntsman) and Charlize Theron (the evil queen), the other being ‘Mirror Mirror’ staring Lily Collins (Snow White), Armie Hammer (the prince)
According to The Wrap the entire main cast from ‘Bridesmaids’ will present awards at this years Oscars marking the first appearances for the six actresses at the big show. Making this announcement breaks from Oscar tradition some what with the first presenters being announced usually being the previous year’s Best Actor and Best Actress winners. Undoubtedly Colin Firth and Natalie
‘Lock-Out’ is the new action vehicle for Guy Pearce and Maggie Grace that looks like it takes a lot of inspiration from John Carpenter’s ‘Escape from New York’ and ‘Escape from L.A.’ movies. With Pearce in a very Snake Plissken type roll, forced to take on a mission to save the president’s daughter from a prison colony in space. A
Red Carpet Crash and Disney want you to see the Houston advance screening of “The Secret World of Arrietty”. The screening is on Saturday morning, February 11, at Edwards Grand Palace, at 11am. Fill out the form below to enter (no purchase necessary): The Clock family are four-inch-tall people who live anonymously in another family’s residence, borrowing simple items to
Sony and Marvel’s newest Spider-Man film is slated to hit theaters this summer and with it being a retelling of the origins of Spider-Man only a decade removed from the last origin tale and only five years from the previous trilogy’s last outing before the reboot (the Sam Rami/Tobey Maguire films came out in 2002, 2004 and 2007) and fans
