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Sucker Punch In Zack Snyder's super-stylized action flick, Emily Browning stars as a traumatized young woman known only as "Baby Doll" who is sent off to a mental hospital. She re-imagines her surroundings as a burlesque-ish brothel, and recruits her fellow patients, including Abbie Cornish and Jena Malone, to help break out. Writer/director Snyder is certainly ambitious, but the dialogue and Read more
Animated films have been landing on the top of the box office heap for the past couple of weekends now. While Gnomeo and Juliet won last week, this weekend's new release Rango claimed the number one spot. The Johnny Depp-voiced flick earned $38 million, while Matt Damon and Emily Blunt's romantic thriller The Adjustment Bureau trailed it with $20.9 million. Beastly managed to get third place Read more
There are many new films to choose from at the box office this weekend, as the studios get into full gear with their Spring offerings! Johnny Depp and Isla Fisher star in a fun animated option called Rango, while Matt Damon and Emily Blunt get serious in The Adjustment Bureau, a thriller Buzz reviewed. Take Me Home Tonight is an '80s party romp with Topher Grace and Anna Faris, and Beastly is a Read more
In Beastly, Vanessa Hudgens and Alex Pettyfer play two high-school classmates who couldn’t have less in common until a stroke of magic changes everything. The movie, which hits theaters today, puts a modern twist on a timeless fairytale. We had a chance to catch up with both stars at their recent LA press day for the film to chat about bringing a classic story to life on the big screen, the Read more
Warning: you may want to think twice before seeing Beastly in the theaters. Despite the film's hot young cast (Vanessa Hudgens, Alex Pettyfer, and Mary-Kate Olsen), the retelling of Beauty and the Beast is hard to watch. Find out why by reading my review, then check out this video! Read more
Beastly is like a train wreck you can't look away from. Knowing the movie is a modern retelling of Beauty and the Beast with a pair of teen lovers may prepare you to expect a certain amount of cheesiness, but you won't be prepared enough. Beastly excels at being ridiculous, and when you're not cringing, you're laughing. Sadly, the humor is rarely intentional. Hotshot high schooler Kyle (Alex Read more
Opening Friday, Beastly, a modern-day take on the "Beauty and the Beast" fairy tale, is generating plenty of buzz, especially among the tween and teen set. Alex Pettyfer plays a vain New York teen who's transformed into a hideous monster (or perhaps a tattooed San Francisco hipster bike messenger, it's hard to tell the difference) who must find true love to win back his former looks. While the Read more
The box office has been hurting in 2011, but as we inch closer to Summer blockbusters, the movie offerings are getting better and better. March brings out big stars like Matthew McConaughey and Matt Damon, along with Johnny Depp's kiddie flick and and a handful of action movies. Which one are you most excited about? Which March Movie Release Are You Most Excited to See? The Read more
Vanessa Hudgens and Alex Pettyfer teamed up for the LA debut of Beastly last night, introducing the movie alongside their costar Neil Patrick Harris. Alex was running a bit late to the red carpet due to a small fire at his Beverly Hills home late that afternoon. The I Am Number Four actor, who also recently split from Glee girlfriend Dianna Agron, still managed to put on a brave face and gave his Read more
Neil Patrick Harris plays a blind man who is sent to mentor the transformed Kyle (played by Alex Pettyfer). In this scene, Will (Neil Patrick Harris) explains that having a handicap is not necessarily a disadvantage. Read more
