Sugar Editorial Picks
Oct 17, 2008 -
In its own haunting way, Max Payne is beautiful to watch. I knew that director John Moore had utilized some new digital technology while filming, but I didn't quite expect the movie as a whole to be so visually mesmerizing. This world never strays from its grainy state, everything awash in a blue-gray sheen — except for striking spots of bright red, and sometimes twinkly orange sparks — and there is near-constant precipitation usually large snowflakes swirling through icy air.
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Oct 09, 2008 -
Like Castle, Alyssa Milano's Single With Parents is another of ABC's growing roster of midseason shows. This one stars Milano as Lou, a single woman in her 30s who finds herself being the dumping ground for her parents' wild behavior and irresponsibility. They seem to be the ones off living fabulous lives while she stays behind to watch after their kids or hears their stories about having sex in a helicopter.
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Jul 10, 2008 -
The trailer for the video game-turned-movie Max Payne looks dark and spooky, though the story doesn't seem particularly new. According to the plot description, Mark Wahlberg's character, Max Payne, is looking to avenge the deaths of his family members. Mila Kunis costars as an assassin who is also looking to avenge a loved one's death (her sister's).
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May 23, 2008 -
- ComingSoon has the newly announced NBC Fall premiere dates, which includes a two-hour season premiere of Heroes on Monday September 22.
- Hellboy's Ron Perlman will star in the upcoming FX series Sons of Anarchy, writes Hollywood Reporter.
- There's now a Bruce Lee Broadway musical in the works, Variety writes.
- According to Billboard, Jonathan Demme is now directing the Bob Marley documentary, replacing Martin Scorsese.
- Marvel Studios will adapt the series Runaways for the big screen, ComingSoon reports.
- Beau Bridges has been cast in an untitled ABC comedy pilot, according to Zap2It.
- Law & Order and Criminal Intent have been renewed for another season, Reuters reports.
- Variety has news that Frank Langella will topline a Broadway production of A Man for All Seasons in the Fall.
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