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All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday, I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue. In addition to my selections below you can also add Nobel Son, The Shield: Season Seven, and Crossing Over.
The International: Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Bank?
The International, starring Clive Owen as an Interpol operative tracking the shady dealings of a large bank, has as much going for it as it does working against it. It's not a bad movie, sprinkled as it is with scenes that are visually extraordinary, not to mention insanely entertaining. But it's not a good movie either, thanks to half-baked characterization and dialogue that had my audience howling with laughter (which I'm sure was unintended).
Box Office: Jason's Back as Audiences Make Him No. 1
The economy may be on shaky ground but you wouldn't know it by looking at the box office totals from this weekend. The Friday the 13th remake actually set records and had "the best opening ever for a horror movie in grossing an estimated $42.2 million from 3,105 theaters through Sunday." Meanwhile He's Just Not That Into You exceeded expectations by snagging the No.
Separated at Birth: Clive Owen Intrigue Movies
This weekend the Clive Owen movie The International will debut in theaters. Aside from some key differences, this movie looks a bit like another Clive Owen movie that will be out in March titled Duplicity. Both appear to deal with large international corporations and potentially involve espionage.
Movie Preview: The International
In the trailer for Clive Owen's new movie The International, there's lots of heart-pounding music and stressed out characters, and yet I failed to feel the excitement while viewing it. There's a lot going on and everyone's saying cryptic things about a bank, and I'm just not totally intrigued.
On the other hand: Yay, Clive Owen!
International Naomi and Clive Are All About Family
Naomi Watts and Clive Owen posed at the afterparty following a screening of The International in NYC last night. Naomi stopped by The Late Show yesterday and talked to Dave about raising two babies under the age of 2 with the help of wonderful Liev Schreiber. She also joked that she recently worried that Liev was cheating on her since he was gone so much, but in the end he was throwing her a surprise 40th birthday party, aww.
Clive Kicks Off Berlin Film Festival in the Hottest Way Possible
Clive Owen was up bright and early to open the Berlin Film Festival today. He joined The International's director at a photo call this morning, before taking questions in front of a red, white, and blue background at a press conference for their film. When night rolled around, Clive put on yet another suit to walk the red carpet at his film's premiere with his wife Sarah Jane Fenton on his arm.
After The Boys Are Back, Clive's Berlin Bound
The always dashing Clive Owen is in frosty London at the moment, shooting scenes for his new movie The Boys Are Back In Town. In the new year he's bound for Berlin as he will be joining Kate Winslet and Jude Law at the 2009 Berlin Film Festival. Known as the Berlinale, the festival will open on February 5 with the premiere of Clive's movie The International — a spy thriller in which he costars alongside new mum Naomi Watts.
Clive Owen Brings His Hotness Stateside
Listen guys, we really do not see enough of Clive Owen. Last time we saw Clive he was making a movie in Milan and that was all the way back in November. Lucky for us, Clive's in the USA at the moment filming The International, so hopefully, this means we'll be seeing more of him running around town.
Clive and Naomi Go International in Milan
It's been a long time since we last saw Clive Owen's wonderful face (at the Toronto Film Festival in September, to be exact), but thankfully he's back and looking so joyous! He's with Naomi Watts in Milan on the set of The International, an action-thriller in which the two try and take down a bank accused of arms brokering. You know, typical light-hearted Clive Owen fare.
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