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In Time

With its clunky script and unsound message, In Time could be the work of an overambitious adolescent who just discovered a book on wordplay and the dystopian literature section in the library. The film, written and directed by Andrew Niccol, mishmashes a slew of genres and ideas into one big, laughable mess....  read more

Watch the Red Riding Hood Trailer

Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke will bring us medieval-set fantasy Red Riding Hood, starring Amanda Seyfried, on March 11. Gary Oldman, Virginia Madsen, Billy Burke and Julie Christie will also appear in the film....  read more

Baz Luhrmann to Direct Great Gatsby Movie?

Baz Luhrmann reportedly has a complete script ready for an adaptation of the classic F. Scott Fitzgerald novel....  read more

Letters to Juliet Review

Director: Gary Winick Writer: Jose Rivera, Tim Sullivan Cinematographer: Marco Pontecorvo Starring: Amanda Seyfried, Gael García Bernal, Vanessa Redgrave Studio: Applehead Pictures Needs a few rough drafts...  read more

Boogie Woogie Review

Director: Duncan Ward Writer: Daniel Moynihan Starring: Danny Huston, Stellan Skarsgard, Heather Graham, Amanda Seyfried, Alan Cumming Cinematographer: John Mathieson Studio/Run Time: IFC Films, 94 min. Star-splashed artworld spoof is only skin-deep Can the world ever have too much Amanda Seyfried on roller skates? I think not. Seyfried, a prolific young actress whose ubiquity recently prompted some wit on Twitter to dub her “the Gene Hackman of her generation,” turns up as a source of temptation in Boogie Woogie, a star-studded comedy of manners set in the London art scene of the ’90s. It’s a small role, offering a...  read more

Amanda Seyfried in Talks to Star in Catherine Hardwicke's Little Red Riding Hood Movie

Hollywood seems hot for fairy tales all of a sudden. Alice in Wonderland hit the box office with a bang last weekend, and now there’s word that director Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight, Lords of Dogtown) is working on a dark adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood....  read more

Dear John Review

Release Date: Feb. 5 Director: Lasse Hallström Writers: Jamie Linden (screenplay), Nicholas Sparks (novel) Cinematographer: Terry Stacey Starring: Channing Tatum, Amanda Seyfried, Richard Jenkins, Henry Thomas Studio/Run Time: Sony Screen Gems, 105 mins. There is nothing misleading about a film based on a Nicholas Sparks novel. For the past decade, titles like The Notebook, A Walk to Remember, Nights in Rodanthe and Message in a Bottle unabashedly wielded the looks of love (and two more of his novels are in studio development). The trend continues with Dear John, a romantic tale of love found, love lost and love stupidly...  read more

Jennifer's Body

Two years ago, Diablo Cody surprised audiences with her script...  read more