Movies
Interview: Tossers Tim Doirion and April Mullen talk about their new Rock Paper Scissors comedy
Posted by: Mark McLeod • April 4, 2008 @ 9:47am
Let's face it, being a writer for a fairly high profile entertainment and movie website can be both stressful and fun. The fun comes with the perks of seeing movies early and for free, and getting piles of promotional swag. Theatrical one sheets, free DVDs, free t-shirts -- you name it, I get it.
Interview: The Lonely Island's Jorma Taccone and Chester Tam
Posted by: Paul Little • March 18, 2008 @ 7:49pm
It was a cool, rainy February afternoon in Los Angeles. Hollywood was agog with buzziness over the Academy Awards, which were only a day away.
Interview: Heroes star Greg Grunberg on the hit NBC show, his new movie Group Sex, and his charity work
Posted by: Paul Little • March 6, 2008 @ 5:50pm
Greg Grunberg may not be a name that you can place, but you most likely know his face and his work. For years playing supporting characters -- including co-starring on his friend JJ Abrams' shows Felicity and Alias -- Grunberg finally got a starring role in the NBC series Heroes, playing Matt Parkman, the L.A. cop who could read minds.
No Country for Old Men big winner at Academy Awards
Posted by: Paul Little • February 25, 2008 @ 3:31am
The 80th Annual Academy Awards was a relatively short (at only 3 hours and 20 minutes) and relatively tame affair, almost as if there was little time to prepare for it.
ShowbizMonkeys.com at the 80th Annual Academy Awards
Posted by: Paul Little • February 24, 2008 @ 6:00am
ShowbizMonkeys.com is in Los Angeles this weekend covering the Oscars. But let's not kid ourselves -- we're not CNN or Entertainment Tonight or even TVGuide.com, and as such, we weren't given the same kind of access these media outlets who have been around for more than five months received. But that doesn't mean we didn't get any access.
If you're looking for a popcorn flick, Shake Hands with the Devil isn't it. It's a thought provoking and eerie take on one man's experience during the Rwandan genocide.
Classic VFX films return to Vancouver screen
Posted by: Mark McLeod • January 30, 2008 @ 8:02pm
One of the best things about seeing a great movie is remembering back to the time and place where you first saw it. I know that for me personally, I can remember many such moviegoing experiences, like the time I first saw The Matrix during the last night of its run in the smallest theatre of a local megaplex, wishing I had gone sooner so I could see it again.
SAG Award Winners: Sopranos, No Country take home biggest honours
Posted by: Paul Little • January 28, 2008 @ 5:24am
With the Golden Globes a wash, and the Oscars in jeopardy, the Screen Actors Guild Awards was the one Hollywood awards show completely unaffected by the WGA strike (as SAG has been supportive of the Writers Guild from the beginning).
If you've read my review of the Star Trek teaser, you'll already know I'm a Star Trek fan.
Oscar nominations: There Will Be Blood and No Country for Old Men lead with 8 a piece
Posted by: Paul Little • January 23, 2008 @ 7:05am
With the writers' strike still upon us and the 2008 Golden Globes coming and going as almost an afterthought, the nominations for the 80th annual Academy Awards were released from Hollywood on Wednesday.
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