Cameron Crowe: 'Elizabethtown Certainly Created Some Thoughtful Times'

Cameron Crowe knows you didn't like 'Elizabethtown,' but his feelings aren't hurt -- everyone's entitled to their own personal opinion. Inside an interview with Vulture, the director spoke candidly about his 2005 feature film as well as the harsh response it received from experts and audiences alike. "'Elizabethtown' certainly created some thoughtful occasions, but nothing paralyzing. In my opinion, only if something arises from an inauthentic place in case you feel prone to stuff that anybody might say," recognized Crowe. "I support it and didn't feel savaged. It absolutely was somewhat brutal. However obtain that people wish to visit town. I express myself, too." So what's next for Crowe? After 'We Bought a Zoo,' which hits theaters Friday, the director will probably be undertaking a "straight-out comedy," and can not say additionally to that particular. And for your 'Say Anything' follow-up? Cameron has ideas, but the potential for making one seems rather slim. "There has been many individuals who got upset once i mentioned it's the one factor I'd consider doing -- some factor with Lloyd's character or one of the side figures," adding the film might be "a shadow from the previous story, but figures that you just understood, type of. And you also trigger relating to this tributary to another story together. This is the way i'd execute a 'Say Anything' follow-up." Crowe also discusses the mixtapes he gives his stars and also the plans for just about any Marvin Gaye biopic. You can examine the whole interview at Vulture. [via Vulture] [Photo: AP] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook

What Can We Glean from the New Prometheus Poster -- Besides Its Lame Tagline?

Ridley Scott has settled on a tagline for his pseudo-prequel to Alien, the star-studded June 2013 release Prometheus: “The Search For Our Beginning Could Lead To Our End.” Does that sound a little too much like the Breaking Dawn: Part I tag “Forever is Only the Beginning” to anyone? Both are Hallmarkian takes on mortality, which is a shame considering Prometheus should be one of the most original thrillers of next year. Its new poster, along with our musings thereon, follow. That’s an awfully murky photo. Like some post-apocalyptic retelling of The Great Gatsby where the green light guides us ceaselessly into the gnarly, space-invading future. (I’d cast Joel Edgerton in that one, too.) All I’m sensing so far is hi-tech sci-fi grandeur with a couple of easily traceable philosophical implications. Which is great. And it doesn’t require the prized craftwork of Charlize Theron, Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, and Patrick Wilson, but it gets it anyway. Can we blow through this mundane Oscar season and arrive at next June already? Bring me the Patrick Wilson “crumbling morality” face I so desire! ‘Prometheus’ Poster Promises A Search That Will Take Us To ‘Our End’ [The Playlist]

Power Rangers Costume Dispute Morphs Into Settlement (Exclusive)

Michael Rozman/Warner Bros. Diane Keaton was a fool for love. On Tuesday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the actress talked about her new memoir, Then Again, and got to talking about her past loves.our editor recommendsDiane Keaton Models For Chico's, Reveals Bulimia Battle in 'And Then Again' Memoir'X Factor': 5 Redeeming Qualities of a Shirtless Steve Jones (Video)Steve Jobs Biography, Tina Fey Memoir Top Amazon's Best-Selling Books of 2011 PHOTOS: ELLE's Women In Hollywood Tribute The talk host was definitely digging for the romantic dirt, real and on-screen: Woody Allen, Warren Beatty, Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson... and Steve Jobs. Yes, Steve Jobs. But, that story doesn't have a happy ending. During the actress' Annie Hall period (late 70s), Keaton recalls that the two were neighbors in NY City in the San Remo apartment building on Central Park West and the 8-years-younger man very much wanted to meet her. So, she went over to his massive apartment that she described as occupying several floors in one of the building's famed two towers. And that's where the romance ended. PHOTOS: 10 Memorable Milestones of the Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs' Career "And he starts talking and all he's talking about is the computer thing," Keaton recalls. "How the computer was going to take over the world. And I'm sitting there like, 'Ok, right.' And he keeps talking about how everyone is going to have a computer in their life, in their world, in their home. And I'm going, 'Right, Right.' And I never saw him again ever, because obviously I just wasn't prepared for that. I thought, 'Is he nuts?' " So, what was Keaton's take away from that experience? "Can you imagine? What an idiot I was." She then acknowledges that she wrote her book on a Mac computer. Jobs would eventually marry Laurene Powell in 1991 and have three children (as well as an earlier child out of wedlock). Watch the video below. Email: Jethro.Nededog@thr.com; Twitter:@TheRealJethro PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery Steve Jobs' Death: How the Magazines Covered Ellen DeGeneres Diane Keaton The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Males In Black 3 Trailer Online

If you are frightened of levels, look awayWe've seen a few posters, however a clip for MenInBlack 3 has hit the web, and provided us with only a small little more of the clue what to anticipate in the film. In a nutshell: familiar gags like using the neuraliser Will Cruz jumping off a really tall building and Josh Brolin carrying out a really, great Tommy Lee Johnson impression.The plot sees Smith's Agent J travel in time for you to avoid the murder of his partner Agent K(Tommy Lee Johnson) in 1969 - that they should do with K's more youthful counterpart (JoshBrolin). Also showing up are Emma Thompson as the second agent In Black, Jermaine Clement, Alice Eve and MichaelStuhlbarg.Bald eagle-eyed audiences will observe that a couple of from the shots here look a little odd, which we are putting lower towards the whole factor being shot in three dimensional, but we are positive that it'll be considered a go back to form following the lacklustre second film. And now it's time someone cast Johnson and Brolin because the same person given that they always, y'know, kinda appeared like these were.The film's had greater than a couple of hiccups and delays throughout production, but let us hope it's all regulated touring between now and could 25, 2012.[[Poll561]]

Cheers & Jeers: The Boardwalk-ing Dead

Boardwalk Empire Cheers to Boardwalk Empire for ending its second season getting a sizable bang.Want more Cheers & Jeers? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine.SPOILER ALERT: Stop reading through through should you haven't seen this week's episode!Just if the made an appearance as though estranged Atlantic City gangsters Nucky Thompson (Steve Buscemi) and Jimmy Darmody (an Emmy-worthy Michael Pitt) were acquiring that old band back together again, the Nuckster tough gunned lower his prodigal ex-protégé. The act shockingly shown the depths of Nuck's soullessness, especially after he swore he'd repent to his conscience-stricken new bride, Margaret (Kelly Macdonald).But Mrs. Schroeder - make that Thompson - stood a surprise of her up her starchy sleeve. She signed inside the deed for the land that Nucky and also the cronies were depending onto come with an ill-become windfall once the highway experienced to her local Catholic Chapel. (No real surprise the priest supported her for "moral support" when she met with federal da Esther Randolph.) That produces a potentially explosive conflict for Season 3 of HBO's top-quality drama: If Nucky would whack his surrogate boy for crossing him, what is going to he do to be able to his wife?Whoever else consider Boardwalk Empire's season finale?Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

Exclusive: Hopes For A Existence Clip

Glimpse at Carol Morley's docudramaIt might not seem such as the most Christmasy of tales, there is however something so profoundly moving about Hopes For A Existence that people needed to share a clip in the docudrama/drama-documentary along with you this chilled e'en.Carol Morley's film performed to rapt audiences in the LondonFilm Festival earlier around and it is ongoing to construct buzz. It informs the storyline of Joyce Vincent, a vivacious aspirant singer who died in her own bedsit in North London in 2003. Tragic although not unusual, you may think, aside from the truth that no-one observed. For 3 years.Morley's film seeks the arrive at the bottom from the story, mixing reconstructions of Vincent's existence and speaking-mind interviews together with her nearest and dearest. Well, relatively nearest and dearest.Appearing within this clip are her ex-boyfriend Martin Lister and Lynne Featherstone, Mega pixel for Hornsey and Wood Eco-friendly, who also attempted to get at the foot of the storyline simply to be rebuffed by everybody in the police towards the utilities companies who ongoing to provide Joyce's flat throughout that point. Existence PosterPlaying Vincent is Zawe Ashton, also known as the perfectly foul-mouthed Vod in Fresh Meat. Catch her heralded performance when Hopes For A Existence arrives on December 16.

'Dark Dark evening Rises' News: Prologue Confirmed, Gordon Outdated

It's Monday, and also the other "Dark Dark evening Increases" heavy week is behind us. Within the first official word round the Batman threequel's approaching prologue with a brand new comments from stars connected using the cast, we've got all your "Dark Dark evening" needs covered today. Become popular all the latest news from Gotham City following a jump! The Prologue "Increases" Extended rumored however formally confirmed, the "Dark Dark evening Increases" prologue is greatly headed your path. The six-minute sneak look is heading into theaters on December 16, and also on the newest episode of Talk Nerdy in my opinion, we dedicated to that which you might see when that "Dark Dark evening" prologue finally drops. Have a look inside the video below. "Miracle Mike" Beats Batman People words wouldn't appear sensible on every second day every week, but actor Adam Rodriguez confessed in the recent interview he required to abandon his bit part in "The Dark Dark evening Increases" for shooting "Miracle Mike," Steven Soderbergh's male-stripper movie. How anyone can leave Gotham City to have an chance at stripper fame is beyond me, however digress. Oldman Retires Gordon Christian Bale isn't the main Batman actor departing Gotham behind permanently. Gary Oldman spoken with MTV News the other day about his concentrate on "The Dark Dark evening Increases," verifying that his days as Commissioner Jim Gordon are really within an finish: "The Gordon mustache is outdated. They offered us a shadow box, and consists of my badge, my glasses as well as the mustache. He's outdated.Inch Reveal everything you consider the newest "Dark Dark evening Increases" news inside the comments section and also on Twitter!

David Cronenberg Has Seen the First Two 'Twilight' Movies

You'd never expect to hear the words David Cronenberg and 'Twilight' in the same sentence -- that is until the 'Dangerous Method' director cast Robert Pattinson in his upcoming movie, 'Cosmopolis.' In it, a 28-year-old billionaire (Pattinson) travels around Manhattan for the day in his limousine. Most critics aren't exactly fawning over the 'Twilight' films -- or for that matter, Pattinson's performance -- but Cronenberg saw something in Robert, particularly after watching his non-vampire moments in 'Remember Me' and 'Little Ashes.' That's not to say he wasn't impressed with Pattinson's work as Edward Cullen (yes, the man behind 'Videodrome' has seen 'Twilight' and 'New Moon'). "I was impressed with his screen presence and a lot of his stillness, and a lot of other things. But the other movies showed me he had range. He had the range that I wanted," Cronenberg told Vulture's Jada Yuan. So has he seen 'Breaking Dawn Part 1' yet? "I think I'll wait for the screener." In addition to 'Cosmopolis,' Cronenberg also discusses his current film, 'A Dangerous Method,' which stars Viggo Mortensen and Michael Fassbender as Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. Some critics have mentioned that this film isn't particularly "Cronenbergian," a notion that the director could care less about. That's totally, totally irrelevant. See, this is very common. I'm often telling critics that they should not confuse their process with mine. I don't care what movies I've made before. I don't care what people think is Cronenbergian or not. It's irrelevant to me. It's as though I'd never made another movie when I'm making this movie. There's nothing that I can take from those other movies, or what people think that I do, that is creatively of use to me. When I'm making this movie, once I've decided that yeah, this is a subject that interests me, I'm going to make this movie, I just focus on it. It's of the moment. The movie tells me what it wants. I listen to the movie; it tells me what it wants in terms of style, visual style, dramatic style. And I have no desire to impose some preconceived idea of Cronenbergness on the project. Cronenberg goes on to discuss the difficulty of financing films, particularly during a recession, as well as his thoughts on Occupy Wall Street. If you're a Cronenberg fan, the entire interview is definitely worth your time. 'A Dangerous Method' is currently in theaters. 'Cosmopolis' is scheduled for a 2012 release date. [via Vulture] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook