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Christopher Rosen

4 Things to Keep an Eye on at Comic-Con

If you hear Comic-Con and think “Ain’t It Cool talkbacker,” then it might be time to recalibrate that air of superiority. The ‘Con — as some nerds call it; ahem — has become a mid-summer Mecca for all things pop culture. Put it this way: James Cameron screened 25 minutes of Avatar there last summer Read More

Bill Murray Adds to His Enemies List

2010 has turned into quite the banner year for journalists hoping to interview Bill Murray. For whatever the reason — perhaps a New Year’s resolution to return the calls made to his infamous 800-number — the notoriously elusive Murray is suddenly kind of everywhere! The result has pulled back the curtain to reveal a guy who Read More

Box Office Breakdown: Inception Steals Millions

As it turns out, people do still see live-action movies in theaters! Here’s a breakdown of the top five.

1. Inception: $60.4 million (new)

For an original film that runs for nearly two-and-a-half hours and doesn’t lend itself to selling lunchboxes or toys, a $60 million opening is anything but a disappointment. To wit: Inception Read More

Opening This Weekend: Inception! And Something Else

It’s the weekend you waited months for — The Sorcerer’s Apprentice comes out! Oh, and a little something called Inception too. Here’s a handy guide to the new releases.

Inception

What’s the story: For his follow-up to The Dark Knight, Christopher Nolan assembled an ensemble of GQ-ready men (Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Cillian Murphy, Tom Read More

3 Ways to Make Mission: Impossible IV Possible

While you get ready to have your mind blown by Inception, the Hollywood machine keeps moving forward — always looking for the next summer blockbuster. Or in this case: sequel. Well, third sequel to be exact. Despite the lackluster performance of Knight & Day, Paramount has reiterated their commitment to Tom Cruise and Mission: Impossible Read More

Moneyball Sounding Surprisingly Money

Maybe Moneyball won’t be so bad after all? It was just a year ago when the adaptation of Michael Lewis’ seemingly unadaptable baseball tome was all abuzz. That version — with Brad Pitt lined up to play the book’s central figure, Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane — was to be helmed by Steven Read More