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Theater Reviews: The Stage Dive Weekend Roundup
Paul Weitz’s Lonely I'm Not and Sophie Gets the Horns.
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Paul Weitz’s Lonely I'm Not and Sophie Gets the Horns.
Teens (Who Run the World).
Carlos is never more than the idea of a man we should admire.
It's a tear-jerker.
Hardwicke who?
Plus: Chris Weitz! Werewolves! Cooking!
No matter how passionately you love a florid, overwritten, hilarious book, the movie can be EVEN BETTER.
"I have a very high estrogen count."
"Weitz’s compositions have no spark, though, and his pacing is so flaccid that you’re going to need the electricity of a live, first-weekend audience to stay charged up."
Roger Ebert says that "Sitting through this experience is like driving a pickup in low gear though a sullen sea of Brylcreem."
Plus: 'Titanic' was basically just an excuse for James Cameron to get free scuba lessons.
"We're still tweaking them to the last possible day," explains Chris Weitz.
His CGI budget was a fraction of that of 'New Moon.' Or was it?
Plus: Asher Roth lets them boogie but still chases the booty.
Diane Kruger: "I think if we could have, we would like to have killed Hitler ourselves."
Chris Weitz says Yorke composed a song specifically for the movie and "unless it's sounds of him belching, I think I'll put it in."
Step aside, Jackman!
Is this franchise cursed? We say yes!
Her new interview with 'EW' paints a starkly different picture than the one Nikki Finke originally broke in December.
Did the baby face prevail?
'Twilight' creator Stephenie Meyer rushes to 'New Moon' director Chris Weitz's defense.
Chris Weitz signs on, replacing Catherine Hardwicke, who is a woman.
Keeping Twilighters informed is what we do!
Is Summit Entertainment replacing Catherine Hardwicke with some dude?
Plus: Colonel Tom Parker gets his own biopic, and Willem Dafoe hits the vampire trifecta.