Showing posts with label Park Chan-Wook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Park Chan-Wook. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2012

Stoker Real Goode

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Haven't gotten a chance to watch this myself but you can't really go wrong with two and a half minutes of watching slash listening to the adorable Matthew Goode talk, no matter what it's about. When it's about Park Chan-wook's English-language debut Stoker, in which Goode co-stars with Mia Wasikowska and Nicole Kidman, this is especially true. (via)
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Stoker Real Goode

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Haven't gotten a chance to watch this myself but you can't really go wrong with two and a half minutes of watching slash listening to the adorable Matthew Goode talk, no matter what it's about. When it's about Park Chan-wook's English-language debut Stoker, in which Goode co-stars with Mia Wasikowska and Nicole Kidman, this is especially true. (via)
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Friday, February 3, 2012

I Am Link

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--- I'm going to keep these brief since good god I feel like I have been typing myself blind today. First up, there is going to be an Insidious sequel, says Variety. And it will be from the same team that gave us the first one, director James Wan and screenwriter Leigh Whannell. Hopefully they'll keep up the vibe of the terrific first film and not wander off back into Saw territory. I wonder if they'll use any of the same cast? It's tragic that Patrick Wilson never got his bum out in the first movie. The very definition of tragedy.

--- We were just talking about this! They have found a replacement for Lily Collins as the lead girl in The Evil Dead reboot - her name is Jane Levy and I guess she's on that "Alan Tudyk and Jeremy Sisto get gay a lot" show Suburgatory. She is pretty. And speaking of this movie the director shared a picture of the woods where they're filming over at BD. It's a picture of some woods. Very exciting.

--- Two of my favorite people, Eric Bana and Rebecca Hall, are going to make a movie with the director of Boy A, which introduced the world to the awesomeness of Andrew Garfield but besides that was a really terrific piece of filmmaking itself. I'm all over this.

--- And finally, The Help actress Octavia Spencer, who seems cool as all get out but really doesn't deserve the Oscar she's probably about to win for that movie, has just joined the cast of Snow Piercer, that movie joining the forces of Bong Joon-ho (as director) and Park Chan-wook (as producer) with the actors Chris Evans and Tilda Swinton amongst others. I'm very excited about this thing. It's a whole theme, me being excited. Whee, being me is ka-razy!
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I Am Link

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--- I'm going to keep these brief since good god I feel like I have been typing myself blind today. First up, there is going to be an Insidious sequel, says Variety. And it will be from the same team that gave us the first one, director James Wan and screenwriter Leigh Whannell. Hopefully they'll keep up the vibe of the terrific first film and not wander off back into Saw territory. I wonder if they'll use any of the same cast? It's tragic that Patrick Wilson never got his bum out in the first movie. The very definition of tragedy.

--- We were just talking about this! They have found a replacement for Lily Collins as the lead girl in The Evil Dead reboot - her name is Jane Levy and I guess she's on that "Alan Tudyk and Jeremy Sisto get gay a lot" show Suburgatory. She is pretty. And speaking of this movie the director shared a picture of the woods where they're filming over at BD. It's a picture of some woods. Very exciting.

--- Two of my favorite people, Eric Bana and Rebecca Hall, are going to make a movie with the director of Boy A, which introduced the world to the awesomeness of Andrew Garfield but besides that was a really terrific piece of filmmaking itself. I'm all over this.

--- And finally, The Help actress Octavia Spencer, who seems cool as all get out but really doesn't deserve the Oscar she's probably about to win for that movie, has just joined the cast of Snow Piercer, that movie joining the forces of Bong Joon-ho (as director) and Park Chan-wook (as producer) with the actors Chris Evans and Tilda Swinton amongst others. I'm very excited about this thing. It's a whole theme, me being excited. Whee, being me is ka-razy!
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Tilda Bong Park Bell

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Well what we have here is a movie in the making of my dreams, y'all. Remember the other day when I told you guys about Snow Piercer, the movie teaming up Korean super-directors Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook (Bong will direct while Park's producing)? You might not remember the details of it since it was about Chris Evans singing on to the film and it was therefore put in the context of a bunch of half-naked pictures of him. I can forgive you for not reading my words when that sort of thing happens. But this time! This time! You must read the words, dammit! Via DH:

"Tilda Swinton and Jamie Bell are in talks to join Chris Evans in the indie drama "Snow Piercer" at Moho Films reports Variety.

Set in a world covered in snow and ice, the story follows a train full of travelers who struggle to co-exist. Korean helmer Bong Joon-ho ("Mother," "The Host") makes his U.S. directorial on the film."

You guys. You guys! Guys. Oh, you guys.
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Tilda Bong Park Bell

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Well what we have here is a movie in the making of my dreams, y'all. Remember the other day when I told you guys about Snow Piercer, the movie teaming up Korean super-directors Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook (Bong will direct while Park's producing)? You might not remember the details of it since it was about Chris Evans singing on to the film and it was therefore put in the context of a bunch of half-naked pictures of him. I can forgive you for not reading my words when that sort of thing happens. But this time! This time! You must read the words, dammit! Via DH:

"Tilda Swinton and Jamie Bell are in talks to join Chris Evans in the indie drama "Snow Piercer" at Moho Films reports Variety.

Set in a world covered in snow and ice, the story follows a train full of travelers who struggle to co-exist. Korean helmer Bong Joon-ho ("Mother," "The Host") makes his U.S. directorial on the film."

You guys. You guys! Guys. Oh, you guys.
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