It appears that we now know what mysterious book will be the source material for Juno director Jason Reitman’s next film: Walter Kirn’s “Up in the Air”.
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Jason Reitman’s Next is ‘Up in the Air’
The bigwigs over at the BBC should be pleased to hear that Natalie Portman, the latest big screen Anne Boleyn, has reportedly pulled out of the upcoming adaptation of Emily Bronte’s classic period novel, Wuthering Heights.
For a culture inundated with awards shows and general bouts of celebrities patting themselves on the back, it’s nice to see that the MTV Movie Awards is still relevant.
Ellen Page, star of Juno and Smart People, not to mention the upcoming Whip It, is looking to prove her acting credentials through appearing as one of the most kickass female literary icons, Jane Eyre.
If there is anything to learn from last year’s little film that could, not everyone loves the underdog
Phuket, Thailand! The pop-culture phenomenon comes in a two-disc special edition that aches your belly with laughter and warms your heart.
Brian Gibson loves to buy DVDs. Come with him on his weekly journey into the depths of credit card debt as he tells you what to buy, rent and avoid.
Our good friends over at Coming Soon have stumbled upon a brand new pair of deleted scenes from the upcoming Juno DVD release, which will hit the shelves of your local retailers on April 15th. The two scenes are accompanied by commentary from director Jason Reitman and screenwriter Diablo Cody.
For those who are, like me, a fan of the Juno soundtrack, you can rejoice in the announcement that Rhino Records will be released “Juno B-Sides: Almost Adopted Songs”, a 15-track collection of songs that did not make it onto the original soundtrack.
I wish I had one more rhyme for the title of this post to mirror the genius that looms on horizon for Jason Reitman fans. The Juno director told MTV Movies Blog that he’ll be writing a new film to helm at the end of the year - after his duties on Jennifer’s Body.
Earlier today, we posted a deleted scene from Juno to help get you a little more excited for the film, and as soon as we get our hands on more cool stuff from the DVD release, we will share that as well. But this is not about showing you cool stuff from the DVD, it is about hooking you up with a FREE copy that you can enjoy all to yourself. With that said, we’ve got a great new giveaway!
On April 15th, Fox Searchlight will bring the indie sensation, four time Oscar nominated Juno to DVD retail outlets everywhere, and those of us who have been Jonesing for more Juno will finally get our just desserts. The clip below, titled “Cafe Triste” has been released by Fox Searchlight today to help build the buzz for the upcoming release.
Ellen Page dropped out of Sam Raimi’s ‘Drag Me to Hell’ this week, but that doesn’t mean we won’t be seeing plenty of her over the next 24 months…
Long before Diablo Cody or Ellen Page were born, there was ‘Teenage Mother’. And she’s in trouble…
We get more details on the Blu-ray release of Juno, including an orange Tic Tac flavored cover.
Two days after her Oscar win, Diablo Cody is showing off more than her little golden man on the web…
Ever wonder what its like to wake up the next morning with an Oscar to your name?
With the exception of Best Picture, the Academy Award for Best Director is arguably the most prestigious award to receive.
When it comes to the five best pic nominees, this little indie could be the one that steals the entire show…
You would think that Best Original Screenplay would be an easy category to break down. But you would be wrong.
Industry insiders seem to be saying one thing about the Best Picture race, and it rhymes with ‘Juno’…
Fox Searchlight has released some details on when you can own the little comedy that is sweeping the nation.
The Academy Awards don’t mean shit. Yeah, you heard me.
I’m happy to report that I won’t be getting into any fistfights with critics about Juno — at least, not with too many of them.
Oscar Week is underway here at FSR. And we feel like starting with a discussion about the surprise nominees of the 80th Annual Awards.
Let’s get this Oscar Week started… With posters!
Despite evidence to the contrary, it appears that Hollywood may have a soul after all.
Haven’t seen enough of ‘Juno’ yet? We hope not. Here is a look at some clips from the film, set to Ellen Page and Michael Cera singing “Anyone Else But You”.
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The Brits pick their favorite films of the year. Time to analyze their decisions.
