End Of Watch: Exclusive quad poster
End Of Watch has released an official quad poster, and you can see it exclusively here…
Jake Gyllenhaal stars in red-band trailer for End Of Watch: watch now
End Of Watch has released a bruising red-band trailer in which Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena head into some of L.A.’s meanest neighbourhoods in order to shut down the drug cartels operating within…
Source Code to become TV series
CBC has picked up the rights to Duncan Jones’ magnificent Source Code, and is aiming turn turn it into a weekly telly series.
The pitch is as follows: “Three former federal agents who are part of a top-secret program use Source Code technology to jump into the consciousness of people involved in tragic events.”
Which sounds a lot like Quantum Leap meets… Quantum Leap.
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Best & Worst: Friends Movies
The Good Girl (2002)
The Friend: Jennifer Aniston
The Movie: Aniston makes good by pairing up with influential indie director Miguel Arteta - and in an instant we’ve forgotten all about the romcom fluff she’s been pedalling since the mid ‘90s. Barely cracking a smile, her ‘Rachel hair’ is scraped back into unforgiving ponytails as Aniston breathes snarky misery into supermarket worker Justine.
Married to the doltish Phil (John C Reilly), Justine’s bored. Bored at home. Bored at work. Then she meets passionate young checkout boy Holden (Jake Gyllenhaal), and trips into a fiery affair.
Easily Aniston’s most accomplished screen performance, Good Girl finds the actress being bold and daring for the first time. Outside of her comfort zone, she’s electric as Justine – frumpy, miserable and borderline unlikeable. Ironically, it makes us like Aniston all the more…
Hop bounces its way to big box office win
Russell Brand’s Easter-themed movie takeover proved more successful than any of us imagined it would be, as Hop this weekend became the year’s biggest opening movie.
Debuting with a record-setting $38m, the fluffy family comedy beat this year’s previous big earner Rango by just under $1m.
On the opposite end of the audience spectrum – i.e. those older than five – Duncan Jones’ sophomore sci-fi Source Code also came out trumps, opening in second place with $15m.
Jake Gyllenhaal to take on The Bourne Legacy?
Jake Gyllenhaal could be about to replace Matt Damon as the macho man-hero of the Bourne film series. The Source Code star is currently heading up a list of promising young actors who writer-director Tony Gilroy is considering for his Bourne Legacy.
Other actors on that list include Tobey Maguire, Garrett Hedlund, Taylor Kitsch and Kellan Lutz, though apparently a much longer list includes the likes of Josh Hartnett, Paul Dano, Michael Fassbender and Alex Pettyfer. The bigger names are apparently mostly at the behest of Universal, who are understandably antsy that they get their casting on this new Bourne adventure 100% right.
Source Code poster released
Explosions! Jake! Smoky stuff! Yes, the first poster for Duncan Jones’ Source Code, the Moon director’s sophomore directing gig, has hit the interweb. And it’s about as dramatic and loopy as you’d hope it would be. Forgoing the story’s pivotal train, it’s a more abstract offering that plays around with the film’s plot.











![Source Code to become TV series
CBC has picked up the rights to Duncan Jones’ magnificent Source Code, and is aiming turn turn it into a weekly telly series. The pitch is as follows: “Three former federal agents who are part of a top-secret program use Source Code technology to jump into the consciousness of people involved in tragic events.” Which sounds a lot like Quantum Leap meets… Quantum Leap.[FOR THE FULL STORY, CLICK ON JAKE OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrm4zjAVA11qcga5ro1_500.jpg)



