Despite our attempts to stay away from every little promotional poster for “Inglourious Basterds” so far, we have failed. Here’s a poster for Melanie Laurent’s French character Shosanna, who is essentially the main protagonist of the film. Obviously, Women cannot technically be labeled bastards or even basterds, but obviously in Quentin Tarantino’s world logic need not apply. [Cinematical]
It’s possible we have already mentioned this. The Gerard Butler starring sci-film action flick “Game” is now simply called, “Gamer.” You’re thanking your stars you can to visit our site today so you could enrich your lives by reading this. This is, evidently, the film’s third title now which surely breeds lots of confidence. [FSR]
A new “District 9” poster, riddled with bullets has appeared online. It’s not fantastic by any means, but a growing cult seems to be circling this film. [Yahoo]
Remember that “Iron Man 2” image of Robert Downey Jr. in costume armor? Want to see 15, ever-so-slightly different versions of them? Apparently the reason they shot at a Donut shop this week was because Tony Stark flies to a donut shop and eats them on top of the business. Or at least, that’s what it looks like. [Photoshelter] There’s also shots of Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury too.
Will Kelly Clarkson surface on the “New Moon” soundtrack and do you give a flying fuck either way?
Just as we suspected. Don’t believe the hype says Movieline. Boy-ungenius Jonathan Levine’s long-shelved horror film “All The Boys Love Mandy Lane” isn’t worth the celluloid it was shot on, let alone a geek-driven campaign for a proper theatrical release. [Movieline]
Of course women can be called bastards.