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YESTERDAY'S POLL
Who was the TOP performer of 2008
Heath Ledger, (The Dark Knight) - 33% Brad Pitt (Benjamin Button) - 18% Kate Winslet, (The Reader/Revolutionary Road) - 16% Philip Seymour Hoffman (Synecedoche New York, Doubt) - 11% Mickey Rourke (The Wrestler) - 10% Anne Hathaway (Rachel Getting Married, Get Smart) - 4% OTHER - 3%
Movie Reviewers Team Reviews of all the mainstream movies playing at a theater near you!
OUT ON DVD and BLURAY TODAY!
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Fresh off its Golden Globe win for Best Comedy Film of 2008, Vicky Cristina Barcelona comes out on DVD.
Another interesting film that was panned by critics and audiences avoided was 'My Best Friend's Girl', starring Dane Cook and Kate Hudson. It's not as bad as people say it is.
Also out is the Western 'Appaloosa', which was the only Western film of 2008. Interesting story of friendship and a lady who can't be alone.
REPORT: WATCHMAN SETTLEMENT CLOSE
Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox said Friday that they have been making progress in talks aimed at settling the legal dispute over the rights to Watchmen. A hearing to set a trial date had been scheduled for today (Monday) before U.S. District Court Judge Gary Feess, who had ruled last month that Warner Bros. and the film's producers had failed to obtain distribution rights to the movie.
On his New York Times Carpetbagger blog, reporter Michael Cieply noted that he had spotted Fox studios co-chairman Tom Rothman and Warner Bros. President Alan Horn "smiling and back-patting -- each other, not the superstars" at the Golden Globes.
Cieply concluded: "A public display of affection between studio chiefs, along with those pricey Watchmen ads on the National Football League playoff games this weekend, would add up to a message as big as the Hollywood sign: The talks between hitherto warring Fox and Warner over a settlement of Fox's lawsuit over rights to Watchmen must be on track."
LITTLE FILMS MAKING BIG SPLASH AT BOX OFFICE
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Gran Torino is one of several films contending for Oscar nominations that performed well at the box office in both limited and wide release.
Paramount Vantage's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, starring Brad Pitt, took in $9.4 million to bring its gross to $94 million. Fox Searchlight's Slumdog Millionaire, the big winner Sunday night at the Golden Globes Awards, earned $3.7 million, to bring its total to $34 million.
Others pulling in big crowds at small theaters included Focus Features' Milk; Paramount Vantage's Revolutionary Road and Defiance; and Fox Searchlight's The Wrestler.