NEW BATMAN Script Gets Five Star Review!!

We at dtheatre are not reading this script review of David Goyer's Batman script (we still want to be somewhat surprised), but we've heard and now have evidence that its that damn good.  With Chris Nolan directing and solid cast members signed on, things are smelling great for Batfans everywhere.

30 Jan, 2004 - 6:02 PM
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OSCAR NOMINATIONS!! Rings, Translation Rule

Yes.  The Rings are finally King.  Taking in 11 nominations (nods in all major catagories), Peter Jackson and the hairy little ones have finally received the respect they deserve from Hollywood's elite. Sausage on the sea party, Master and Commander, raked in 10 nominations and  Bill Murray scored a Best Actor nod.

27 Jan, 2004 - 8:30 AM
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Peter Jackson, Bill Murray Win GOLDEN GLOBES

Lord of the Rings finally got its due Sunday night at the Golden Globes Awards and Sofia Coppola and Bill Murray won big for their film, Lost in Translation.  Translation scored best musical or comedy, best screenplay, and best actor in a musical or comedy.  Charlize Theron and Sean Penn won the dramatic acting globes.

26 Jan, 2004 - 12:11 AM
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CATWOMAN Video Footage Damn Stupid!!

Oprah had a birthday this week.  A big, damn fiftieth birthday party. Her celeb friends sent video messages.  One of them, a odd, strange, sado-masochistic-looking one was from Halle Berry in her Catwoman outfit.  This buzz on this flick just keeps getting worse and worse.  This smells like Batman and Robin.

30 Jan, 2004 - 10:23 AM
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Razzies Nominations: Celebrating Cinematic Failure

The Razzies, which annually pay tribute to Hollywood's worst achievements of the year, have announced their nominations today with the Aff-Pez's duo's mob-comedy bomb Gigli in the lead with nine nominations — among them worst picture and worst screen couple.

26 Jan, 2004 - 11:09 AM
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Kutcher's BUTTERFLY EFFECT Wins Weekend

A somewhat soft weekend at the box office has made an opener out of star-fucker, Pee Diddy friend, and That 70's Show village idiot, Ashton Kutcher.  Along Came Polly slipped a bit, but not too much to take second place.

25 Jan, 2004 - 12:08 PM
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