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Tag Archives: Scott Z. Burns
Movie Review: ‘Side Effects’
Side Effects is the perfect response to Broken City and Promised Land, two films that offered great potential but drowned themselves in shallowness, eschewing dimension and complexity to make the bad guys really bad while taking their message as inherently … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Mystery and Suspense, Reviews
Tagged Catherine Zeta-Jones, Channing Tatum, Jude Law, Open Road Films, Rooney Mara, Scott Z. Burns, Side Effects, Steven Soderbergh, Thrillers
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Soderberg Taking on ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E.’
Spy films of the 1960’s have a reputation of getting terrible remakes. It happened with Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman in 1998’s The Avengers. It happened with Jim Caviezel and Ian McKellan in last year’s The Prisoner. But that all … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Classics, Drama, Movies, News, Sci-Fi
Tagged Bourne Ultimatum, Man From U.N.C.L.E., Matt Damon, Robert Vaughn, Scott Z. Burns, Steven Soderberg, The Informant!, Warner Bros
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David Fincher Goes ‘20,000 Leagues Under the Sea’
Get ready for some cool undersea adventure as Disney is about to go 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea with director David Fincher. Previously, the studio had been talking with Charlie’s Angels helmer McG about taking on the pic, but that … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Disney, Drama, Movies, News
Tagged 000 Leagues Under the Sea, 20, Bourne Ultimatum, David Fincher, Deals, Disney, Fight Club, Jules Verne, McG, Movies, Scott Z. Burns
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