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Could Frank Martin, the titular "transporter" from the popular action series THE TRANSPORTER, be gay? I'd be lying if I said I didn't think the films were a little homoerotic but I didn't think Jason Statham's character was literally a homosexual. Turns out though that's exactly what Louis Leterrier, director of TRANSPORTER 2 and later THE INCREDIBLE HULK, had in mind. Leterrier said that he shot the second TRANSPORTER... Read More...

We all know that Brett Ratner is attached to direct BEVERLY HILLS COP IV and today we have some story details as Latino Review take a look at the script that is currently in place. Apparently the studio loves what they have but Murphy isn't too hot on it. So it remains to be seen if this is the draft that is ultimately made. After all, Murphy's eye for a script is legendary and so his disagreement could easily kill this screenplay by... Read More...

You can always check into our UPCOMING MOVIES section for all of the latest info on all the upcoming movie releases, but here's what's opening this week --> FILMS IN WIDE RELEASE PUNISHER: WAR ZONE Waging his one-man war on the world of organized crime, ruthless vigilante-hero Frank Castle sets his sights on overeager mob boss Billy Russoti. After Russoti is left horribly disfigured by Castle,... Read More...

The Money Shots is a regular column here at JoBlo.com highlighting some of the very best scenes in movie history (at least according to us). All are presented to you in near DVD quality and in extended format. Money Shots will bring you the classics without fear of spoilers so if you haven't seen the movie advertised, you might want to watch the movie in its entirety first. While we've already covered GOODFELLAS in full, this... Read More...

HBO hoped to have a huge hit on their hands when they launched the big-budget drama series "Rome" with a time slot directly after "The Sopranos." While the drama, co-produced with the BBC, had decent ratings and wound up with 11 Emmys in two years, it was also insanely expensive and "Rome" was canceled after two years. But that might not be the end of the show that HBO executives later claimed they prematurely... Read More...

Over the Thanksgiving weekend the new issue of Empire Magazine came out and along with the first look at Gambit from X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE, we got a first look at Johnny Depp and Christian Bale from the upcoming Michael Mann crime drama PUBLIC ENEMIES. In the film Depp stars as famed gangster John Dillinger who's on the run from dogged FBI man Melvin Purvis (Bale). I like the Depp as Dillinger pic MUCH better than Bale pic and... Read More...

PLAY OUR MERYL STREEP QUIZ NOW!! < sample question below> < sample question below> Which of these was Streep's first movie? Julia Deer Hunter Manhattan Kramer vs. Kramer Silkwood CLICK HERE TO PLAY Read More...

Paris : L'Harmattan, c2007.; Bonenfant - Bibl. des sc. humaines et sociales; PN 1995.9 C55 D774 2007

Roma : Portaparole, 2005.; Bonenfant - Bibl. des sc. humaines et sociales; PN 1998.3 V825 K91 2005

I wasn't a huge fan of Tim Burton's remake of PLANET OF THE APES, and I think it's safe to say I wasn't the only one who shared that sentiment. It baffles me then, that 20th Century Fox is said to be interested in remaking CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES, the story of Caesar, the first ape with speech who started the events that led to a world where monkeys ruled. Fox's Tom Rothman says: We are very close at... Read More...

Ever since I heard Gambit's thick, cajun drawl in the original X-men animated series, he became and has since remained my favorite of all the heroic mutants. It's fitting then, that one of my favorite young actors working today--Taylor Kitsch--is portraying the explosive ladies man in the upcoming WOLVERINE. Kitsch plays badboy Tim Riggins on the critically acclaimed series "Friday Night Lights" which is perhaps my... Read More...

To say things have been slow round these parts lately would be a gross understatement. The other night I was considering posting a story about Jim Carrey sneezing but i figured a line had to be drawn somewhere. Hopefully with the holidays coming to a close, things will pick up this week and I won't have to post stories about Kelsey Grammer, Charles S. Dutton, Megan Mullaly, Debbie Allen and Bebe Neuwirth's casting as the... Read More...

Mathew Plale reviews "Chungking Express" Read More...

WEEKEND BOX-OFFICE Christmas is here...&nbsp; Looks like most Americans were ready and willing to check into movie theaters over the Thanksgiving holidays, as this turned into Hollywood's 2nd biggest Thanksgiving period ever! The top 12 movies grossed around $224M, which was a touch under... Read More...

PLOT: When Milo and Bella are on their way to shoot interviews for a documentary, they soon find themselves sidetracked. Milo’s brother Leo has just been arrested and must get himself to a rehabilitation clinic or he will face the consequences and go to prison. The catch is that Leo must come up with a lot of money to pay for his rehab stay. Along the way, the threesome find themselves looking to... Read More...

Brian Goodman's trailer for WHAT DOESN'T KILL YOU hit the web today and you can check it out BELOW. In the movie Ethan Hawke and Mark Ruffalo star as childhood friends in South Boston who turn to crime, much to the detriment of their friendship and their personal lives. It is based on Goodman's life. I don't know, I've never been to Boston, but I always figured people from there said stuff like "Fahk yew", like in GONE... Read More...

Plot: Frank Martin (Jason Statham) is back, and this time, he has to transport a mysterious Ukrainian girl named Valentina (Natalya Rudakova) from Marseille to Budapest. As an added incentive, Martin has an explosive bracelet locked to his wrist which will explode if he moves more than 75 feet from his signature Audi. Review: I really liked the first TRANSPORTER film. It was a rock solid b- movie that showed Jason Statham had... Read More...

Plot: The life and death of Harvey Milk (Sean Penn), who, during the seventies, became the first openly gay man to hold public office, when he was elected as a city supervisor in San Francisco. Review: MILK is a triumphant return to the mainstream for director Gus Van Sant. Having initially made his name in the realm of independent film, he hit the big time in the late nineties after directing GOOD WILL HUNTING. After following that... Read More...

Paris : Cahiers du cinéma : Institut national de l'audiovisuel, c2008.; Bonenfant - Bibl. des sc. humaines et sociales; PN 1995 G477 2008

New York : Continuum, c2007; Bonenfant - Bibl. des sc. humaines et sociales; PN 1995.9 D6 E47 2007