Freida Pinto In 'Glamour': In A Bra, Talking Boyfriend Dev Patel

Freida Pinto is one of Glamour's three May covergirls and on her cover she wears a Peter Som bra and shorts. Inside she talks about filming Julian Schnabel's Middle East drama "Miral" and her relationship with her boyfriend, "Slumdog" costar Dev Patel.....

This Week In Movies by Pete Hammond

In typical Hollywood fashion studios are using the months of March and April to unleash a slew of adult-oriented thrillers, movies that aren’t sequels, prequels, comic books or other staples of the industry’s favored summertime fare. That’s why now we are getting Unknown, The Adjustment Bureau, The Lincoln Lawyer , Limitless and the upcoming Source Code all bunched together within a few weeks and all aimed at the same audience. Late winter/Spring is prime time for this sort of film but since the slow-to-show-up older audience (who might be more intrigued by this kind of thing than your typical fanboy) takes their time in getting out to the movies, I thought it was unusual that this week we had two of these similar appeal films , Limitless and Lincoln Lawyer going head to head. Their stars , Lawyer’s Matthew McConaughey and Limitless’ Bradley Cooper are also somewhat interchangeable although Cooper , thanks to The Hangover, has more heat right now. Still both these movies might do better if they had the week to themselves. And both managed to get fairly high marks from critics with Lawyer scoring an outstanding 81`% fresh at Rotten Tomatoes and Limitless not far behind with 64%. Nevertheless Limitless, about a super pill that makes you smart, managed to slay the competition taking in an estimated $19 million for a clear number one and a nice audience satisfaction rating of B+ from Cinemascore. Perhaps the presence of co-star Robert DeNiro also helped goose that better-than-expected number even IF he wasn’t prominent on the ads........

Robert Zemeckis’s “Yellow Submarine”: A Bomb In the Making

Wow! We avoid a bullet for this purpose. Planned action live - or turn off the animation - Cancelled Beatles "Yellow Submarine", by Disney.
This is a big relief. Despite the best intentions of the director Robert Zemeckis], it was a bomb explosion in the decisions and the price of $ 150,000,000. Conflicting reports claiming Disney put out the trade Zemeckis] project is "Mars loves mothers" was a disaster at the box office this weekend. (The cost has a $ 6.9 million at the end of this week, and 150 million U.S. dollars). Zemeckis] can still be determined in another project somewhere, but please, really, no. Instead, why not make all Apple Corps "Yellow Submarine" available on DVD and Blu-ray. This is a classic and hard to find. Should be implemented Zemeckis], successor to ... At the same time, a member of the Beatles clear "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" : Paul McCartney to shop the luxury of cashmere Fisher Christopher Hampton in the east. There Beatle hot, y'know stay!