Ang Lee

Fox has moved up the release date of Life of Pi, Ang Lee’s adaptation of the Yann Martel novel, shifting it from Dec. 21 to Nov. 21. The movie, which will be released wide in 3D, wowed movie exhibitors at last month’s CinemaCon convention in Las Vegas ...  

Only earlier today, we were thinking to ourselves: "By jove, this Christmas season at the movies is going to be an absolute clusterfuck" (and yes, the voice inside our heads is that of David Niven in "A Matter Of Life And Death"). Last Christmas was pretty bad on its own, when films like "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo," "War Horse," "The Adventures of Tintin" and "We Bought A Zoo" all cannibalized each other, and this summer, we're already...  

Taiwan-born film director Ang Lee’s (李安) Oscar-award-winning Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (臥虎藏龍) has been selected by Time Magazine as one of the 10 greatest movies made since 2000. The film, which Time film critic Richard ...  

Ang Lees Life of Pi film has stunned Hollywood after its first viewing The movie - based on Yann Martels Booker prize-winning novel - received a widely positive response after footage of the movie was screened by 20th Century Fox at CinemaCon in...  

Oscar-winning director Ang Lee, who zeroed in on Indian child actor Suraj Sharma as the lead for his forthcoming movie Life of Pi, says the teenager has given an emotional performance and hopes the movie remains talked about for a long time to come.  

(ChinaPost.com.tw) - Two Taichung City councilors clarified yesterday controversial comments they made the previous week that city funds injected into Ang Lee's new film “Life of Pi” have not helped to promote the central Taiwan city.  

Life of Pi has taken its good sweet time journeying from the bookshelf to the box office. First published in 2001, Yann Martel‘s novel passed through the hands of M. Night Shyamalan, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jean-Pierre Jeunet before ultimately ending up with Ang Lee in 2009. A tricky adaptation process and budgetary woes helped keep [...]  

Thursday morning at CinemaCon, 20th Century Fox presented footage, clips and trailers from their upcoming 2012 line-up. Included in the reel was 10-15 minutes of Ang Lee‘s adaptation Life of Pi, an extended trailer for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, new footage from Prometheus, clips from  Neighborhood Watch, and our first look at Taken 2. Per usual, I [...]  

Because when the folks casting Academy Award-winning director Ang Lee's "Taking Woodstock" movie got around to photographing me, at noon on Saturday, I was #109 and the line was out the door. Yes, Ang Lee is making a movie about how 1969's Woodstock ...  

Adapted from the novel by Yann Martel, Lee brings us a boy, a boat, and one big Bengal tiger. Read more posts by Kyle Buchanan Filed Under: ang lee ,movies ,clickables ,life of pi  

Martin Scorsese and Ang Lee have both made 3D movies, but the esteemed directors offered different perspectives on the burgeoning film technology at a panel discussion this week in Las Vegas. Scorsese has fallen in love with 3D, telling an audience at the ...  

and to somehow win 103 Academy Awards at next year's telecast, even though there are only 24 categories. Lost, of course, in all the above nonsense, is the fact that Ang Lee has shot a 3D movie. What?When did that happen?? As for its story—it is ...  

But studio co-chairmen Tom Rothman and Jim Gianopulos made it clear that they're hopeful their biggest movie this year will be December's "Life of Pi," Ang Lee's 3-D adaptation of Yann Martel's best-selling novel. "Ang wants to raise the bar ...  

LAS VEGAS -- Ang Lee didn't make the decision to film "Life of Pi" in ... It's like a new film language," Lee said, describing his learning curve as "humongous." "Only big movies get 3-D because its expensive -- naturally a quarter of your ...  

Let's just get this out of the way: making snap judgements about a movie based on ten minutes of footage is a bit ridiculous, but that said, first impressions mean a lot. It wasn't a fun week for Peter Jackson at CinemaCon who saw his 48 fps preview of "The Hobbit" heavily scrutinized, with many (including pushover fanboys) not finding favor with the hyper-realistic results of the new fancy schmanzy high-def footage. So today, Fox must've felt...