Clemence Poesy

Nearly one whole year has gone by since the last Oscar ceremonies. Another year of films, another year of losses (as written so eloquently by our own Spazarella, found here ). Another year of hype and over hype for films like The Dark Knight, Indiana Jones, Quantum of Solace and High School Musical 3. Another year where films like Iron Man, and Hancock saw unexpected success. And likewise, films like Seven Pounds and Cloverfield underperformed their expectations. But every year sees several films fly through theaters relatively unnoticed, that’s if they were widely released. These films often appear as names on a ballot during ... Read Full Story

Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson enjoy themselves mightily in the unpolished black tragicomedy In Bruges. And why shouldn’t they? They play Irish hitmen on the lam in Belgium — and the very notion of such a placid tourist spot as a lam destination is engineered for maximum amusement, at least among European audiences who enjoy a good, dumb Belgian joke. Farrell is Ray, agitated with guilt about the innocent bystander he killed in the course of his first big rubout assignment in London — but not so morose that he doesn’t have an eye for ladies of any nationality, nor so unmoved by beauty ... Read Full Story

Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) are two men sent to Bruges against their will, forced to see the staggeringly boring historic sights and stay in their hotel room. Bruges is in Belgium, and Ray and Ken are two assassins. Unfortunately for Ray, his last job resulted in the death of a young child, and so his future is debatable- Harry Waters (a reptile-like Ralph Fiennes) may or may not be putting a hit on him. Meanwhile, the two friends enjoy themselves as much as possible while in Bruges. Written and directed by Martin McDonagh, whose only previous film credit is a short ... Read Full Story

Yes, you're right! They both played prominent roles in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0330373/)! The charming heroine of JK Rowling's series, the bubbly and lovely Emma Watson, who at the age of nine, bested hundreds of young, aspiring actresses for the much-coveted role of Hermoine Granger, the most scholarly of all the young wizards. Nowadays, she is not a cute girl anymore. In fact, she has become a beautiful young woman who has captivated her share of moviegoers worldwide. - - - - - - The latest buzz is that the 19-year old is about to become the next Chanel signature ... Read Full Story

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