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Archive for the ‘Movie Productions’ Category

Mar 01, 2010
“Fever Pitch” DVD Screen Captures
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I’ve updated the gallery with caps from one of my favorite Drew movies, Fever Pitch. Enjoy!

Gallery Link: Fever Pitch – DVD Screen Captures: Movie
Categories: Movie Productions, Photos, Screen Captures


Feb 22, 2010
Everybody’s Fine Review
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I’ve watched the movie and here’s what I think of it.:)

Everybody’s fine is the story of a man (Robert De Niro) who realize that his only connections to his Four Children was his now dead wife. Not listening to his doctor advice to stay home he proceed to travel to pay each of his Children a visit. The movie
although a little long to start is good. The main actor Robert De Niro is giving a good performance as usual although its not usually his type of movies (I’m used to him in action movies, everybody’s fine is a drama) I happened to like him in drama as well. The story of the movie itself is good and sometimes sad. The movie is lead by well known and good actors such as Robert De Niro, Kate Beckinsale & Drew Barrymore who is as usual beautiful and amazing.

The only thing tho is that I would have love to see more scenes of Kate & Drew and a bit more of special features on the DVD (I love those) but in general the movie was enjoyable and nice.

Categories: Everybody's Fine, Movie Productions


Feb 14, 2010
“Boys on The Side” DVD Screen Captures
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Thanks to Ashley, DVD screen captures of Boys on The Side have now been added to the gallery. Enjoy!

Gallery Link: Boys on The Side – DVD Screen Captures: Movie
Categories: Movie Productions, Photos, Screen Captures


Feb 14, 2010
“Everybody’s Fine” Press Release + DVD Cover Art
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Everybody’s Fine will be released on DVD on February 23rd. Read the press release below and click on the thumbnail to view the great cover art in full-size. Also, stay tuned as we’ll be bringing you more Everybody’s Fine DVD news as the release date approaches. Enjoy!

Burbank, Calif. January 15, 2010– A recently retired widower makes an impromptu crosscountry
pilgrimage that reveals a host of family secrets in Everybody’s Fine, a heartfelt
dramatic comedy coming to DVD on February 23, 2010 from Miramax Home Entertainment.
Featuring Paul McCartney’s Golden Globe nominated song “(I Want To) Come Home,” as well
as a behind the scenes featurette and scenes not included in the theatrical release,
Everybody’s Fine is a bittersweet reminder of the lengths people go to protect those they love.
A finely drawn depiction of a family defined by the things they don’t tell each other,
Everybody’s Fine stars two-time Academy Award® winner Robert De Niro (Best Supporting
Actor, The Godfather Part II, 1974 and Best Actor, Raging Bull, 1980) as the patriarch of the far
flung Goode clan. In one of the most moving portrayals of his storied career, De Niro leads an
award winning ensemble that includes Drew Barrymore (He’s Just Not That Into You, Whip It),
Kate Beckinsale (the Underworld Franchise, Pearl Harbor) and Sam Rockwell (G-Force,
Frost/Nixon). Critics including Karen Durbin of Elle have praised the film’s “First-rate
performances,” while Pete Hammond of Box Office Magazine singles out De Niro for his
“Wonderful, award worthy work.”
Read full article.

Categories: Articles, Everybody's Fine, Movie Productions, Photos


Feb 10, 2010
“Whip It!” DVD Screen Captures
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The gallery has been updated with DVD screen captures of Whip It! and it’s from the whole movie since Drew directed it! Credit for these goes to Cute Poison. Enjoy!

Gallery Link: “Whip It!” – DVD Screen Captures: Movie

This is a great movie – Drew did an amazing job as both actress and director. Make sure to get your own copy of the DVD and watch it if you haven’t already.

Categories: Movie Productions, Photos, Screen Captures, Whip It!


Feb 05, 2010
Drew Barrymore on Whip It and Her Golden Globe
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Here’s an interview Drew did for ELLE in which she talks about Whip It! and her Golden Globe.

Drew Barrymore’s exuberant coming-of-age roller-derby romp, Whip It, is as utterly likable as the actress herself. In honor of its DVD release last week, Barrymore talked to me about making her directorial debut, her Golden Globe win for Grey Gardens, and the inimitable Little Edie’s impact on her own free-spirited style.

—Erin Clements

What made you make the leap to directing?

Actually, I became obsessed with the idea at 7, but I wanted to be very patient about it. I wanted to be professionally far along in my life that I felt ready to take on the kind of discipline that it takes to be the type of director I wanted to be, which was a very, very detail-oriented presence for everything; every I dotted, every T crossed. Not every director does that and I also appreciate those people who are more relaxed about it, but for me, that’s what works. I found a really good story that inspired me and I worked to make it even more personal. I had to be able to really visualize it and have it be something that got me out of bed every day with total passion.

Categories: Interviews, Movie Productions, Whip It!