The director of Skyfall says in a new interview that he's not coming back for Bond 24. But given his career trajectory — and the scope of the two shows he's taking over — it actually makes a lot of sense.
With a week until nominations are revealed, Oscar rumor has it that the well received James Bond film is now in the running for best picture. But does 007 actually stand a chance in this year's crowded field? Let's break it down.
Welcome to the Box Office Report where we're so happy Peter Jackson's plot was foiled by you meddling kids. Thank the skies for meddling kids.
Welcome to the Box Office Report where we're watching dreck like Red Dawn until the prestige pictures get here.
Welcome to the Box Office Report where Brad Pitt is the star of our movies, our Chanel commercials, our television shows, and our dreams.
Welcome to the Box Office Report where we always take a bowl full of stuffing into the theater with us. Why do you think that's crazy? You're crazy.
Welcome to the Box Office Report where we will forever support RPatz and KStew because we remember how heartbroken everyone was when Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams broke up. No one should suffer that kind of heartbreak, not even teenagers on Tumblr.
Welcome to the Box Office Report where we will fight anyone who says Timothy Dalton is the best James Bond. Heretics aren't welcome here.
There's a new Bond movie hitting theaters today, which means we get to say hello to at least one woman who sports a totally ridiculous double entendre for a name. We've created a quiz putting their names up against the only women with comparably amazing monikers: drag queens.
Today we review two new films about famous men, the Abraham Lincoln biopic Lincoln and the new James Bond caper, Skyfall.
Today in showbiz news: Good god there might be more Twilight books, Long Island Medium will continue its huckster ways, and Skyfall is already a big hit.
Today in showbiz news: Everyone's favorite insane actor is going to be Left Behind, Miley Cyrus gives Two and a Half Men a boost, and another look at Skyfall.
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At long last we get a glimpse at the latest installment of the Die Hard franchise. Elsewhere in showbiz news today: Pretty Little Liars will do some more pretty lying, Adele's James Bond song is really good, and Diane Warren gets her own show, sort of.
Today in showbiz news: The Olympics are doing quite well in the ratings, Michael Douglas and Matt Damon are in love, and the VMA nominations are finally, finally here.
We're going to go against the grain here and say we were disappointed with the new teaser for Skyfall, the new James Bond movie coming out in the fall, that debuted during the Olympics last night.
Sony has released the first official teaser trailer for Sam Mendes' Skyfall, the third James bond film with Daniel Craig in the lead, which is due out in November. It looks serious!
HBO invites two shows back for next year, Teri Hatcher is slumming it, and E! gets an awkward new makeover.
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