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Fox is huffing and puffing because you, dear movie-lovers, blew the house for X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE. (Pigs!) The studio is convinced that early, pirated downloads of the movie will topple [...]
Stars.. they’re just like US… only more put upon, apparently. Yes, celebrity comes with a price tag, but you would think those costs would be offset by public adoration, studio [...]
This film is not yet rated by the MPAA. Directed by: Ron Howard Screenplay by: David Koepp and Akiva Goldsman Based upon the novel by: Dan Brown Produced by: Brian Grazer, Ron [...]
This film is not yet rated by the MPAA. Directed by: Ron Howard Screenplay by: David Koepp and Akiva Goldsman Based upon the novel by: Dan Brown Produced by: Brian Grazer, Ron [...]
Think big. Start Small. Stand tall. Who knew when this journey began many months ago that the President of the United States would go on television to celebrate this historic [...]
Warren join Steven Rinella on stage at the Pan Pacific Hotel to discuss how tough the buffalo really is, how to save the buffalo, and what it means to truly [...]
Hypocrisy. It’s what makes America great! One under-reported celebrity news item provides a great glimpse into the deluded rationalizations of both a foul-marketed corporate giant and a faded auteurial cretin. [...]
Many thanks to the indispensable Spencer F! NERDCORE FOR LIFE is presented as part of the ongoing STIFF Nights series. Two of the 21st century’s most powerful social forces; Hip-Hop and [...]
It is routine to question the Academy’s annual selections. Did SLUMDOG deserve its Oscar® riches? Did Mickey soil his britches hearing Sean Penn‘s name read aloud? Strangely, the Independent Spirit [...]
If you’re suffering from IRON MAN deficiency, THE SOLOIST may work as a supplemental cinematic vitamin. However, the most invigorating titles amongst this weekend’s anemic release slate are two documentaries [...]
David Benioff joins Warren for another evening of Words & Wine where they measure the importance of talent, place a friendly wager, and stress the importance of bowel movements.
The old saw goes: Children should be seen, not heard. Some young filmmakers, apparently, have a similar regard for actors. Thus was born Mumblecore? Well, not exactly, but this American [...]
It’s time for the Seattle-based National Film Festival for Talented Youth – one of only a handful of youth film festivals across the country. Now in its third year, NFFTY [...]
Imagine me and Yu, I do, I think about Yu day and night, it’s only right. To think about the Oscar®-winner and her film showing Saturday… so happy together… Watch [...]
If you’re still worrying about paper versus plastic, you may just as well wonder whether it is suitable to put a band-aid on a severed carotid artery. The fate of [...]
Warren talks with Auden Schendler author, environmentalist, and entrepreneur. They discuss the disinformation regarding the environment, why recycling is great but nowhere near enough, and 70yr old women in leather [...]
Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment Present A Bad Robot Production STAR TREK ** Please check in with The Warren Report ambassador, the jocular Julie C.** http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/startrek/ Produced by J.J. [...]
Ricky Martin‘s nuts. I don’t want to live the crazy life, I want to lead THE GOOD LIFE. Thank goodness, the new series — produced by Kim Ricketts Book Events [...]
Ron Howard‘s movies are much like 3-ply toilet paper, preferable perhaps to other brands due to superior production values yet, in the end, just as full of crap. Opie’s efforts [...]
On Tuesday night, April 21st, The Warren Report in partnership with EMP will showcase, OF ALL THE THINGS, a brilliant rock doc by Jody Lambert, son of the film’s subject, [...]
Feature filmmakers have been pulled from the ranks of those helming commericals and music videos for decades. Think Ridley Scott, David Fincher and Spike Jonze. Their abilities to tell stories [...]
Warren kicks off the latest session of TheFilmSchool with director Robinson Devor where they talk about first time film making, adapting for the screen, and gut-punching pregnant women.
Warren catches Christophe Barratier for a brief chat about Paris, filmmaking, and the power of film.
Cinematic storytelling gets more spectacular lip service than Dizzy Gillespie‘s upswept trumpet. Film is a visual medium, they say; dialogue nearly an afterthought. And yet, movies remain talkier than Henry [...]
Warren chats with Richard Shepard at the Seattle house in park City, UT regarding his short documentary, what makes a good character actor, and the legacy of John Cazale.
Criminal suspects decry any rush to judgement. Hollywood avoids persecution by executing little, if any, judgement at all. And, those bold enough to suggest caution — or better yet, script [...]
The phrase “independent film”is tossed about more wildly than Tina Turner was at Ike‘s place; the results almost as damaging. The words are now as meaningless as the musical duo’s [...]
** Please note: Filmmaker Harris Goldberg will join Warren for an intoxicating, yet within legal limits, post-show conversation.** A man who is suddenly without feelings is motivated by a [...]
Be among the first to see the debut of the special TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN trailer. Followed by a special screening of the blockbuster hit TRANSFORMERS. ** Please [...]
It’s still philanthropy when you get something in return, right? I like to think so. When it comes to donations, it’s the thought that counts… as much as the items [...]
Fresh off her win at the Ashalnd Independent Film Festival Warren catches up with Jeannine Kaspar at the Dragonfly cafe to discuss the life of an indie star, Robert Downey [...]
20th Century Fox spent $80 million to remake THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. Perhaps they believed that by “re-imagining” Robert Wise‘s classic, they were paying tribute to that unmatched [...]
While the economy plunges downwards faster than Ruben Studdard skydiving, arts funding tumbles with it, victims of their own dependency on corporate sponsorships rather than the public’s actual support. While [...]
Accomplished opera singers dream of being pop stars. Professional football players long to hit the links with Tiger Woods. Hollywood screenwriters wish they’d earned their ducats and made their names [...]
Warren catches Jessica Yu (In the Realms of the Unreal) at the Seattle house in Park City for a quick chat about her dream documentary, her fortunate career, and creepy [...]
Running time: 108 minutes Many thanks to the rambunctious Rachael B and Three Dollar Bill Cinema! In this striking portrayal of 1960s working class British life, a young married [...]
(Z?oty ?rodek) 2009, 104 Minute Running Time Many thanks to the terrific Tom C of The Seattle Polish Film Festival! GOLDEN MEAN Director: Olaf Lubaszenko Screenwriter: Jerzy Kolasa, Olaf Lubaszenko Cinematography: Mariusz Palej [...]
(NIEZAWODNY SYSTEM) 2008, 80 Minute Running Time Many thanks to the terrific Tom C of The Seattle Polish Film Festival! Director: Izabela Szylko Screenwriter: Izabela Szylko Cinematography: Wojciech Staro? Music: Grzegorz Turnau Film [...]
(WSZYSTKO BEDZIE DOBRZE) 2007, 98 Minute Running Time Many thanks to the terrific Tom C of The Seattle Polish Film Festival! Director: Tomasz Wiszniewski Screenwriter: Rafa? Szamburski, Robert Brutter, Tomasz Wiszniewski Cinematography: Jaros?aw Szoda Music: Micha? [...]
(IZOLATOR) 2008, 87 Minute Running Time Many thanks to the terrific Tom C of The Seattle Polish Film Festival! Director: Christopher Doyle Screenplay: adapted by Christopher Doyle Cinematography: [...]
Rated PG-13 for some violence, language including sexual references, and brief drug content. Running Time : 127 minutes Oscar® winner Russell Crowe leads an all-star cast in a blistering thriller [...]
Rated PG-13 for some violence, language including sexual references, and brief drug content. Running Time : 127 minutes Oscar® winner Russell Crowe leads an all-star cast in a blistering thriller [...]
You don’t call. You don’t write. Mother Nature is pissed. And, like any decent (Jewish?) mom, she will exact her revenge slowly, passive-aggressively, impacting multiple generations. Her backlash is tracked [...]
Warren hosts a screening at Theo Chocolates where they discuss going for your dreams, paying it forward, and what you can get for $1,100.
Class dismissed. Often, this is the critics’ knee-jerk response to big-budget action pics, as if commercial fare couldn’t possibly have redeeming virtues. But look closely at any major Hollywood movie [...]
I grew up going to the movies. It was about the only thing about which my mom and I were in synch. Given any choice, I’d opt for a weekend [...]
Rated PG-13 for thematic elements, some drug use, and language. Many thanks to the delightful Dewdrop! http://www.soloistmovie.com/ Executive Producers Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Jeff Skoll, Patricia Whitcher Produced by [...]
If you want to be a doctor, you go to medical school. If you want to be a beautician, you go to Barbizon. If you want to be a screenwriter, [...]
Don’t look at me. I didn’t do it. I’m not even sure I like Drew Barrymore. I’ve never had the hots for her, even after she did that awkward desk-dance [...]
In filmmaking, you can do things the right way, the wrong way or… David Russo‘s way. Choose the latter and the filmmaker may not be richly rewarded (money’s tight for [...]
Warren chats with David Russo about his feature length narrative, the art of compromise, and male miscarriage out the rear.
