We know Daniel Day-Lewis can act, but how well does he sing in NINE? Also numbers from Penelope Cruz, Judi Dench and Sophia Loren.
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I guess the dismal Kate Hudson number wasn’t technically a trailer so this counts as trailer #2 for Rob Marshall’s musical Nine. However you number it, it’s the deepest look we’ve had at the film yet. It’s a more encouraging glimpse than we’ve been getting of late, but I’m still mainly intrigued by the great [...]
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The new poster for Rob Marshall’s NINE does absolutely nothing to make me want to see the movie. Why aren’t the stars even listed?
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Kate Hudson sings Cinema Italiano in a new trailer for Rob Marshall’s NINE
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The folks at HitFix took the novel step of asking the Weinstein Company directly if Rob Marshall’s highly anticipated musical Nine was getting bumped into 2010. The response from an unnamed publicity representative:
“The rumors are untrue. Nine is opening limited on Nov 25 and will continue to expand through Christmas.”
In case you live under a [...]
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Apple has the trailer for Nine, Rob (Chicago) Marshall’s take on the 1982 Broadway musical that itself was based on Federico Fellini’s film 8 1/2. Click the image for the Apple Nine page.
Nine starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz, Judi Dench, Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman and Sophia Loren opens November 25.
Click above or watch [...]
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The abbreviated Weekend Forecast is rolling out a little early this week because all the new releases are hitting on Wednesday. That’s tomorrow for those of you keeping score at home.
Opening in wide release:
Australia. Baz Luhrman’s epic adventure romance takes place on the eve of World War II as English aristocrat Nicole Kidman travels Down [...]
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This morning, MSN put up what they’re calling an “exclusive video” for Baz Luhrmann’s Australia, though many sources are calling it a trailer. I suppose it’s a pointless semantic argument, but to me a trailer plays in a theater before a movie. Anything else is a commercial or a promotional video. Whatever this is, it’s [...]
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