Django, Ted, Knight & Silver Linings leads MTV Movie Nominees

 

Jennifer Lawrence, Seth MacFarlane, Emma Watson, Jamie Foxx, Bradley Cooper, and Rebel Wilson Vie for the Most Golden Popcorns during the “2013 MTV Movie Awards” Airing Live on Sunday, April 14 at 9:00 P.M. ET/PT on MTV

And the Winners for the 2013 Golden Globes

And the winners of the 70th Annual Golden Globes Awards are….. Follow The Rogers Revue on Twitter or on Facebook for the winners

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‘Hunger Games’ finales set for 2014, 2015 release

 

The final book in “The Hunger Games” trilogy is coming to the big-screen in two parts starting in 2014.

Philip Seymour Hoffman joins Catching Fire cast

 

“The Hunger Games” has bagged an Academy Award winner. Philip Seymour Hoffman, who earned the best-actor Oscar for 2005′s “Capote,” has joined the cast for part two in the futuristic adventure series, “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.”

2012 MTV Movie Awards Nominees

MTV has announced the nominees for the “2012 MTV Movie Awards” which are led by The Hunger Games and Bridesmaids with eight nominations each.

MOVIE REVUE: The Odds Are in Favor for the Hunger Games!

 

I know some of our readers are out there are wondering “Can anything help us over our Post Potter blues?” In the fall of 2008, author Suzanne Collins introduced Katniss Everdeen and the world of Panem to the masses with The Hunger Games. The book became an instant bestseller with over 2.8 million copies worldwide. The Tributes of Panem’s 12 Districts have arrived onto the silver screen and are ready to be Number 1 – by any means necessary. Whether you’ve read the famous trilogy by now or not, get ready for an epic adventure that will make you say “I’m ready for the next movie” by the time the credits roll. The Hunger Games has everything – intense action, chilling moments, and a love triangle – to make it a new movie franchise in the making.

MOVIE REVUE: X-Men is in a Class of its Own

In the past ten years, we’ve been exposed to virtually every superhero under the sun, and it’s no surprise that people have been experiencing superhero fatigue. But those who are boycotting superhero movies today are missing out on some of the genre’s best work.

MOVIE REVUE – Leave it to Mel Gibson in The Beaver

 

I must admit, though I prefer heading into movies with only the freshest of perspectives, the little I read about Jodie Foster’s latest directorial effort dashed my hopes a bit. The opinions I allowed to taint my palate weren’t horrid, but the consensus was that while Mel excelled, it did little to elevate the script, direction and overall quality of the film. Well they could not have been more wrong. This is not a return to form for Gibson, his skill and talent never left; rather a return to seeing him after being absent to sort out issues in his personal life.

AWARDS SEASON NEWS: The Best of the Best

 

This morning, the 83rd Academy Awards Nominations were announced in Hollywood by Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences President Tom Sherak and 2009 Oscar winner Mo’Nique. Every year, there are the favorites, some surprises (both good and bad), and little known films that sneak in. To find out the nominees, click below.

The 2010 WAFCA Awards

 

Good Evening everyone,

The Washington DC Area Film Critics Association (WAFCA) has presented the best of 2010 performances and films all for its 9th annual awards. I am truly blessed to be part of an elite group for my second. I mean can you imagine sharing your love of movies with the people whose job to let you, the readers, know whether the movie is worth the $10-$14 at the theatre. Believe me when I say that the competition this year was fierce!