Andy Serkis's motion performance plays the rabbit, using cutting edge new fur rendering technology. In lieu of Jimmy Stewart's character, Tom Hanks plays a down on his luck single father who just wants his kids to love him again.

Wayne Brady needs to introduce his OG persona to middle america who thinks he's pasty white inside.

I'd say he was a fine filmmaker until Lady in the water. I agree that each did seem like a step down, but they were still fun films, none of which made me feel like yelling at inanimate objects. He definitely had a 'jumping the shark' feeling around Signs, but I was still entertained.
It was only with Lady and…

I agree, but still think we're the minority on Village. I've never gotten all the hate.
And I thought Buried Secrets was a lot of fun. It was a great way to promote a movie, (this kind of thing puts 'Yo Teach' and 'Raaaaaandy' to shame) and even if it is a big self-aggrandizing thing for night, it was done well, even…

Anderson made a big deal of recording the voice acting in an environment similar to the one in-which the scene takes place. e.g. if they characters are talking in a field, he dragged Clooney and whoemever out into the countryside to film in a real field. I think that's why it sounds so weird in a voiceover narration…

I have to derail here:
What is the appeal of 9 to everyone? Its almost every day I hear someone squeezing their thighs together in anticipation for this. It looks alright, I enjoyed the short it was based on, but It seems like another example of stretching a premise to fit a feature when it can't.
and its obviously not…

Danny campion of the world was the shit. I'd seriously have a major grudge if and when that gets adapted shittily.

Life Aquatic was the Michael Bay movie of Wes Anderson movies.
Darjeeling was more suited to his stuff.
And this one looks great

I'm not saying they're not allowed to ever talk to each other, but after dean refusing to pay celia's ransom and basically be cool with her dying, the next scene with the two of them shouldn't be her walking into his office going "Oh hey, what up?"

I really hope that wall bashing does go on for at least a minute.

Ike! Do your impersonation of David Caruso's career!

I have to agree with Thatches,

I just want to look as avant-guard as possible while I have to be jaws-of-life'd out of my wreck. The asymmetry was much cooler then actual functioning support.

This is really a clever viral marketing campaign for Crank 3.

A-ha
Leno strikes poses like David Brent. I suspect the similarities don't end there.

Guys, that's really unprofessional.

It was a good line, but the whole scene got on my nerves. These two are supposed to hate each other, and theoretically live in different towns, but without explanation, here they both are, chatting it up, and with no real persuading, Dean gives up all his legal-compensation weed to his ex who he hates?
I know he was…

Hey if it gets too nippy, you could always take a bath Calamity Jane style.

I can't remember if it Colo(u)rs or something else on my iPod t, but whenever I've used it its had all the response of those online flash sketching programs. I'm sure there will be some program included or available that you can draw and color with, but I'm not really satisfied with some program. For something that…

I took a class with a girl who wrote a screenplay about a 'Facespace' website.
Yes, it was terrible.
Yes, this is probably that same movie.