hollywood-elsewhere.com - 2/5/2009
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Back in the '50s or early '60s a modest-sounding movie like Richard Kelly's The Box would have been shot, cut and released within nine to twelve months. Even by today's dragged-out standards The Box, which shot in the Boston area in December 2007, would have been playing by late October 2008 ...
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'The Box' & 'Hurt Locker': Falling Off The 2009 Map Or Studios With Cold Feet Release Dates?
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... Kelly's latest project "The Box," which stars James Marden, and Cameron Diaz as a yuppie couple who receive, via a creepy old man (played by Frank Langella),become in possession of a strange box that posses a button, that when pressed, will automatically grant the couple $1 million, with the catch being that simultaneously an innocent person they do not know will die, is looking as though it is in jeopardy of being of not being released sometime this decade. ...
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cinecritiqueamericain.blogspot.com 11 days ago — I have never seen any of Richard Kelly 's other movies and I am not that familiar with the play " No Exit ," however, I am very doubtful that my enjoyment of " The Box " will increase any if I were better versed in these works. I understand stories that are ...
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daemonsmovies.com 19 days ago —
THE BOX is coming out to theaters today Friday November 6th, 2009. The movie starring Cameron Diaz, Frank Langella, James Marsden, Gillian Jacobs, Michele Durrett and directed by Richard Kelly. If you are planning to go see the movie, here are a few reviews from around the web to help ...
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areyouscreening.com 17 days ago —
When it comes to moral decisions, humans are actually quite fascinating. I say that not because of anything The Box relates in its unbearable two-hour delivery, but because when moral conundrums are taken as the jumping off point for a story, this sort of nonsense is the result.
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Fast & Furious 4 To Be First Theatrical D-BOX Release
filmofilia.com 4/2/2009 —
Heading to the movies just became a more “moving” experience, thanks to new motion-activated theater seats available for theatergoers, D-BOX Technologies announced today. Beginning April 3, audiences will experience the seats with the release of Universal Pictures’ new ...
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totalfilm.com 10/21/2009 — Richard Kelly is hoping for a reversal of fortune with latest project The Box , a high concept sci-fi chiller based on a story by I Am Legend scribe Richard Matheson. Kelly's last film, The Southland Tales , was about as well recieved as a Michael Bay remake of Hamlet. Thankfully, the ...
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film-book.com 7/10/2009 —
I have been looking forward to a worthy Richard Kelly follow-up to Donnie Darko for some time and it seems like this time, Kelly may have delivered with The Box . The Box is based on the Richard Matheson short story Button, Button , who also wrote the excellent short story I Am Legend . ...
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atomicpopcorn.net 19 days ago — If you push the button on the titular box in Richard Kelly’s new sci-fi opus, two things will undoubtedly happen. The first is that somewhere in the world, a person you do not know will die. The second is that after pushing the button, you will receive a briefcase filled with 1 million ...
Box Office: June 27-29, 2009
film-book.com 6/29/2009 —
Was there any doubt. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen was Number One at the Box Office this weekend with $112 Million for a total of $201.2 Million so far. The Proposal was Second with $18.4 Million. The Hangover was Third with $17.2 for $183.2 Million so far. Up was Fourth with $13 ...
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film-book.com 4/6/2009 — The fourth time is the charm. Fast and Furious premiered at the box office in the Number One spot with $72.5 Million. Looks like we are going to be seeing Fast and Furious 5. Hopefully that film will feature the Drift King from The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. Monsters vs. Aliens was ...
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film-book.com 4/13/2009 — Miley Cyrus rules…the Box Office. Hannah Montana: The Movie premiered in the Number One spot this weekend with $34 Million. Fast and Furious was Second with $28 Million for a total of $118 Million so far. Monsters Vs. Aliens was Third with $22.6 Million for $141 Million so far. Observe and ...
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