Abbie Cornish
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Sucker Punch (2011) Directed by: Zack Snyder
Written by: Zack Snyder, Steve Shibuya
Cast: Emily Browning, Abbie Cornish, Jena Malone, Vanessa Hudgens, Jamie Chung, Oscar Isaac, Carla Gugino, Jon Hamm, Scott Glenn
What a blessed thing it must be to be utterly and completely crazy.
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03/27/11 |
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Talking owls, Zack Snyder, and talking owls. First off, if you don't like movies about talking animals, you're a bastard-person.
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08/30/10 |
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Zack Snyder's 'Sucker Punch' trailer - women kicking bunny robot ass Has director Zack Snyder made a 'bad' film yet? His latest, Sucker Punch, takes place in an alternate-reality 1950's mental instution where patient 'Babydoll', played by Emily Browning, makes an escape with fellow inmates. Presumably for their lives.
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07/27/10 |
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Madonna directs 'W.E.', a romantic historical fantasy W.E. is a new historical fantasy film currently in production in the U.K...directed by Madonna. Yes. Madonna.
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07/13/10 |
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Bright Star (2009) Written and directed by Jane Campion
Featuring Abbie Cornish, Ben Winshaw, Paul Schneider, Kerry Fox
Jane Campion, we’ve missed you so. Her weird Australian/British/New Zealand movies that always have long boring stretches before some ungodly and violent act usually involving blood are so poignant. In the Cut, her last film, featured a full-frontal Meg Ryan and a decapitated Jennifer Jason Leigh. Campion’s Bright Star, a gothic romance about romantic poet John Keats and his relatively sexless but emotional affair with an 18-year-old girl-next-door named Fanny Brawne, isn’t as good as The Piano (no one’s fingers get cut off – but you can’t have everything) and is too long for the modern moron to appreciate. Still, you get languid death and depressing poems, which isn’t half bad.
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09/19/09 |
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Jane Campion's Gothic Romance 'Bright Star' Trailer, poster, and release date There's finally a trailer for the Jane Campion (The Piano) written and directed gothic romance Bright Star, starring Abbie Cornish and Ben Whishaw, which chronicles the tragically doomed love affair between romantic poet John Keats and the young Fanny Brawne. Its like Jane Austen with less 'lame' and more 'Yay'.
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07/22/09 |
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Clip from Jane Campion's gothic romance 'Bright Star' at Cannes Check out this clip of Jane Campion's (The Piano, In The Cut) gothic romance Bright Star, the story of romantic poet John Keats and his doomed love for Fanny Browne.
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05/25/09 |
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