Trouble with the Curve debuted nationwide today, and despite mediocre reviews the movie is expected to fare well at the box office. Aided by a flurry of ads on television and the four-year return of Clint Eastwood, there is a perhaps a bit more interest than there normally would be for another baseball movie only one-year out from the Oscar-worthy Moneyball. There are two new featurettes out today with the cast talking about their characters including Clint Eastwood who has some words about Timberlake’s turn to acting. Continue Reading
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The self-professed libertarian did not disappoint as he talked a little politics on the program. It is a bit interesting to hear his opinions because it does not seem like he at all cares about the current Republican platform and certainly should not have spoken in the first place. It seems odd that a man of so much indifference would get a primetime slot at the convention. Hit the jump and hear for yourself how on the fence Clint sounds. Continue Reading
Coming out to a hearty ovation, the legendary actor spoke about some more conservative ears in Hollywood and even name dropped Jon Voight to kick things off before going into a long-winded speech. He spoke fairly briefly (and to an imaginary Obama,) but his main points seemed to focus on broken promises. Continue Reading
Each promo highlights the A-plot which is that Clint Eastwood is scouting someone with his daughter and his job as a high-profile baseball scout is on the line. They also have the star muttering a few good quotes: ”What are you guys staring at? I’m not a pole dancer,” and “My garage is starting to shrink.” Continue Reading
The trailer seems to showcase a Gran Torino-like vibe from its star, yet it is toned down enough for us to not call it ‘the same character.’ Amy Adams and Justin Timberlake add a romantic element to the mix that does not look like it fits the story they are trying to tell, but then again I just saw In Time again on HBO the other night and right now anything with Timberlake looks incredibly awkward to me. We will see how it turns out in a month and a half. Continue Reading
This is just the latest addition to Timberlake’s growing IMDB profile which includes last year’s Friends with Benefits, Bad Teacher, and In Time (pictured above) as well as 2013′s Inside Llewyn Davis from the Coen brothers.
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Tomorrow marks the entry of four new movies into theaters and one of them happens to be the first feature starring Clint Eastwood in four years, so it is worth checking out the reviews. Anyone watching the roll-out over the past few days has seen some very high marks from critics, but unfortunately the Robert Lorenz-directed effort seems to be sliding as release nears. Currently at 57% on Rotten Tomatoes, the film is considered a near-disaster as acting is the only thing A-grade about this one. 
In addition to making fairly decent movies, Clint Eastwood happens to be one of the only Republicans in Hollywood. Not only is he a party loyalist, but he was also an elephant-banner waving mayor at one point for the city of Carmel, California. Naturally, this is a fairly a big deal for everyone in the GOP, so much so that he received a primetime slot Thursday night prior to candidate Romney’s big speech.
Despite the fact that many theatergoers did not care much for The Expendables, tracking is pretty stellar for the follow-up which includes the additions of Bruce Willis and Arnold Schwarzenegger in slightly larger roles. Of course, that means one thing: It is time to get the wheels going for The Expendables III. Why not? The next one comes out at the end of the week and an assuredly profitable sequel demands a follow-up in today’s age. The only question is who could they possibly add to make thing even more 90′s-awesome. 
America is about to sit through yet another baseball movie this fall. No, it is not a sequel to Moneyball, but it does star Clint Eastwood who is taking a backseat for once from the director’s chair (the first time since 1993′s In the Line of Fire actually) as Robert Lorenz has behind-the-camera duty for this picture. The movie centers around Eastwood’s character who is a baseball scout that takes his daughter on one last recruiting trip.
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Clint Eastwood talked up Detroit and the country during a Chrysler Super Bowl spot, and here it is for your viewing pleasure in case you missed it/want to watch it again. Enjoy.
And Justin Timberlake’s acting career just keeps on rolling. 
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Here is the official trailer for J. Edgar starring Leonardo DiCaprio. The film hits theaters on November 9, 2011. 
Deadline is reporting that Leonardo DiCaprio is one of the leading choices for the male lead in A Star is Born. The musical is Clint Eastwood’s next directorial effort and has Beyonce attached as the film’s female lead.