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- It's Jim and Pam's wedding website! — Halpert Beesly
- Get a load of new Edward, Bella, and Jacob stills from New Moon — PopSugar
- Glee has been picked up for a full season! — Fox
- Sacha Baron Cohen will lend his voice to an episode of The Simpsons — Entertainment Weekly
- The NPH Effect: Emmy ratings were way up this year, improving on 2008's low viewership — The Wrap
- Listen to new tracks from Built to Spill's upcoming album, There Is No Enemy — Stereogum
- Can Michael Cera break out of his hipster-nerd pigeonhole?
Youth in Revolt — See It or Skip It?
The trailer for Youth in Revolt has got me intrigued, as it doesn't look like your average boy-meets-girl tale. Michael Cera plays awkward Nick Twisp, who meets the girl of his dreams Sheeni Saunders (Portia Doubleday) while on a family holiday. Determined to win her over, he goes to extreme lengths, and turns his life upside down in his pursuit of his love.
Movie Preview: Michael Cera in Youth in Revolt
I haven't read the book on which Youth in Revolt is based, so there are more than a few parts of this trailer that are lost on me. Still, it keeps my attention and the questions I have are ones that I think will actually propel me to see the movie, rather than make me want to avoid it. It's a bizarre-looking story about Nick Twisp (Michael Cera), a cynical teenager who decides that Sheeni Saunders (Portia Doubleday) is the girl of his dreams, and he'll do anything to win her heart.
Are You Interested in the Facebook Movie?
Yesterday Buzz got the scoop on the new Facebook movie, which is apparently a legitimate project being pursued. Honestly, when Aaron Sorkin joined Facebook last year, I definitely thought The West Wing creator's profile and rumors of the film were a hoax, but it appears everything is on the up and up. I was only mildly interested in the movie, rumored to be called The Social Network, before Buzz found out that David Fincher, of Zodiac and Fight Club, may be directing.
Year One: Primitive Humor
The trailer for the new movie from director Harold Ramis, Year One, kind of confused me. How were two cavemen types (Michael Cera and Jack Black) bumping into Romans? What?
Michael Cera and Jack Black Start Off at Year One
Michael Cera and Jack Black coordinated in purple accents for the premiere of Year One in NYC last night. Their costar Christopher Mintz-Plasse was lucky enough to have gorgeous Zoe Kravitz on his arm, who stood out in her glittery dress among all the funny men on the red carpet. Ed Helms also came out to show his support, and even though The Hangover will be getting some competition at the box office this weekend, he and the boys already have a sequel in the works.
Superbad Sequel or a Superbad/Pineapple Express Hybrid?
It looks like Michael Cera (or maybe someone pretending to be Michael Cera) has been thinking "aloud" (or via Twitter) about future Superbad projects. He first twittered that he wants to do a movie with Jonah Hill and Jason Bateman (ending with the words: "Good idea?!"), and then he followed up with this one:
Decided I'm gonna contact Jonah and Jason tomorrow. See what they think about doing a movie.
Paper Heart: See It or Skip It?
From the trailer, Paper Heart looks like a sweet movie about a girl taking a road trip to film a documentary investigating love, as she's pretty pessimistic about the possibility of it. Charlene Yi stars and has support from a great cast including Michael Cera, Seth Rogen, Demetri Martin and Martin Starr. It will be out in the UK later this year and I'm looking forward to seeing it, but I'd love to know what you think.
Movie Preview: Paper Heart
Funny, adorable duo Michael Cera and Charlyne Yi are sweet enough for a whole movie about love, but as an added bonus to the cute-looking Paper Heart, several other great, hilarious people (like Seth Rogen and Demetri Martin) make cameos. In this new trailer, it looks like the movie starts out as a documentary (er, "documentary") about love, with Charlyne Yi interviewing folks around the country — from older couples to little kids on a playground — about their takes on the subject. But everything changes when Charlyne herself finds love with Michael Cera.
First Glance: Year One — See It or Skip It?
Funnymen Jack Black and Michael Cera have teamed up for new movie Year One, in which they star as a couple of lazy hunter-gatherers who get banished from their primitive village, and then end up going on an epic journey through the ancient world.
Olivia Wilde, Paul Rudd, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Oliver Platt and David Cross are just a few of the actors that show up along the way in this movie, directed by Harold Ramis. It looks like a traditional road trip buddy film, with the twist of the time period, and the trailer did make me laugh which definitely makes me want to see it.
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