Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
Burn After Reading, the new film from Oscar winners Joel and Ethan Coen, will be released September 12, Focus Features announced.
Unlike No Country for Old Men, the film will go straight into a wide release because of its comedic appeal and all-star cast, which includes the likes of George Clooney, John Malkovich, Frances McDormand, Brad Pitt and Tilda Swinton.
Burn After Reading is written, directed and produced by the Coen brothers and revolves around an ousted CIA official whose memoir inadvertently falls into the hands of two bumbling Washington, D.C., gym employees.
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Alison Lohman is replacing Ellen Page in the lead role of Sam Raimi’s horror thriller Drag Me To Hell, according to 
Lucasfilm and Paramount Home Entertainment have announced that the first three Indiana Jones movies will be re-released on DVD in individual special editions and as a new boxed set on May 13th. This will be the first time that the movies have been made available individually after their 2003 restoration.
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I prefer Obama to McCain. Now, McCain’s better than average for a Republican. And though his ads are intellectually offensive, he’s just bowing to his campaign masters and would calm down and be more sane once in office and not campaigning. But I have a few concerns with McCain on foreign policy. He’s not a full-fledged Neocon. That’s good. He opposed Reagan on Lebanon. Good. He was critical of Bush’s initial strategy in Iraq. That’s good. But there’s a problem. He thinks the Vietnam war was winnable and that the US shouldn’t have withdrawn. He’s also eager to spread democracy with force. This just isn’t a good set of beliefs for inheriting Iraq.