"Chuck" is, as far as I know, still not scheduled to return until March (damnit!), but when it does, it's got to be an encouraging sign that it will have a big enough budget for ... Superman?
Yes, it does seem that, according to the TV-obsessed Michael Ausiello of Entertainment Weekly, Brandon Routh (no longer Superman, I suppose) will be joining "Chuck" for a multi-episode arc when the show finally returns. He'll apparently be playing a new agent brought in to manage Chuck and his newfound abilities, and inevitably pitch at least a little woo at agent Walker.
Like I said, no word that "Chuck" will return any earlier than next March, but one can dream, right? Bring it on now!
All I have after that is the funniest trailer I've seen in some time (well, only since "In the Loop," actually) and one that means we should be getting a seriously good comedy this November.
I would have included "Men Who Stare at Goats" in yesterday's list of the 10 movies I'm most looking forward to for the rest of this year if I had known more about it before today, because it looks like a real hoot. George Clooney (who really will be just about everywhere this fall) plays a soldier who's a member of a supposedly real Army battalion that uses psychic abilities. Yes, really. Ewan McGregor plays a journalist sent to investigate and, yes, even the Dude is somehow in this too. Enjoy the trailer, and have a perfectly pleasant weekend. Peace out.
Actually, here's a bonus, which I just happened to come across at the IMDB. This may be old, but it's the first time I had seen this teaser trailer for Tim Burton's "Alice In Wonderland," and it looks sensational. Burton remakes or reimaginings or whatever you call them are usually a disaster, but I'm sold that this one, set to come out in March, will be a real winner. Enjoy.
Friday, August 28, 2009
The funniest movie of the fall? I think we've found it
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The Dude Abides, man.
Indeed, always and forever
I'm hoping NBC will return Chuck to the schedule earlier than March. I think it is quite possible. Given that I think most of their new shows won't survive the season (medical drama are so passé...), I could see it coming back as early as January, if not sooner.
Tim Burton's Alice looks great. The only think concerning me is the casting of Mia Wasikowska as Alice. I always saw Alice as a little girl, and Mia must about 20 now...
You're right about the age, Mr. Mercurie, but she does have the waif look that Burton loves, so he probably couldn't resist ... And my real hope for "Chuck" is that royal turd Jay Leno somehow gets cancelled by November or so, and "Chuck" is one of the shows they have to rush in to take his place .. Hey, one can dream, right?
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