• Emmy nominations unleashed, Denis Leary robbed again. [Emmys.tv]
• Xan Brooks and the “Antichrist” debate. One more time around. [The Guardian]
• Jonathan Romney, meanwhile, tries to break down the mind of Lars Von Trier. [The Independent]
• 25 new faces of independent film. [Filmmaker Magazine]
• James Cameron set to unveil “Avatar” footage to the nation’s distributors in Hollywood today. [Los Angeles Times]
• Dave Gonzales talks “(500) Days of Summer” with newbie director Marc Webb. [Latino Review]
• Meet the latest heartthrob of the “Harry Potter” franchise. [MSNBC]
• More creepy focus on the sexuality of Emma Watson. [Salon]
• Jenni Miller is tired ot the “tired shorthand” of the phrase “bromance.” [Cinematical]
• Nathaniel Rogers charts the best of the year so far. [The Film Experience]
• Lou Lumenick is embargoed (Why? It’s played a festival already.) but wowed by Hayao Miyazaki’s “Ponyo.” [Lumenick on Film]
• A list of the best sixth films in franchises. It’s possible to make this collective? I guess so. [Spout Blog]
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One response to “7/16 Web Round-up”
Antichrist debate doesn’t seem to be losing any steam. Awards aside, it seems to be the true winner of Cannes.