• Quentin Tarantino set to raise funds with special Chi-town screening of “Inglourious Basterds.” [Chicago Tribune]
• Andrew O’Hehir on the lawsuit that could derailed the “Hobbit” adaptation. [Beyond the Multiplex]
• In a tight economy, how do you decide what films deserve your hard-earned cash? [The Guardian]
• Anthony Breznican warns of the potential “G.I. Joe” dog-pile. [USA Today]
• Grady Hendrix bemoans a lack of sucking in vampire fiction. [Slate]
• Post-Comic-Con, the top 10 movie nerds. [Empire]
• Kyle Buchanan on perceived kids’ cinema aimed at adults, with “Where the Wild Things Are” and “The Fantastic Mr. Fox” as upcoming examples. [Movieline]
• As “The Taking of Pelham 123” prepares for release across the pond, Crissey Iley catches up with Denzel Washington. [The Times]
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2 responses to “7/29 Web Round-up”
I noticed the other day how adult Spongebob Squarepants was. Kids just aren’t getting some of those references.
If the Hobbit is cancelled, I quit movies