Rescue Me

Alexie Gilmore has a sexy but approachable quality that has allowed her to endear audiences. She was last seen in “Surfer, Dude,” playing the love interest to Matthew McConaughey. Gilmore also starred in Erica Dunton’s “27 Club” with Joe Anderson and appeared opposite Ryan Reynolds and Rachel Weisz in “Definitely, Maybe” for director Adam Brooks. Gilmore’s television credits include starring as the romantic lead on the Fox Drama “New Amsterdam” directed by Lasse Hallstrom. Other past credits include “Rescue Me,” “Lo... »

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Yeah, the big story this weekend was the box office, and that's rare for the weeks surrounding Labor Day. Usually, the studios are spent by this point of the summer. Labor Day they do next to nothing, and the week after that, all of their efforts are focused on the Toronto Film Festival. But this year is different, as evidenced by the two horror franchises battling it out for the top spot this weekend.

There were some other worthwhile headlines, including separate updates on Halloween and its director, Rob Zombie, plus another delay for Seth Rogen's seemingly doomed Green Hornet.
$28 Million for Final Destination
No 3-D for The Hobbit
FX killing Rescue Me in 2011
Weinsteins order Halloween 3-D for next summer
...But without Rob Zombie, who will instead remake The Blob
Matthew Vaughn wants to kick ass with The Avengers
The Green Hornet moves back five months »
- Colin Boyd

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DVD Links: DVD News | Release Dates | New Dvds | Reviews | RSS Feed No major new reviews this week, but if you have some time I too a rather extensive look at the Warner Bros. Archive title Don't Be Afraid of the Dark yesterday. It's a film being remade with Guillermo del Toro producing and may be of interest as well as it will introduce you to Warner's attempt to creatively distribute some of their never-before-released titles on DVD. You can check that piece out right here if you are interested. Paramount Blu-ray Sapphire Series
Braveheart / Gladiator I am expecting to have review copies of these two in my hands any day now, and I will hustle through them as fast as I can. However, considering the two titles in question I would expect many of you are already eying one or both of them. I know I would definitely be looking »
- Brad Brevet

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