54 posts tagged juliette binoche

Here is the inimitable sex scene featured on some posters for 1992’s Damage. The ever-lovely Juliette Binoche and the ever-gangly Jeremy Irons completely commit to making this on-screen copulation look as wild and writhing and boundary-less as good sex can be.

I’m pretty sure John Goodman and Molly Shannon were evil in some way. Wanda Sykes and John Michael Higgins play variations on the same characters they always play. I’m almost certain have a contract to be in the same movies with each other.

Just where did the term “chick flick” come from, anyway? We toss the phrase around lightly these days, because it’s gotten accepted into the everyday vernacular much the same way “Google” has become a verb (”I don’t know, why don’t you Google it?”).

Pieces of Dan in Real Life · May 9th, 2008 Anyone whining about the lack of success of the South African film industry need only to look at a movie like Pieces of April to understand what we’re doing wrong.

Key Player(s): Steve Carell, Juliette Binoche, Diane Weist, John Mahoney Plot summary (from IMDB): The Burns clan is gathering at their vacation place on the Rhode Island shore: Dan (a widower with three daughters), plus his parents, various brothers and a sister and their families.

--Queerty: As anyone lame enough to be obsessed with Gossip Girl (like myself) knows, tonight marks the return of our favourite guilty pleasure post-Writer's Strike. I'm not usually one for all the celebrity gossip, but Queerty has a brief, interesting article about Leighton Meester and Chace Crawford's probably gay ways.

Filed under: Foreign Language, New Releases, IFC, Theatrical Reviews, New in Theaters, Cinematical Indie Astonishingly, the master Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-hsien and the brain-dead American comic Dane Cook now have only one degree of separation between them.

Juliette Binoche has written a poem in tribute to the late Anthony Minghella ADVERTISEMENT Summertime is here, along with all the usual summertime activities. Go to the beach, go to the movies, read trashy novels. Or you could try something different, like gambling for real money.

New Hsiao-hsien Hou film, with Juliette Binoche. Inspired by 1956 French film of same name. ShareThis

Steve Carell, Juliette Binoche, and Dane Cook star in this rom-com meets family drama from director Peter Hedges.