Written by: Stoic Taco

What’e the one thing that unites us all?

What’s the one thing that binds us together regardless of nationality, race, sex, creed, or colour?

None of us likes to work. In fact, we can all recall at least one horrible boss that we’ve worked for…and it’s that guiding principle that Warner Bros will be pitching to European industry executives at this years 2011 CineEurope trade show.

The Hollywood Reporter states that traditionally American comedies are a hard sell in Europe but given Horrible Bosses universal themes of hating work and the bosses that you report to, will make the film a little more relatable.

I do have one question though about the below poster though…make up or air-brush?

Horrible Bosses is released next month, July 8th 2011

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Written by: Stoic Taco

What’e the one thing that unites us all?

What’s the one thing that binds us together regardless of nationality, race, sex, creed, or colour?

None of us likes to work. In fact, we can all recall at least one horrible boss that we’ve worked for…and it’s that guiding principle that Warner Bros will be pitching to European industry executives at this years 2011 CineEurope trade show.

The Hollywood Reporter states that traditionally American comedies are a hard sell in Europe but given Horrible Bosses universal themes of hating work and the bosses that you report to, will make the film a little more relatable.

I do have one question though about the below poster though…make up or air-brush?

Horrible Bosses is released next month, July 8th 2011

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Written by: Stoic Taco

Do we really need another version of Tarzan? Let alone a trilogy?

Craig Brewer, the creative force behind Black Snake Moan and Hustle & Flow, has been given the green light from Warner Bros to develop a new Tarzan film with the aim of turning it into a trilogy.

Mr Brewer has stated that when he first pitched the idea to Warner Bros, he was influenced by the original Tarzan books by Edgar Rice Burroughs;

“That’s a fascinating time in Africa’s history. The books and the early films are kind of a result of this idea of the ‘romance of colonialism,’ but there was a darker side that wasn’t always shown. I just saw a story and a tapestry that would really be respectful to the original literature but could, in a sense, reboot the character. It could be a great … Read More »