The summer is nearly over, which means Hollywood packs in their tentpole blockbusters and rolls out their high-minded Oscar bait. But what does Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers think about the fall slate, and which films excite him most? Click above to find out, and check out the full Rolling Stone fall movie preview below.
• Fall Movie Preview: The Smart Season
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j2k | September 15, 2008 3:31 PM
Didn't 88 Minutes come out this year?
val | August 30, 2008 7:55 AM
oooo you forgot to put the happening and rambo 4 in the oscar section
just kidding :)
val | August 30, 2008 7:54 AM
i wanna see "Milk" so badly :)
its gonna be great
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i have a few comments about this podcast
new james bond? it is a dumb action movie. a vain movie
and i cannot believe you gave a VAMPIRE movie thumps up (?)
the new brad pitt movie could be very good, or very bad
Siamak Frey | August 29, 2008 3:04 PM
It's interesting, because I see Leonardo DiCaprio on the cover pic of this post, but none of his movies are mentioned. Anyway, I think you are right about HM3, I would preffer a slow and painful death to watching that movie. I haven't see the original "The Day..." but Keanu Reeves is enough reason not to watch it. And whatever happened to Jennifer Connoly? Now she's only apearing in crappy movies once a year; I say she should get a better agent.
And I think you are right about "Curious Case..." being the main Oscar contender, but then again the Academy has never liked Fincher (and honestly, except for Zodiac I think he's a little overrated). Sam Mendes' new movie "Revolutionary Road" is up there too, based on a beloved classic and starring two talented actors, and with a great director, I think it has better chances than "Curious Case..."