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Benjamin Button begins with an old woman (Cate Blanchett in some seriously good makeup that becomes a staple of the film) in a hospital bed in New Orleans reminiscing and asking her daughter to read her something to keep her awake. ... Interview: Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett & director David...

By rss@youtube.com (MovieMotherTrucker) MovieMotherTrucker.com = It's probably not a good idea to see Benjamin Button until after you've seen this video. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett, Tilda Swinton, Julia Ormond, Eric Roth, F. Scott Fitzgeral, David Fincher

Cate Blanchett, the Academy Award winning actress and star of this holiday season’s film “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” turns 40 next May and one ... Blanchett: 'I won't work with Pitt' Digital Spy Movie Review: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Advance Titan

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Daisy (Cate Blanchett) is on her deathbed in a hospital in New Orleans, as hurricane Katrina approaches in 2005. She asks her daughter Caroline (Julia ... Movie Review: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Has No Merit At All Blogcritics.org

By herculesrob The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a marvelous and peculiar film about a man who ages backwards.  Based on a short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the screenplay really doesn’t withhold anything from the short except the reverse-aging aspect.  That being said, screenwriter Eric Roth (Fo...

By Sameer Barkawi I’ve been seeing reviews touting the acting of the film, and it’s all true for Tilda Swinton and Cate Blanchett and the rest of the supporting cast. They made me wish the movie was about them, rather than Benjamin. Nothing Brad Pitt said stuck with me after I left. The movie never connects you wi...

By Brad Brevet Roger seems to have gotten caught up in physical appearances, but forgets when Daisy (Blanchett) and Benjamin get together they are meeting in the middle. Both of them look similar in age and I believe are the exact same age (or only a year or two off). When Roger asks, "Does he remember her as a...

Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Photo: Paramount Pictures I have been working on my review of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button for quite some time now. For those of you that read this site regularly you already know how much I loved it, but I still want to...

By James Rocchi I saw The Curious Case of Benjamin Button weeks ago, and yet every time I tried to think about it -- whether it was to contemplate a decision in David Fincher's direction, a deviation from F. Scott Fitzgerald's story, a moment in Eric Roth's script or a note in the performances of Brad Pitt and...

By Colin Boyd The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a better experience and a better production than it is a singularly entertaining movie. You're better for having seen it, it's definitely something to discuss further, but there's not as much to enjoy about it as you might think. It can leave you wantin...

By Brad Brevet Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

By Brad Brevet Photo: Paramount Pictures I have no idea who Robert Abele is, nor do I know why Variety has him reviewing The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and not their resident critic Todd McCarty (perhaps McCarthy didn't run out of the screening fast enough and jot down a story), but Abele, to my knowl...

By Brad Brevet Whole bunch of Oscar noms across the board in all the major and tech categories, would seem almost certain noms for Pitt and Blanchett, Fincher, Roth, Dp, editor, etc etc. There are so many supporting roles that it will be hard to sort out noms in those categories, but if I had to call out one, i...

 India - Review : Notes on a Scandal is an attempt to make a Fatal Attraction type thriller for the art house crowd. With a cast that features two of today's best ...

By brocknroll Don't get fooled by the advertisements of this film, although the film was advertised as a "Bob Dylan" biopic with many different actors playing Bob Dylan, it is NOT a biopic film. It is not really about Bob Dylan. None of the actors, Cate Blanchett, Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, etc play Bo...

By the indefatigable mjenks Another pleasant surprise was Cate Blanchett; even though I'm not a big fan of hers (I don't know why, I'm just not a fan), she does a good job as the main villain in the story. Only once did I want to make a Lady Galadriel joke, ...

On reading my last week’s review of ‘Atonement’, a friend of mine recommended another British film, ‘Notes on a Scandal’ starring Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett. Based on a novel of the same name by Zoë Heller, the film is directed by Richard Eyre and was released in 2006.

iFMagazine HD DVD REVIEW DVDTOWN.com - Elizabeth" garnered an Oscar nomination for Best Actress for Cate Blanchett and another nomination for Best Film. It brought home neither statue. ... Elizabeth: The Golden Age DVDTOWN.com all 7 news articles

By Sasha Stone Supporting Actress: Cate Blanchett, I'm Not There Animated: Ratatouille My five for Best Pic are in that list and I expect I'll be, at the most, 50% right, which isn't great. There have been so many great films this year and I don't ...

I'm Not There - Review Inside Pulse, NY - Cate Blanchett portrays Dylan at his peak as a superstar while Ben Whishaw is Dylan as a young man, not quite ready to go to Greenwich but not staying in ...

By Rob Incredibly, when Blanchett and Kapur last united for the original Elizabeth nine years ago, the film garnered six Oscar nominations (including Best Picture and Actress) and one win (for make-up). It’s an achievement unlikely to be replicated by The Golden Age, which fails to stand up to...

By MovieSnobs Cate Blanchett has successfully delivered another Oscar-worthy performance, and if it were up to me, she’d get the Best Actress award right now. There was absolutely nothing that this film lacked or needed. I cannot stop thinking that ...

By Chris Beaumont It tells the story of Sheba Hart (Cate Blanchett), a new schoolteacher who is spied in a compromising position with one of her young students. The spy is Barbara Covett (Judi Dench), a woman who sees this as an opportunity to ingratiate ...

By Playgoer What Ibsen may have done for womankind has been much debated, but for women in the theatre his gifts do keep on giving. As victimized and oppressed as Hedda Gabler and Nora Helman may be in their fictional worlds, stage divas have dominated the stage in their names ever since Ibsen's ink drie...