Eva Green was hot in that Foreign teenage lust movie where I think she had actual sex, something I find of serious importance when it comes to movies, because real sex gives girls real perspective on how sex is supposed to be, instead of that Soap Opera shit housewives cheat on their husbands for….but never find…. Either way, It hits theaters february 10, 2012, but the Russian mob already got their hands on the goods…those pirates…and here are Eva Green’s awesome fucking tits….I’m into it. Hey Eva Green and your great tits….welcome back to the movies.
Did you know Diane Keaton and Steve Jobs were neighbors once? That could have gone better: “And he starts talking and all he’s talking about is the computer thing. How the computer was going to take over the world. And I’m sitting there like, ‘OK, right.’ And he keeps talking about how everyone is going to have a computer in their life, in their world, in their home. And I’m going, ‘Right, Right.’ And I never saw him again ever, because obviously I just wasn’t prepared for that. I thought, ‘Is he nuts?’ Can you imagine? What an idiot I was.” [ Ellen DeGeneres Show via THR ]
‘We Found Love’ was ranked Most Listened to Song on the social networking site. By Jocelyn Vena Rihanna Photo: Dominique Charriau/ WireImage What did everyone “like” on Facebook in 2011? Well, it seems that in addition to everything from “Harry Potter” to Megan Fox, Rihanna also ruled the roost on Facebook ‘s Memology 2011 report. Rihanna not only topped the list of musicians, she also had the Most Listened To Song thanks to her chart-topping “We Found Love,” the Calvin Harris-produced Talk That Talk track. The singer is also joined on the list by Bob Marley, Avril Lavigne, David Guetta, Enrique Iglesias, Usher, Lady Gaga, Metallica, Green Day and the Black Eyed Peas. In addition to “We Found Love,” people also grooved to Katy Perry’s “Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.),” “Sexy and I Know It” by LMFAO, “Titanium” by Guetta and Sia, Skrillex’s “First of the Year” and “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites,” the Usher and Guetta track “Without You,” “Stereo Hearts” by Gym Class Heroes (featuring Adam Levine), Foster the People’s breakthrough hit “Pumped Up Kicks” and “Someone Like You” by Adele. MTV has also been looking back on the Best of 2011 . EDM artists Guetta and Skrillex made noise on Facebook, but they also took top prizes on our countdown of the top 10 electronic dance music artists of the year, with Guetta placing at #2 and Skrillex taking the #1 spot . Movies and TV also had Facebook users talking. “Harry Potter” topped the movies list, followed by flicks like “The Twilight Saga,” “Toy Story,” “Avatar,” and “Jackass.” Fox’s medical drama “House” was the most talked-about show on Facebook in the past 12 months. Thanks to Charlie Sheen leaving and Ashton Kutcher joining “Two and a Half Men,” the show placed at #2, followed by series like “The Simpsons,” “Family Guy” and “South Park.” Former “Transformers” star Megan Fox sits at the top of the actors and TV personalities list. She’s joined by the likes of Adam Sandler, Selena Gomez, Taylor Lautner, “Jersey Shore” star DJ Pauly D and Kim Kardashian. MTV News recently counted down its own list of the Top 50 TV Characters of 2011. “Parks and Recreation” character Ron Swanson came out on top. Walter White from “Breaking Bad,” “Jersey Shore” star Snooki and Kim’s “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” co-star Scott Disick also placed in our rankings. What do you think of Facebook’s 2011 Memology? Tell us in the comments. All this week, watch “AMTV” on MTV every day at 8 a.m. ET for our Best of 2011 lists. Then, come to MTVNews.com at 5 p.m. as we reveal our top picks of the year! Related Artists Rihanna
“I don’t blame Tony for taking a boatload of money and handing in what he handed in,” Matt Damon told GQ recently about Gilroy’s script for the third Jason Bourne film, The Bourne Ultimatum — a script Gilroy agreed to write for “an exorbitant amount of money” as long as he only had to provide one draft and pay no regard to studio notes. “It’s just that it was unreadable. This is a career-ender. I mean, I could put this thing up on eBay and it would be game over for that dude. It’s terrible. It’s really embarrassing. He was having a go, basically, and he took his money and left.” Gilroy wrote and directed the latest Bourne film The Bourne Legacy , due in theaters this August with Jeremy Renner starring. [ GQ via indieWire ]
Good news for those Drive fans who’ve spent the last three months wondering who they had to head-stomp to get some awards recognition around here: The Broadcast Film Critics Association has singlehandedly boosted the film back into the seasonal spotlight, nominating Drive for eight Critics Choice Awards including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor. That tied with The Help ‘s showing, and while it isn’t quite the haul enjoyed by The Artist and Hugo — which nabbed 11 nods apiece — it’s something! Be encouraged! Read on for more notes and the complete list of this year’s Critics Choice nominees.
When it rains it pours. Ask David Denby, the embattled, embargo-flouting New Yorker critic who, over the course of one week, has drawn the wrath of both Scott Rudin and Shame ‘s unsung co-stars Calamity Chang and DeeDee Luxe — a.k.a. Late Night Lover #1 and #2. Tough crowd!
What do you get for the cinephile who has everything? Start with a six-figure loan, I guess, and then check out the ongoing auction for “[t]he finest and most desirable item in Hollywood collecting — the original Oscar awarded to Orson Welles for best ‘Original Screenplay’ for Citizen Kane. This Oscar statue, awarded by The American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, is the very same statue presented to Orson Welles on 26 February 1942 at the Biltmore Hotel. [… F]or years it had gone missing and the Academy issued a replacement to Beatrice Welles, Orson’s youngest daughter and sole heir. The original had all along been in the possession of cinematographer Gary Graver, who tried to sell it in 1994.” [ Nate D. Sanders via THR ]
The notorious embargo on David Fincher’s adaptation of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo has officially been lifted, and thus you can expect a frenzied film-culture commentariat to weigh in with raves, rumblings and other reactions all day. Things are no different here, where a few first impressions are making the rounds.
The notorious embargo on David Fincher’s adaptation of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo has officially been lifted, and thus you can expect a frenzied film-culture commentariat to weigh in with raves, rumblings and other reactions all day. Things are no different here, where a few first impressions are making the rounds.
Expect the Will Smith series’ famously wacky aliens and humor, along with some time traveling. By Kevin P. Sullivan Will Smith in “Men in Black 3” Photo: Sony Pictures Twelve years and a purported budget of $215 million later, the men in black will be back for a third go-around. The first trailer for “Men in Black 3” hit Monday (December 12), and Agents K ( Tommy Lee Jones ) and J ( Will Smith ) are up to their same old, same old: rogue aliens, memory-erasing — normal work stuff. We’ve watched the trailer a few times now and have picked out the five scenes you should be paying attention to. Here’s a tip: You should probably brush up on your “Back to the Future” vocabulary. The Graffiti Alien One of the staples of the series has been the routine calls to aliens who have stepped out of their bounds, and it’s always when the series is at its best. The “Men in Black” films have consistently delivered with interesting looking aliens, and the trailer for the third is no exception. Here, we get to see an E.T. who can disguise himself as street art. Expect even more out-of-this-world aliens when the movie hits theaters in May. Neuralizer You know it’s a “Men in Black” movie once the neuralizers come out. Although the trailer mostly sets up the premise for the third movie without exploring the last two acts, the one thing that is perfectly clear is that we shouldn’t expect anything different in a third film. The series seems to stick close to a tight formula, and that’s fine. Let’s just hope they mix it up more this time. “Smiles Like This” While other parts of the trailer might remind us of some of the more tired elements of the series, Smith’s imitation of Jones’ smile brings back memories of why the movies make money. It’s been three years since a Will Smith flick, and now’s definitely the time for that to change.
