- 223 days ago by Natalie Zutter
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The Academy Awards are February 24, 2013, but here are the films and performances you should have on your radar now. More
Topic: Cloud Atlas
- 236 days ago by Natalie Zutter
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With the underwhelmed reviews and negative racial backlash for Cloud Atlas, it’s no surprise the studio put forward wholesome, funny Tom Hanks to promote it. And he’s doing a damn fine job, as these videos of his appearances on SNL and The Colbert Report prove. More
- 237 days ago by Natalie Zutter
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It probably would’ve been confusing for Warner Bros. to hire Asian actors to portray Jim Sturgess and Tom Hanks‘ characters in the futuristic Cloud Atlas storylines. But not impossible! And that’s where Hollywood has failed once again. More
- 243 days ago by Cassandra Hough
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Is there a soul alive who doesn’t like Tom Hanks? Other than maybe the producers of Toddlers and Tiaras, I mean. Tom stopped by Good Morning America this morning to promote Cloud Atlas and get chatty with Elizabeth Vargas. More
- 280 days ago by Natalie Zutter
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We’ve taken the movies you’ve heard all the buzz about — Cloud Atlas, Les Mis, Smashed — and picked out stunning, career-defining performances from actors you may never have heard of before. Here’s who everyone will be talking about come fall. More
- 809 days ago by Lucia Peters
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What is it about dystopian futures that are so endlessly fascinating? Maybe it’s the fact that so many of them are actually very real possibilities. That our world could turn into one of these can hit pretty close to home. Now that the news of Jennifer Lawrence landing the role of Katniss Everdeen in the upcoming film adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games has had time to sink in, we here at Crushable HQ got to thinking about other dystopian novels we’d like to see on film. There have been loads of successful film adaptations in the past– Battle Royale, Children of Men, Blade Runner, and Never Let Me Go come to mind– but there are still so many that haven’t yet had the cinematic treatment they deserve. More
