Ryan Gosling IS All the Good Things.

Ok so what am I loving about this movie poster? FRANK LANGELLA Y'ALL!

Really though, as much as I love Frank- and I do- Ryan Gosling shirtless tops all.

Got I hate that I'm turning into a man meat hunting freak. I swear, I love him for more than his bodacious bod! But to be honest, that's a lot of it. He's pretty fine.

Cannot wait to see this movie. I mean, with that tagline? It was the perfect love story. Until it became the perfect crime. 

Chills. But he can murder me any day. 
-CE

Remember Robert?

Ok this is kind of cute. I'm very interested to see this movie because it's the first time we get to see (a grown up) Robert Pattinson outside of "Twilight".

I'm not going to lie- I'm curious. I really can't like him in "Twilight" because he's tainted by Stephenie Meyers' sad sap sugar vomit, and I really want to like him. He is someone that I want to learn to like, to see if he can actually act. Then again, it would take a lot of talent to say the word 'spider monkey' without cracking up.

Here's the gist of the movie:
In the romantic drama, the 23-year-old actor plays Tyler, a rebellious young man in New York City who has a strained relationship with his father (Pierce Brosnan) ever since tragedy separated their family. Tyler didn’t think anyone could possibly understand what he was going through until the day he met Ally (Emilie de Ravin) through an unusual twist of fate.

It really will be fun to see if he can be Robert Pattinson, not that goober Edward again. 
-CE
Photo courtesy of JJ.

Imaginarium Poster.

This is a new poster for "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" which opens up in the U.K. on Friday.

Loves it. Lily Cole looks gorgeous, and I love all the little trinkets floating around her, it's all very Alice in Wonderland. It's directed by Terry Gilliam of "Monty Python" fame, as well as "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" and "The Brothers Grimm".

Here are four other posters, the first one is Heath Ledger. Le sigh. I love their look though, like old movie posters. Very chic. Makes sense, I think these are the posters for France.

"The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" comes out on December 25 in the U.S. with limited release, and then grows from there. Can't wait.
-CE