G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra not only has a cumbersome name that brings to mind thoughts of erections and the dubious distinction of “the movie that singed Sienna Miller’s tits“, it’s already getting plenty of buzz that it will be the worst movie of 2009. Apparently, it’s such crap that Sienna is already apologizing for her work in it, and it hasn’t even been released yet.
Well, after watching the latest episode of this season’s Top gear I just had to blog about my new crush Sienna Miller. She’s funny, british, and quite perky. LOL. She’s one of the baddies in the new movie G.I. Joe the Rise of Cobra. She plays the Baroness. After looking at her and trying to remember her on the G.I. Joe trailer, I didn’t think she’d look anything like the Baroness. Besides, the Baroness is a Black Widow kind of girl, so she’d have to be Russian-y with eastern european good looks. But yeah, okay Sienna’s hot.
She’s half British, half American. According to her, she was born in New York at a Theatre somewhere while her mother was watching a play.
Jul 23
The Castlevania movie might have had a stake rammed through its heart earlier this spring, but the project is showing signs of life.
Saw franchise co-creator and director of Dead Silence and Death Sentence, James Wan, has signed on to co-write and helm the flick.
Early Friday morning it looked like Sacha Baron Cohen had done it again with his new film Brüno. With post-midnight ticket sales in the neighborhood of $1.6 million some Hollywood insiders were predicting around $50 million for the opening weekend.
stars Sam Huntington, Chris Marquette, Dan Fogler and Jay Baruchel as four friends and Star Wars fans who set out on a cross-country trip to break into Skywalker ranch and steal an early copy of Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace from the cold grip of George Lucas himself. Along the way, though, they encounter dangerous Trekkies, pimps and Native Americans that look a lot like Mexicans.
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