Away We Go News

It's been a LONG time since we last reported about Sam Mendes' adaptation of Vertigo Comics' Preacher , but with a subject so enticing and blasphemous, it only takes the mention of the project by a celebrity to get our attention.

John Krasinski stars as an expectant father who takes his girlfriend on a journey to find the right place to raise their child.

As Gentleman Jim Halpert on "The Office," John Krasinski is the prototypical dreamboat, a congenial hunk who doesn't know he's a congenial hunk, the kind of guy women want to jump and men want to hang with.

Bangarang for Casting Tidbits! First up, THR reports Keir Gilchrist has joined Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck's coming'-of-age film It's Kind of a Funny Story based on Ned Vizzini's novel .

LUDLOW Assembly Rooms presents a fabulous programme of must-see movies in November.

The multitalented Jim Gaffigan is a regular on sitcoms , a character actor in movies , a commercial pitchman , a voice-over guy and a stand-up comedian who's had umpteen hit specials on Comedy Central.

TAKE IT TO THE 'MAX': This adaptation of a 10-sentence book isn't stretched to an hour-and-a-half movie without serious boredom setting in.

Opinionline Archives 'Holy' moments surround us You dona TMt have to be religious to know that therea TMs something bigger out there, often in plain sight.

Movies and Events) From Greg Mottola, the director of "Superbad,'' comes a banal reminiscence of summer love, with a recent college graduate who takes a job at an amusement park, where he gets high and falls in love.

Director Sam Mendes recruits two great comedians for his life journey film "Away We Go." High quality production values, cast and crew set an intelligent tone full of discovery as an expecting couple face lifea s tough questions as they search for a place to settle down as a family.

Music video maestro Spike Jonze was the perfect choice to adapt the children's classic, "Where the Wild Things Are" to the big screen.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the debut installment of our new column, Talking Out of Frame, a round-up of all-things art house here on DVD Talk.

Starring: Max Records, Catherine Keener and Mark Ruffalo and the voices of James Gandolfini and Catherine O'Hara; screenplay by Spike Jonze and Dave Eggers, based on the children's book by Maurice Sendak; produced by Tom Hanks, Gary Goetzman, John Carls, Vincent Landay and Sendak; directed by Jonze Running time: 100 minutes Parental guide: PG Web ...

Spike Jonze overstuffs a small kiddy classic. Max Records in "Where The Wild Things Are" Anyone wanting to turn Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are" into a movie must face a steep challenge.

Some movies are home runs. Others are strikeouts, or base hits, or error-filled disasters.

Of man and machine: Suparn Verma's 'Acid Factory' starring Irrfan Khan is an average show of men-in-black, gadgets and intrigue, 'Away We Go' is a heart-warmingly refreshing offering by Hollywood and 'Surrogates' is about too much of technology messing up human life.

Life gives them a chance to come of age when Verona gets pregnant and the couple set out to find a suitable place to bring up their unborn child.

A straight adaptation of the notoriously unfilmable work of Foster Wallace is asking for trouble.

Out today is the vacation comedy, a oeCouples Retreat.a Vince Vaughn and Malin Akerman star as two of four couples who vacation together to a tropical island resort.

Movies This Weekend That Might Interest You Mr. Eric D. Snider is tackling Couples Retreat , but I'll opine that I think it's worthy of buying a ticket to and leave it at that.