While the agenda says the aboriginal day of abatement is September 22, we all apperceive that cookout and bank division absolutely ends on Labor Day. Hollywood knows it too, and so as we affluence into September, movie, TV and music advisers are revving audiences up for their abatement offerings. Yes, your admired TV shows will anon be aback with new episodes, and movies acquisitive to bang Oscar gold will activate trickling into theaters. And actuality in PopEater headquarters, we couldn't be added excited. With 'Glee' and '30 Rock' aback on our TV screens and new pics from Angelina Jolie, Matt Damon, Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway, Jake Gyllenhaal, Christian Bale and abounding others to accumulate us busy, we're in hog heaven.And aback there's annihilation bigger than that activity you get if you're active absent about how alarming something can be -- you know, the one that generally comes appropriate afore your dreams are abject by absoluteness -- the aggregation actuality at PopEater couldn't abide cerebration out loud about the things we're a lot of searching advanced to in the advancing months. Anything big on your alarm that we forgot to mention, let us apperceive in the comments!
Jason Kaufman, Editor-in-Chief -- 'Boardwalk Empire' (Sept. 19, HBO). The new HBO alternation searching aback at the history of Atlantic City at the time of Prohibition seems about too acceptable to be true. Afterwards all, Terence Winter, the man who wrote over 25 'Sopranos' episodes (including best archetypal 'Pine Barrens') and Martin Scorsese are abutting armament for it. All data of the aeon accept been anxiously researched -- yes, the planks on the AC boardwalk were recreated to be just right. The casting seems atom on, from Steve Buscemi accepting the alarm to play a abandoned advocate to our longtime favorite, Michael Pitt, as an advancing bandit in a role that looks to breach him into superstardom. No amount was spared, as we've spent all summer account about the big account for the pilot, reportedly abutting to $20 million. But none of this would amount if the appearance doesn't accept the goods. HBO's spent affluence in the accomplished to try and get the old times searching just appropriate and failed. ('Rome,' anyone?) That's why there's such a blitz watching all the new previews hinting that Winter and Scorsese spent just as abundant time authoritative abiding that all the sex, abandon and bequest goodfella backroom were counterbalanced as they did in authoritative abiding the aeon apparel were legit.
Amber James, Editor -- Britney Spears on 'Glee' (Fox). I ability be 24, but my close jailbait will apparently backfire if the pop angel herself appears on 'Glee.' Seeing New Directions and Will Schuester pay admiration to Britney Spears will acceptable cover newer hits like 'Womanizer' and iconic tunes like 'Hit Me Baby One Added Time.' I'm bridge my fingers that Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) acme her 'Vogue' achievement with a archetypal like '(You Drive Me) Crazy.'Ben Trivett, Editor -- 'Red' (Oct. 15). I'm aflame to let my close banana alarmist out and jump for joy about 'Red.' Not alone am I aflame to see Warren Ellis' plan appear to the big screen, but accumulated with its all-star casting -- Bruce Willis, Helen Mirren, Mary Louise Parker, Morgan Freeman and John Malkovich -- this pic, about retired CIA assassins accepting agitation adjusting to a quieter life, is traveling to forward me into a fit. Amusing chat and aberrant abandon will be added afresh abundant to absorb even non-comic fans.Brittany Weiss, Assistant Video Editor – 'The Social Network' (Oct. 1).
You may anticipate it's an accustomed day, but it's not. Your best acquaintance is suing you for $600 million. At atomic that's what happened to the architect of Facebook and world's youngest billionaire, Mark Zuckerberg. Facebook. Even your grandma's heard of it. So why not address a book and afresh blur a movie? 'The Social Network' could absolutely possibly ascertain the decade. It's got aggregate – sex, treachery, ability and money. If I aboriginal saw the bivouac for 'The Social Network' in July, I had chills. It could accept been the music, but I wasn't assured the beheld display, the amusing annotation or Justin Timberlake. There is no agnosticism the humans abaft this blur accept advertised well. With a tagline like, "You don't get to 500 actor accompany afterwards authoritative a few enemies," things are about to get real. Take a footfall into the apple of acquaintance requests, pokes and accord statuses. I can't wait! Disclaimer: This cine is for every ancestor who told his adolescent to alpha a business in his or her abode afterwards because the consequences. Watch the aftereffects unfold. They aren't consistently pretty. Zach Dionne, Editor -- Stephen King's 'Full Dark, No Stars' (Nov. 9). Listen, if Uncle Stevie puts out two books every year until he dies, he's gonna get at atomic $40 of my money every year until he dies. The adept cheat has hit a additional prime in the accomplished decade, with new abstract like 'Lisey's Story' and 'Under the Dome' baronial a allotment of his oldest and best pop ability touchstones. 'Full Dark' marks King's third ache at a four-novella collection; if you're arguable and cerebration of cat-and-mouse for the next absolute novel, attending no added than the 1982 masterpiece 'Different Seasons' -- two of the four novellas became 'The Shawshank Redemption' and 'Stand By Me.' Boom.John Mitchell, Editor – 'Black Swan' (Dec. 1). Now, here's a abridgment that should accomplish any blur alarmist beatnik out: A dark, circuitous and luridly-photographed abstruseness from administrator Darren Aronofsky ('Requiem for a Dream,' 'The Wrestler') about the psychologically-intense animosity amid two ballerinas (Oscar appointee Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis) who personify the dueling abandon (innocence vs. sensuality; adroitness vs. guile) of the advance ballerina in a assembly of 'Swan Lake.' The blur becoming near-universal acclaim at the Venice Blur Festival, where, according to Deadline, it aswell accustomed a continuing ovation. The Times of London letters that Portman is "astounding" in the film, while The Independent lavishes even added praise, deeming Portman's achievement "searing" and the blur "enthralling." I've watched the bivouac about 300 times and still am not abiding what is traveling on – and I LOVE that! Maggie Coughlan, Editor -- 'Gossip Girl' (Sept. 14, CW).
The boilerplate American may not apperceive it, but there are in fact two versions of New York City. There's the New York that belongs to the rich, and afresh there's New York for the blow of us. Sure, 'Sex & The City' romanticized the abstraction of individual gals affective to New York to hit it big, but it larboard out a acute allotment of New York City activity -- old money, ancestors dynasties, a endure name that agency something ... and all the abuse that comes forth with it! Thanks to the fictitiously affluent Chuck Bass, Serena Van Der Woodsen and Blair Waldorf, we no best accept to brainstorm what it's like to accept a disciplinarian or serial-marrying mother! 'Gossip Girl' plays up a affairs a lot of of us can alone dream about -- chambermaid maids, clothes beginning off the runway, hotel-running adulation interests, abbreviate belief appear in The New Yorker -- all with a attractive cast. In the face of a adverse economy, area a lot of of us are ambidextrous with money woes, a account dosage of affluence is just what the doctor ordered.Denise Warner, Editor -- 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Allotment 1' (Nov. 19). The bivouac for 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' gave me chills. Seriously. As abundant as I don't wish my time with the boy who lived to end, I can't delay for the aboriginal of the final two films to hit theaters in November. 'Hallows' (the book) exceeded my expectations, and I accept no agnosticism that the movies will too. The blur looks grittier and darker than ever, a applicable attestation to the ability of columnist J.K. Rowling's work, its actors and the audience, who like me, grew up with it. Oh yeah, and it's so abundant bigger than those vampire movies.Steven Avalos, Contributing Editor -- 'The Walking Dead' (Oct. 31, AMC). There's annihilation I adulation added than a acceptable ancient crank apocalypse story, and 'The Walking Dead' clear atypical alternation delivers all the cerebral mindfudgery you could anytime wish from the brand (not to acknowledgment affluence of cannibal undead).
If AMC appear affairs for a television appearance based on the comics, by itself I was absorbed and, of course, a little skeptical. I mean, these are the humans that bear 'Mad Men' and 'Breaking Bad' -- acutely they get acceptable TV, but you never apperceive whether the end aftereffect will translate. But afterwards seeing the trailer, any worries are absolutely gone, except of advance my affair over getting able to beddy-bye deeply anytime afresh afterwards the appearance premieres this Halloween.
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