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11/03/09
We live in a time when war movies based on toys ( Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen , G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra ) are better received by the public than those that have a basis in truth ( The Hurt Locker ).
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Cinematical.com
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11/02/09
Some genius once dubbed New York University economist Nouriel Roubini " the Joe Francis of Pessimism Porn ," and yesterday's one-two punch of a Eurotrashy post-Halloween loft party with Oliver Stone and a doomsaying op-ed in the Financial Times proves the point.
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Gawker
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10/28/09
AS we left off yesterday I was auditing an Upper East Side townhouse scene.
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Page Six
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10/21/09
Soon, very soon now, fans will get to see exactly what an Oliver Stone sequel looks like.
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MTV Movies Blog
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10/16/09
"Now, possibly, and I won't be around, the synthesis will come, maybe the screens will become bigger and it won't be so cold and my eyes won't go crazy," he continued.
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Popeater Movies
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10/14/09
Terra Networks paid Oliver Stone an estimated $75,000 to speak in Manhattan last night.
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Defamer
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10/08/09
That of course isn't to say it's not still an incendiary classic, but in retrospect, Oliver Stone 's treatise on media savagery feels like both a product of its time and a random blitz of imagery that has since dulled our perceptions of (and reactions to) the film's overall effect.
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Cinematical.com
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09/24/09
Security last night was apparent - no liquids of any kind allowed in the theater - though none of the bag searches or metal detectors usually present at such an event were in sight (enezuela's equivalent to the Secret Service moved about the theater and backstage for safety checks).
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indieWIRE
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09/10/09
Filmmaker Oliver Stone hit the city Thursday to film the sequel to his 1987 hit " Wall Street ," hoping that greed is still good the second time around.
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New York Daily News - New York NY
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09/10/09
He may be among the top echelon of Hollywood directors, but Oliver Stone has no illusions about the uphill battle he will have to wage to have his documentary, South of the Border , which criticizes U.S. policy towards Latin America, shown in the U.S. In an interview with Reuters at the Venice Film Festival, Stone pointed to other films dealing with the same subject that have been spurned or poorly handled by distributors.
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The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)