It's been a while since I've been on here but here goes: Just saw Touchy Feely at Sundance London this past weekend and I've got to say, I really, really loved it. It's very much a quiet indie film, incredibly human (like most of Lynne Shelton's films) and with some very real characters. Ellen is gr...

Just stumbled across this feature from Empire Magazine about new female additions to The Avengers 2. They highlighted that Ellen would be great as Squirrel Girl: http://www.empireonline.com/features/female-avengers-we-want-for-the-sequel/p9 Personally, I think it'd be great to see her in a massive a...

I like the letter idea. Ultimately though, we need something that's going to be able to grab her attention.

I don't know if this is interesting at all to any of you, but Toby Kebbell was in a British drama last night called Black Mirror and totally stole the show. He's a stunning actor and after reading the script, really fills the role of Doc well.

Shame, I got all excited for a minute there. But obviously couldn't be true as Ellen's in Shreveport right now, right?

Thanks Dom! That sounds like a great edition, I should be able to just order from Amazon.de.

Just noticed the German releases of SUPER and there's 2 editions. One which appears to be the usual release with some seriously amazing artwork, and the other labeled as a 'Mediabook Edition'. Is there any major differences between the two? I think it's about a €2 price difference so it's nothing to...

Some great great buys there Dom. Where did you get the UK poster from?

I've heard things about the Berlin Film Festival and possibly Toronto too, but I can't cite my sources as I don't even remember what they were.

Based on the connection to 'Another Earth' I can see the vague tone of where this might go and it sound intriguing. Can't wait to see the finished product.

It's a great part, but it sounds like the film could be relying on the right tone and direction. Let's hope she gets a great director to work with, then we could be talking Oscar country.

SUPER happens to be possibly my favourite performance of Ellen's. Well 2nd favourite behind Hard Candy. Yes she was over the top, but that was the point of Libby. That's how the character was written. It was Ellen as we've never seen her before, and she was insane. But that's coming from a massive J...

Sounds awesome plexus! One day he'll come to London, and I'll be all over him like a fly on a pile of very seductive manure. The spreading the word of the film is going well too. I just showed 3 of my friends and my brother and they promised to tell their families and friends too. Also in the latest...

Used to be a big fan then went off it a while ago. I'll definitely go back now though, i'm sure Ellen will only be in it for like half a second as herself in an Inception parody or something, but well worth checking out. :agreeing: Although I think the site needs to work out some issues, Ryan Reynol...

I got my UK blu-ray edition yesterday and despite months of waiting, I'm a tad disappointed that we don't get all of the special features. The UK edition features the movie (duh) the trailer (which I've already committed to memory) and a rather excellent (but painfully short) behind the scenes docum...

The first set picture just got released. It's of Penelope Cruz, but it still sort of points to the sort of fashion and look of the film.

http://wearemoviegeeks.com/2011/07/on-s ... decameron/

I've always loved that picture of Ellen the most out of all of the ones of her in Whip It, but yeah, the title and the tagline are a little dodgy.

Drew Barrymore is in talks with Warner Bros. to direct a new film called 'Heist Society' which tells the story of a teen girl trying to balance her school and family's criminal activities. She's asked Shauna Cross (writer of Whip It) to adapt the original book to make the teen girl more of a "twenty...

I do love Alison Pill after Scott Pilgrim. This is becoming an amazing cast.

Can't believe in the UK we get it a week before on August 1st. I've already pre-ordered my blu-ray! Also SUPER's UK theatrical run starts July 8th, showing in (what seems to be, according to the website) only 9 locations, with my local cinema being one of them. I am beginning to believe in karma. :D