‘Your Highness’ Review: A Half-Baked Tale of Might, Magic and Mary Jane
Filed under: Reviews, Cinematical If you're the kind of role-playing gamer who attempts to have sexual intercourse with every random NPC you come across, then 'Your Highness' was made specifically for you. This is the multi-million-dollar physical representation of a late night Dungeons and Dragons game with friends, one that's gone way past the point of anyone taking it seriously and...
Read MoreExclusive: Danny McBride on Playing a Stoner Prince in ‘Your Highness’
Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, New Releases, Cinematical If you judged Danny McBride only by the characters he plays, you might think the comedian is a bully and a jerk. From 'Eastbound and Down' to 'Pineapple Express' to 'Due Date,' this is a guy who really seems to enjoy pushing the buttons of his fellow performers. In his latest film, David Gordon Green's new comedy 'Your...
Read MoreNYCC 2010: Danny McBride Says Natalie Portman Is Hot In ‘Your Highness’
Natalie Portman is beautiful? According to her "Your Highness" co-stars Danny McBride and Justin Theroux, this is a little-known fact about the actress. When McBride and Theroux stopped by MTV News' skybox at New York Comic Con, they joked that they had to convince studio brass that Portman was beautiful enough to be in the film, a raunchy medieval comedy in which two princes, one heroic (James...
Read More‘Your Highness’ at NYCC: What We Learned About Danny McBride’s Medieval Comedy
Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, Movie News, Cinematical, Festivals The 'Your Highness' panel at New York Comic-Con started abnormally early for a movie targeted towards stoners (the yawn-inducing time of 10:30 am). Although bleary-eyed and ravenous with the munchies, the NYCC audience was psyched to see James Franco, Danny McBride, Justin Theroux and director David Gordon Green promote...
Read More‘Due Date’ Trailer #2: Is This Funnier Than ‘The Hangover’?
Filed under: Trailers and Clips, Cinematical The latest trailer for 'Due Date,' Todd Phillips' road trip comedy starring Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis as mismatched travel companions, won't dispel any prior complaints that it resembles a remake of 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' mixed with Phillips' own 'The Hangover.' But it will show you additional players, such as Michelle...
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