THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a 2008 American drama film, based on the 1921 short story of the same name written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The film was directed by David Fincher, written by Eric Roth and Robin Swicord, and stars Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett. The film was released on December 25, 2008, by both Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures. (via Wikapedia)

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Benjamin Button F/X House to Open Videogame Studio

via wired.com ( 119 Days ago )
Special effects house Digital Domain plans to open a videogame studio in Florida, Variety reports. One of the companies behind the acclaimed visual effects in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Digital Domain will continue its Hollywood work in its existing Los Angeles and Vancouver studios. The new Port St. Lucie, Florida facility will focus on making games, working on animation, [...]

videos / Dude Where's My Hangover

via kontraband.com ( 194 Days ago )
Movies with similarities, it's not something I've ever come across before in Hollywood. I mean The Curious Case of Benjamin Button was nothing like Forest Gump, was it? Or am I being sarcastic? Who can tell in these cynical, despairing times.

Harry Potter - Producers Look At Button Technology To Age Potter Kids

via contactmusic.com ( 215 Days ago )
The brains behind the last HARRY POTTER film are looking to use technology that aged BRAD PITT in THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON to give the 20-something stars of the...

David Fichner To Direct 'Facebook: The Movie'

via digg.com ( 230 Days ago )
It appears that his follow-up to the Academy Award-nominated The Curious Case of Benjamin Button could actually be... Facebook: The Movie (real title: The Social Network). Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing, A Few Good Men) is writing the script, which will supposedly focus on the founders of the popular social networking website and how it took off.

Facebook Movie Has Popular Director and Generic Title

via iwatchstuff.com ( 230 Days ago )
As if news of Aaron Sorkin writing Facebook: The Movie wasn't perplexing enough, Variety has put up a story that adds two more peculiarities to the mix. The entertainment magazine is reporting David Fincher, the man responsible for Se7en, Fight Club, and the recently-acclaimed-but-also-kind-of-boring The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, is in early talks to direct the film. And, [...]

David Fincher In Talks To Direct Facebook-Centric Film ‘The Social Network’

via mtv.com ( 230 Days ago )
The curious case of David Fincher’s directing decisions just got a little bit curiouser. Fincher has already broken ground with gritty thrillers like “Se7en” and “Fight Club,” while also proving his weight in epic dramatic fare with “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.” Now the filmmaker is going to tackle an all-new arena — the social [...]

Film: Newswire: David Fincher to direct Facebook movie?

via avclub.com ( 231 Days ago )
David Fincher, director of such badass fare as Fight Club, Seven, Zodiac, and, umm, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button is in talks to direct an upcoming film about Facebook. That's right, Facebook, the social-networking site. Not some sort of evil Facebook that punches you until you're bloody and then serial-kills you. Variety has the short story. Seems like a bad idea to me, but [...]

Film: Newswire: David Fincher to direct Facebook movie?

Cinematical Seven: Terrible Movie Tattoos

via cinematical.com ( 245 Days ago )
Tattoos in the movies have a storied history, from the simple, classic LOVE/HATE knuckle tattoos in The Night of the Hunter to the slick and sexy additions to Angelina Jolie's existing body art in last summer's Wanted. Recent movies like The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Eastern Promises have used tattoos to great effect; in Button, Captain Mike's homemade tattoos both referred [...]

David Fincher Demonstrates How iPhones Can Now Make YouTube Clips

via iwatchstuff.com ( 245 Days ago )
The Steve Jobses over at Apple have just invented a new letter to add to the end of their iPhones, so, to advertise this innovation, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Fight Club director David Fincher made this Mission Impossible-esque commercial. It's totally fucked up because you think the iPhone 3G S is the same as the old iPhone but it turns out it's an entirely different [...]