We Bought a Zoo Pictures
We Bought a Zoo, directed by Cameron Crowe had the first stills released.
Some behind scenes over at NotSomebody.com
2 Articles about the movie, mostly of Cameron Crowe:
Gallery Updates: Men’s Health Photoshoot Outtakes
I was sure I had added those Men’s/Women’s Health Photoshoot Outtakes before, apparently not. Photoshopping people that already pretty is bad. Very bad. Anyway, here they are, enjoy!
Gallery Updates: Saving Private Ryan & Photoshoot
Screencaps from Saving Private Ryan were added a few days ago and I forgot to post about it, plus 2 photoshoots:
Previews:
Contagion Trailer
The first Contagion trailer is out, check it out:
“Contagion” follows the rapid progress of a lethal airborne virus that kills within days. As the fast-moving epidemic grows, the worldwide medical community races to find a cure and control the panic that spreads faster than the virus itself. At the same time, ordinary people struggle to survive in a society coming apart.
The movie is set to be released on September 9th.
Matt Damon talks Adjustment Bureau DVD/BD; Losing The Fighter
Emily hinted that you believe in love at first sight because of how you met your wife. Is this true?
It is. It’s funny, I’m sure that it was, but I wonder – now that we have four kids and have built this life together – if I’m retroactively imbuing that moment with all of the subsequent experiences. I feel like it was love at first sight, but maybe that’s just my revisionist history.
Do you remember what she was wearing?
I remember her smile. That’s what I remember more than anything.
Do you believe in destiny? Do you believe you have your own life in your hands?
It’s one of those questions that you can’t answer and I think that’s why people have been asking it for millennia. We’re trying to propose it in a fun way in this movie. I feel like I’m in control of everything until I look back at my life and go, “Wait a minute, what odd series of events took place.” There is that Garth Brooks song where he sings “Thank God for unanswered prayers” – every job that I auditioned for that I was desperate to get that I didn’t might have taken me down a different path. It’s that thing where I feel stuff could be predestined, but I sure like to think that my choices were better.
What made you choose this film?
George (Nolfi, Director) is my friend and when he first showed it to me we had worked on one movie together, Ocean’s Twelve. Subsequently while he was doing more and more drafts of The Adjustment Bureau, we did the third Bourne movie and that was a movie that we were writing as we went. It was a lot of pressure and going through that experience with him and spending hundreds of hours in hotel rooms trying to figure out what we were going to shoot the next day, I knew he could handle the pressure of directing. There was so much more pressure in the Bourne situation that I knew this would be kind of a cakewalk.
What about the story?
I thought the story was interesting. I hadn’t really done a love story and I really loved the idea of a modern-day love story, the obstacle to which was this Philip K. Dick creation of this Adjustment Bureau. It seemed tonally to be really unique and not like anything I’d ever seen and ambitious in that way, but also ultimately a really entertaining and a fun movie. Plus, I believe in George.
Do you think that actors are like politicians, that they hide behind an image to sell tickets?
To a certain degree. I really wonder how much you can micromanage an image anymore. I think with technology being what it is, there’s very little mystery left with public people. Celebrities get followed around 24 hours a day and get their pictures taken 24 hours a day. You can open up a magazine and see where they spent their entire week and when they went to Starbucks. There’s very little intrigue.
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Gallery Updates: “Spider-Man Turn off the Dark” at Broadway
Last week Matt and Luciana attended the opening of “Spider-Man Turn off the Dark” on Broadway, here are some pictures:
Gallery Updates: All The Pretty Horses Screencaps
Hey guys, I made some caps from this movie, which I can say is my probably my least favorite Matt movie. Oh well 
6th Annual Made in New York and 5th Annual Freeing Voices, Changing Lives Gala
Matt attended those 2 benefit events the past days:
Gallery Updates: 2011 Events
Some events from this year, catching up on stuff I hadn’t added yet.
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