Direct Download Link For The Goya's Ghosts Trailer

I remember how long the US had to wait for Hot Fuzz after the UK release. Hardly seemed fair did it? Even more cruel is the delay in the release of Goya's Ghosts.

I saw the film a few weeks back at my local Odeon (Oxford George Street, where a significant number of films are given a truly subpar presentation and, it's quite obvious, the projectionists should have been sacked years ago - the same goes for the Odeon Magdalen Street too) but the US release isn't until late July.

What's more, it's a much better film than the admittedly-excellent Hot Fuzz. Indeed, the only better film I've seen this year was Son of Rambow.

Goya's Ghosts is a bonafide masterpiece and, if your country hasn't had the film yet, you should be marking your diary in anticipation, indulging in a little excitement and downloading the trailer right now.

All Natalie, All The Time

JoBlo have reported an interesting story originating at Valleywag. Apparently, plans are afoot for a continuous video feed of the work and personal life of Natalie Portman.

Well, it could never work. Anything voyeurs really want to see will definitely be off limits, and as for cameras beaming tell-all images from the sets of her movies, I'm sure we can just forget about that too.

Lifecasting is better suited to people who stay home plenty, but are interesting in their own right. It just so happens I can't think of a person that fits that bill, or even really imagine one.

Incidentally, Goya's Ghosts, Natalie's latest, is a really very, very good film. Very particularly good.

Poster For Goya's Ghosts

Featuring Javier Bardem and Natalie Portman, here's the poster for Milos Forman's Goya's Ghosts. Fingers crossed for this one - it could be astonishing. Forman might not like biopics, but he's certainly mastered the art of making them.