Twitnuuz: Movies & Cinema

· Steve Buscemi is both convincing and gorgeously lit in HBO’s new series Boardwalk Empire, which features the directing talents of one Martin Scorsese and the most infamous gangsters of the past 100 years. “Monopoly,” this ain’t. [Zap2It]

Here’s a glossy of Jersey Shore’s reported new cast member Dina Nicole, with Snooki trailing behind her. Does she look like a half-hearted hybrid of Snooki and JWOWW to you too,? Look at the bright side: She’s reportedly replacing the unbearable Angelina….

Still not over Inception? Please — not only is it a Swiss cheese skyscraper with holes the size of loading-bay doors, it’s not even terribly original, stealing first from Peter Ibbetson (1935), not on cable this week, and then from…

The Wall Street Journal published an odd feature today elaborating on documentarian Ric Burns’s little-known in-house film commissioned by Goldman Sachs. You might best recognize Burns as the director of the epic PBS series New York and as the co-director…

The season premiere of Mad Men was watched by 2.9 million viewers last night — up from the record 2.8 million that watched the premiere last summer. There would be a celebration in the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce conference room to recognize this feat,…

You might have thought that you’d seen everything Comic-Con has to offer — from Fandango the Walking Paper Bag, to a Harry Potter stabbing, to the reemergence of Pacey Witter — but it turns out you hadn’t, unless you caught White Collar stars Matt Bomer…

Ali Fedotowsky’s lovestruck minions reunite in a Bachelorette special tonight where they rehash all the fun they had visiting Iceland, Istanbul, and other places they’d never heard of until this year.

Engaged (and engaging) as Oliver Stone was in his recent chat with Movieline, I can tell you he knows how to put an interviewer on the defensive. But he can also make you laugh! Or wince. Or wince and laugh. Or maybe just wince. Depends on your mood I…

· You may have seen Chloe Moretz covered in blood before during Kick-Ass, but Let Me In’s Comic-Con poster went back to that same sanguineous well. Click for bigger and check out more new bits after the jump:

Nothing says villainy like a mustache — preferably one that comes with a twirl and a damsel tied to a railroad track. While it’s unclear if the villains played by Peter Sarsgaard and Mark Strong in Green Lantern will add those accessories to their facial…