Jesse Eisenberg

Jesse Eisenberg
Eisenberg and Zuckerberg on Saturday Night Live
by
Chad Klasens
During Jesse Eisenberg's opening monologue on
Saturday Night Live, he was surprised by a guest. None other than
the man he portrayed in "The Social Network" Mark Zuckerberg,
I watched this and thought it was absolutely hilarious. Andy Samberg's impression has been widely noted over the last little while, since the Social Network has been in theatres, and Sambergs spoofs have been classic.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Eisenberg-and-Zuckerberg-on-Saturday-Night-Live
id=5823709 - Jan 30, 2011
Now You See Me: A Twisting Plot of Revenge
by
Ryan C Ball
The Four Horsemen (Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, Dave Franco) perpetrate a bank heist in front of a live audience. In a robin hood style move they give all the money back to the audience. It immediately sparks a twisting plot of revenge in which the wits of the Four Horsemen are pitted against the FBI agent Dylan Rhodes.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Now-You-See-Me:-A-Twisting-Plot-of-Revenge
id=8103435 - Nov 05, 2013
Movie Review: The Social Network - Friend This Movie
by
Ethan L Pepper
A movie about starting a hit website sounds like it would be about as entertaining as watching paint dry. Somehow though this movie let's you in on the thrills and pitfalls of a meteoric rise. It does so with wit and charm and a little exaggeration of the truth.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review:-The-Social-Network---Friend-This-Movie
id=6748937 - Dec 10, 2011
Dream Movie Casting - Woody Allen's 'Spider-Man'
by
Marty Mason
Woody Allen and Spider-man. While the two may seem to belong to different worlds, they actually have much in common. For instance, Woody's films are infatuated with New York City, and what is Spider-man if not the patron saint of New York?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Dream-Movie-Casting---Woody-Allens-Spider-Man
id=7197472 - Jul 25, 2012
Movie Review - Zombieland
by
Bill Bonfanti
What can I say? Zombieland is the perfect zombie movie. A potent mix of horror, gore, action, comedy and buddy movies, the film works on all levels and is seriously the most fun you can possibly have at the movies.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review---Zombieland
id=3242040 - Nov 10, 2009
Zombieland Movie Trailer is Shockingly Fun
by
John Brigiotta
One movie this year, will leave you laughing at hardcore zombie killing! If you're looking for an edge of your seat thrill ride down zombie lane, then Woody Harrelson will be your very own tour guide to the abyss. I haven't had this much fun, since watching "Shaun Of The Dead" on a blind date with Amish woman!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Zombieland-Movie-Trailer-is-Shockingly-Fun
id=3051720 - Oct 07, 2009
A Note on Best Movies of 2010
by
Chris Cornell
The year 2010 has showcased many good and bad movies. There are few movies that can be picked up for being the best.
http://ezinearticles.com/?A-Note-on-Best-Movies-of-2010
id=5799709 - Jan 26, 2011
Movie Review For Zombieland
by
Dan Stevens
This is a very amusing horror comedy, in the vein of Shaun of the Dead, that focuses on a similar world where everyone or most of the world is a zombie. We meet Columbus (everyone in the movie calls themselves by places instead of real names) played by Jesse Eisenberg (he has one of those faces you are sure you have seen somewhere but can't quite identify where) who is one of the last surviving humans in the U.S.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review-For-Zombieland
id=3225231 - Nov 07, 2009
Movie Review: "Now You See Me"
by
Zack Mandell
When the magic-based flick "Now You See Me" debuted this summer, it had to compete against a lot of strong films, many of which were part of established franchises. However, in spite of intense competition, this film, about an FBI agent who is trying to track a group of bank robbers, fared well. The key twist to the feature is that the bank robbers are actually magicians who pull off their robberies while performing their magic shows.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review:-Now-You-See-Me
id=7779498 - Jun 10, 2013
Movie Review: The Social Network
by
Gautam Chintamani
The Social Network is the story of one of the biggest inventions of modern times- Facebook. Even though the film is largely about Mark Zuckerberg, the man behind Facebook and the other enemies he makes in his journey to make 500 million friends, the real hero of David Fincher's instant cult classic is Aaron Sorkin's brilliant screenplay.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Review:-The-Social-Network