I added more new Bruce Willis photos to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look.

Gallery Links:
– 2009-September-28 – Tyen, 30 Years of Creation – Coktail Set by Dior Perfume
– 2009-September-24 – “Surrogates” Los Angeles Premiere

I added some new photos of Bruce Willis to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look.

Gallery Links:
– 2009-September-22
– 2009-September-17 – I added 5 new HQ photos

I added a new video of Bruce Willis to the Multimedia Zone so, you can go there to watch the video online, comment or download this.

– 2009-09-20 – Bruce Willis and Rahda Mitchell Talk Surrogates

Don’t expect Bruce Willis to follow in the online footsteps of his ex-wife Demi Moore and her husband Ashton Kutcher, who are some of the most prolific celebrity Twitter users.

Asked if he might start Tweeting too, Willis said at last week’s Hollywood premiere of his new movie Surrogates, “Doubtful, doubtful. I just can’t live with myself if I started Twittering … I just think that way lies madness.”

But one thing Willis, 54, is happy to do is savor the honeymoon period he’s experiencing with new wife Emma Heming. Asked how they’re settling into married life, the star told PEOPLE: “Really slowly… really slowly. We’re just taking our time.”  Read the rest of this entry »

Director Jonathan Mostow’s new sci-fi thriller Surrogates, said Alonso Duralde MSNBC.com, “flirts with big ideas” about “the dangers of technology on the human soul, and the government’s control over electronic communications.” Centering on a rare murder in a futuristic world where most people stay at home and live their lives through android surrogates, this film, starring Bruce Willis, “is consistently entertaining,” and “a much cooler examination of virtual living than the recent Gamer.”

Surrogates is “a fairly clean, tight film that looks great,” said Jeffrey M. Anderson in Cinematical, and it contains “the requisite number of car crashes and helicopter explosions.” But it’s really “more of a thriller than a cautionary tale, and it doesn’t go very deep in either direction.” And “ironically,” Surrogates (watch the trailer) is “missing” the “human element—the movie has no concept that some people might see both the good and the bad in the surrogates.”  Read the rest of this entry »

1. “Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs” ($5.6 million)
2. “Surrogates” ($5 million)
3. “Fame” ($3.5 million)
4. “The Informant!” ($2 million)
5. “Pandorum” ($1.6 million)

If the Bruce Willis-starring comic book movie “Surrogates” had one obstacle to overcome this weekend, it was “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs,” the Sony Pictures Animation film that reigned supreme over last weekend’s box office. Truly, it’s a difficult decision for moviegoers — experience a world filled with robotic analogues that can do and see anything you wish them to, or behold the spectacle of delectable food products raining gloriously upon your face. In the end, it looks like taste buds just barely won the battle.  Read the rest of this entry »