Chapter 27 as bad as it is wrong

Although the early reviews for Chapter 27 were pretty bad, they're nothing compared to some of the latest we've found. As the movie is set to be released in US theaters we remain confident that people will not see this horrible movie.

Access Hollywood

There was a lot of back-and-forth as to whether or not Lindsay Lohan would take time off from rehab to promote "Chapter 27" at Sundance, but there's no reason for her to be here in the first place. She has a very small role, and no one would have asked her about it anyway.

I saw the movie last night. Lindsay has a small role, she's only in it for about 20 minutes. Jared Leto is in every scene, and he put on a LOT of weight.

Honestly, I don't know who this movie is for. It's not very good. Jared obviously put a lot into his role (he's also listed as Executive Producer), but it's a one-note performance.

The odds were kind of stacked in his favor — portraying Lennon's killer as a monster prevents the film from being emotionally engaging, while humanizing him would have caused a lot of backlash (like humanizing Hitler).

It's depressing, disturbing and uncomfortable to watch. Wants to be like "Taxi Driver," but doesn't even come close. Might be of mild interest to Lennon fans (or not), but no one else.

Is Peace Arch Entertainment on the brink of being delisted from the Stock Exchange?

After discussions with Peace Arch representatives, the Ontario Securities Commission ("OSC") has agreed that the current Management Cease Trade Order issued on December 24, 2007 will remain in place to allow Peace Arch additional time to complete the statements provided Peace Arch continues to comply with the alternative information guidelines of the OSC.

"Our filings have been delayed because we are integrating the financial results of three private companies we acquired during the fiscal year, our CEO was replaced shortly before the original filing deadline, and management has determined under applicable variable-interest entity accounting rules to consolidate the results of numerous privately held, single picture production companies from whom Peace Arch acquired distribution rights during the fiscal year," said Jeff Sagansky, Chief Executive Officer of Peace Arch Entertainment. "We are determined to ensure that the Company is in good financial standing, and we believe this additional time will allow us to finalize our year-end filing and enable Peace Arch to enter 2008 on a firm financial footing. We confirm once again that other than the release of our statements, there is no material information concerning the affairs of the Company that has not been generally disclosed as of the date of this announcement."

Peace Arch originally anticipated filing its annual statements during the week of December 9, 2007. Despite its best efforts, management subsequently determined that further time was required to prepare those filings and for its independent auditors to complete their audit. Based on the work done to date, management's best estimate at this time is that the annual audited financial statements will be filed by February 29, 2008. As a result of not filing its 2007 financial statements, Peace Arch also has not yet filed its financial statements for the first quarter ended November 30, 2007. First quarter results will be filed shortly after the Company files its annual statements.

Remember John, not his killer!!
Boycott Chapter 27!!!
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