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The Brothers Bloom was originally set to be released last fall but got bumped to this May thanks to a crowded release schedule. But the film made last year’s festival rounds, so a lot of people have seen it, and the word is that this offbeat con movie is actually pretty cool. You can check [...]
Continue reading...13. April 2009
I happened to see Moon at an advance screening last week, and I’ve spent the days since getting more and more excited about everybody else seeing it. Starring the terrific Sam Rockwell, Moon is a terrific sci-fi movie about a man nearing the end of his three-year mission harvesting a fusion energy source on the moon. [...]
Continue reading...13. April 2009
Sylvester Stallone’s throwback to ’80s action flicks, The Expendables, is currently filming with an ensemble cast that includes contemporary action stars like Jason Statham and Steve Austin as well as ’80s icons Mickey Rourke, Dolph Lundgren, and Stallone himself. The first set photo, featuring a pretty darn big explosion (what else?) along with cast members Austin [...]
Continue reading...8. April 2009
After the drawn-out, behind-the-scenes headaches known as Donnie Darko and Southland Tales — one of which was redeemed by becoming a cult hit, the other, not so much — writer/director Richard Kelly finally made a big studio thriller: The Box, starring Cameron Diaz, James Marsden, and recent Oscar nominee Frank Langella. Kelly wrote the screenplay, which [...]
Continue reading...8. April 2009
You’ve heard my raves about the trailer, and this movie just keeps looking better and better. Too bad we have to wait until October: Share and Enjoy:
Continue reading...3. April 2009
Steven Soderbergh doesn’t get enough credit for being the weirdest working director around. There’s Tim Burton, there’s David Lynch, there’s Terry Gilliam, and they’re probably all nuts, sure. But only Soderbergh can go from an Ocean’s movie, to a creepy indie starring unknown actors who work in a doll factory (Bubble), to another Ocean’s movie, [...]
Continue reading...1. April 2009
The first teaser poster for Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes was on display at the ShoWest film industry convention and has made its way onto the Web. Interesting that Jude Law and Rachel McAdams aren’t featured on the poster (especially since producers have promised a “Butch and Sundance dynamic” between Robert Downey Jr.’s Holmes and Law’s [...]
Continue reading...31. March 2009
Here’s the new poster for Sam Raimi’s return to horror, Drag Me to Hell. The Alison Lohman-starring flick is about a bank employee who gets a curse on her that results in her being…well…dragged somewhere. See the poster for the visual representation: You can also check out the trailer here. Share and Enjoy:
Continue reading...30. March 2009
We have yet to get a final North American one-sheet for X-Men Origins: Wolverine, but here’s the latest from Finland. It’s not the most original poster design, but we’ll take it. Funny, though, how Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) and Cyclops are so front-and-center; originally, the addition of both characters was meant to be kept secret. I guess [...]
Continue reading...30. March 2009
The majority of critics may have skewered Nicolas Cage’s Knowing, but it’s doing well at the box office, and Cage is still hard at work — he’s currently in New York City shooting The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, co-starring Jay Baruchel and Teresa Palmer. It’s unclear exactly how closely the movie will take its plot from the classic [...]
Continue reading...27. March 2009
Three new Star Trek posters were released this week as the days creep closer to its May 8th release. The first one, which looks like the main U.S. version, is very Iron Man-y. The third, a foreign poster, took the bizarre route in making it look like a Earth-set disaster movie (and one derivative of [...]
Continue reading...23. March 2009
The Limits of Control reunites Bill Murray with his Broken Flowers director Jim Jarmusch — but it doesn’t look like a Murray movie, or even like a Jarmusch movie for that matter. Isaach De Bankolé, who appeared in Jarmusch’s Ghost Dog and recently was on 24, stars as a mysterious criminal completing a job; Murray [...]
Continue reading...18. March 2009
File this under further evidence that the Where the Wild Things Are marketing campaign is beginning to heat up… Here’s the first teaser poster, which debuted in Nick Magazine: Great, great tagline. Share and Enjoy:
Continue reading...16. March 2009
…And the marketing blitz keeps on rolling. Warner Bros. just came out with a load of new character banners for Terminator Salvation, but here’s another one, a “bad guys” poster: a bunch of terminators who almost look like zombies out of a George Romero movie. Except, when you shoot them in the head, nothing happens. Share and [...]
Continue reading...16. March 2009
The Human Factor is the Clint Eastwood-directed Nelson Mandela movie, starring Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon. That makes it a surefire bet for lots of awards hype — it’s hard to imagine how it wouldn’t be a top contender for Best Picture — and it just started filming, so now we have our first look. No [...]
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14. April 2009
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