Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

An Evil Dead Remake Coming Soon, But With No Ash

Yep. That's right. An evil dead remake is in the works and there will be no Ash.

There are two iconic faces of The Evil Dead. One is Sam Raimi, whose comic, kinetic filmmaking was a framework in which grotesque horror could exist side by side with Three Stooges-style slapstick. (And so: ‘splatstick.’) The other iconic face is Bruce Campbell, whose Ash Williams character is the beating heart of The Evil Dead and, to generations of fans, the voice of a certain approach to horror.

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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

The Onion: Final Minutes Of Last Harry Potter Movie To Be Split Into Seven Separate Films

Warner Bros. will recut the last four minutes of "The Deathly Hollows: Part 2" and stretch it into seven films so fans can enjoy the Harry Potter franchise for another decade.


Final Minutes Of Last Harry Potter Movie To Be Split Into Seven Separate Films

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: The Future Is Rosie (2011 Cover Story & Gallery) (SFW)

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was looking for work while she was in college, so she applied for and was hired as a booker at a modeling agency. When she showed up for her first day of work, the agency heads immediately fired her as a booker and hired her as a model. Then the other models from that agency exploded.

A few years later Rosie became a Victoria’s Secret Angel, therebyentering the fantasies of millions of normal and weird men. Now she’s the female lead in Transformers.

Preparation, struggle, rejection? Bah! All jokes aside, the girl is friendly, silly, and easy to talk to. The 24-year-old Brit grew up on a farm, which goes a long way toward making someone totally normal…or completely batballs crazy. You draw your own conclusions, but at the photo shoot for this piece, she talked about killing chickens (normal, to us) and how she didn’t feel like she looked her best that day (batballs crazy, clearly).

[Go To Complex.com and Read The Interview and View The PICS!]

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

DVD Releases For Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

Some stellar movies make their way to DVD Tuesday. Among them ...

'Black Swan'

Darren Aronofsky's inspired, unsettling drama (rated R) tells the tale of a ballerina teetering on the brink of greatness and madness. The director brings out the toughness of a world that, while presenting a gentler face, is powered just as compulsively by painful physical and psychological extremes.

As Nina Sayers, Natalie Portman delivered an Oscar-winning performance as a child-woman whose fragility gradually gives way to grave self-destruction.

Nina is a member of a New York dance company when the troupe's artistic director (Vincent Cassel) taps her to star in a production of "Swan Lake." Her technical brilliance and tentative innocence make her perfect for the White Swan, but he's less sure she can pull off the ruthlessness and sensuality of her evil twin, the Black Swan. Perhaps Lily (Mila Kunis), an uninhibited, wild-eyed newcomer to the company, would be better suited?

DVD extras: "Black Swan Metamorphosis" making-of documentary; also on Blu-ray, cast profiles and two other featurettes.

[See The Rest Of The Releases By Clicking HERE]

Thursday, March 24, 2011

The Full Captain America: The First Avenger Trailer!

After a couple of days of teasing by Entertainment Tonight, the full 2 1/2 minute Captain America: The First Avenger trailer is out! This is no teaser. The trailer shows how Steve Rogers goes from being rejected by the army for being too small, to the Super Soldier we know as Cap. In my opinion this movie is going to kick some major ass. The movie hits theaters on July 22nd, 2011.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

PCMag.com: Why There's Nothing Good to Stream on Amazon Prime or Netflix

Yesterday Amazon added Instant Videos to its Amazon Prime service, giving members the ability to stream over 5,000 movie and TV show titles. Hot on the heels of that story, today Netflix worked out a deal to stream a big portion of the CBS library of TV shows on its service. Looking at what the two developments involve, you'll notice a similar pattern: in both cases, the vast majority of the content is very old.
The news about video coming to Amazon Prime was initially exciting since the service (which most people had probably dismissed because it really only offered getting your Amazon junk delivered a day or two sooner) costs less per month than Netflix, and even Hulu Plus. Now people have a reason to give Amazon Prime a second look. [Read The Rest By Clicking HERE]

Bill Murray Speaks About Ghostbusters 3


No one's ever going to believe you. And if you're the "Ghostbusters 3" script, Bill Murray may never read you.
While director Ivan Reitman is all gung ho about a third movie in the classic comedy series, having written the script and plotted a whole future for the franchise, his biggest star isn't too hot on the whole idea.
Murray, speaking with Howard Stern, gave some rare comments about the proposed film, which hinges on his participation. He admits that Reitman has sent him over the script, but that's about as far as it's gotten.

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Friday, October 23, 2009

Exclusive Clip: The Men Who Stare At Goats

Here's an exclusive clip from the upcoming movie, The Men Who Stare At Goats. Click HERE to go to the video. The move hit theaters on November 6th.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Hulu

Missed a TV show? You should try hulu.com! Totally legal!

Content: Hulu brings together a large selection of videos from nearly 150 leading content companies, including FOX, NBC Universal, Comedy Central, Lionsgate, MGM, MTV Networks, National Geographic, Paramount, PBS, Sony Pictures Television, Warner Bros. and more. Users can choose from more than 1250 current primetime TV hits such as The Simpsons, 30 Rock, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Office the morning after they air; classics like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The A-Team, Airwolf and Married...with Children; movies like Revenge of the Nerds and In the Line of Fire; documentaries like Super Size Me, Crawford and I Am Because We Are; and clips from Saturday Night Live, Friends and other popular TV shows and movies.

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

April 2009 Movie Releases

April is looking like a not so exciting month for movies. There are a couple that I recognize that could be ok, Fast and Furious is a big name, but it's only watchable for me. No big deal. I read the plot for Mutant Chronicles which looks promising. Maybe some others on the list will be better than I hope. Here is the list:

April 2009

April 1
- Tulpan (NY)

April 3
- Adventureland
- Alien Trespass (limited)
- Bart Got a Room (limited)
- C Me Dance (limited)
- The Escapist (NY, LA)
- Fast & Furious
- Forbidden Lie$ (NY; LA release: Apr. 10)
- Gigantic (NY)
- Paris 36 (NY, LA)
- The Song of Sparrows (NY)
- Sugar (limited)

April 8
- Lymelife (NY; LA release: Apr. 17)

April 10
- Anvil! The Story of Anvil (NY, LA)
- Dragonball: Evolution
- Hannah Montana The Movie
- The Mysteries of Pittsburgh (NY, LA)
- Observe and Report

April 17
- 17 Again
- American Violet (limited)
- Crank: High Voltage
- Every Little Step (NY, LA)
- The Golden Boys (limited)
- Is Anybody There? (NY, LA)
- Lemon Tree (NY)
- Sleep Dealer (limited)
- State of Play

April 22
- Earth
- Treeless Mountain (limited)

April 24
- Empty Nest (NY)
- Fighting
- The Garden (limited)
- The Informers (NY)
- Mutant Chronicles (NY, LA)
- Obsessed
- The Soloist
- Throw Down Your Heart (NY; LA release June 5)
- Tyson (NY, LA)

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Upcoming Movies of 2009

March
  1. 12
  2. 13B (limited)
  3. Everlasting Moments (limited)
  4. Explicit Ills
  5. Fados
  6. The Horsemen (limited)
  7. Phoebe In Wonderland (limited)
  8. Reunion (limited)
  9. Sherman's Way
  10. Tokyo
  11. Watchmen
  12. Brothers at War (limited)
  13. The Cake Eaters
  14. The Edge of Love
  15. The Last House on the Left
  16. Miss March
  17. The Perfect Sleep
  18. Race to Witch Mountain
  19. Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America
  20. Sunshine Cleaning
  21. Tokyo Sonata
  22. Angel
  23. Bob Funk
  24. Duplicity
  25. The Great Buck Howard
  26. Hunger
  27. I love You, Man
  28. knowing
  29. Sin Nombre
  30. Skills Like This
  31. 12 Rounds
  32. American Swing
  33. The Education of Charlie Banks
  34. Guest of Cindy Sherman
  35. The Haunting in Connecticut
  36. The Janky Promoters
  37. Monsters vs. Aliens
  38. Shall We Kiss?