They gang is back! Today, IGN premiered the trailer for The Expendables 2, and minus the boring introduction from Stallone, the trailer is pretty awesome. While at times it looks like a simple rehash of what we got in...
The one comedy that I have been dying to see but haven’t yet had the opportunity to do so, is Mikkel Nøgaard’s Danish comedy KLOWN (Klovn). Everyone I’ve spoken to about this film says nothing is sacred and that it is...
With The Avengers hitting theaters this week, its time for Christopher Nolan and Co. to start up the marketing machine for The Dark Knight Rises. So far viral marketing has been a little flat compared to The Dark Knight,...
Another week, another great bunch of trailers. This week we will be jumping all over the place from Channing Tatum stripping to the sweet and innocent Emily Blunt being, well, sweet and innocent. So grab your one dollar bills...
Yesterday, the trailer for the latest found footage film to be discovered, Area 407 (Form, was released. I hadn’t heard anything about the film but figured I’d give the trailer a look. After watching it, I’m actually curious to...
Opening in select theaters on May 11th is Hirokazu Koreeda’s (Nobody Knows, Still Walking) adventure drama, I Wish, starring Koki Maeda, Ohshiro Maeda, and Ryoga Hayashi. The film is about two brothers who have been separated by a divorce and want...
This past week, Sony has been releasing vignettes which have featured Joseph Gordon Levitt and director Rian Johnson talking about their upcoming film Looper. The first two came out early this week and you can check them out here....
One of the best crime films I’ve ever seen was Jacques Audiard’s prison drama, A Prophet. It’s a phenomenal film that stole my heart and ever since then I’ve been waiting to see the man’s next film. His next...
I promised that we would kick up our coverage on Rian Johnson‘s upcoming film Looper which stars Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Today we have two of the three vignettes for the film ( I forgot to post the...
There’s nothing better than a Woody Allen movie set in Europe. Of course his New York-based films are clever, intelligent, and entertaining, but after the success the Midnight in Paris, Allen has set the bar even higher for himself...
