Out in Theaters: LAST VEGAS
But Last Vegas's greatest crime comes with its relentless pursuit to pitch to a younger crowd, the most egregious of which involves mixing a wiener-shaking AWOL Nation gag amongst a…
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Talking with Oliver Hirschbiegel of DIANA
There’s probably not a person on Earth who couldn’t tell you who Princess Diana is, and yet public knowledge of her is only surface deep. Oliver Hirschbiegel (Downfall) aims to settle that score with his biopic Diana. Known for his unblinking film biographies of historical figures, famous (Princess Diana) and infamous (Hitler) alike, Hirschbiegel hopes...
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Watch the First Trailer for Jason Reitman's LABOR DAY
Once thought to be a serious Oscar contender, Labor Day opened to lukewarm reviews out of the Toronto International Film Festival and has largely fallen off the radar as one to be strongly anticipated. Nonetheless anything from Jason Reitman, director of Juno, Up in the Air, Thank You For Smoking and Young Adult, is worth...
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Poster for Latino PARANORMAL ACTIVITY: THE MARKED ONES
When Paranormal Activity 5 couldn’t keep up the annual Halloween-release trend of the last four films in the franchise, the official Latin spin-off, Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones, looked to fill in the gap. However, that next film in the wildly popular franchise also won’t make a Halloween season release as it’s not hitting theaters...
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Mass Graves and Amensia Populate OPEN GRAVE Trailer
In the trailer for Open Grave, Sharlto Copley (District 9) wakes up in a pile of bodies matching the likes of Ben’s Dharma hole in Lost. Stripped of memories and surrounded by unknown people also suffering sudden amnesia, he doesn’t know if he the author of this mass grave or if it’s one of his...
New HUNGER GAMES Trailer
Blah blah Katniss Everdeen money $$$$ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoKj7TdJk9 asdasdas
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Out in Theaters: MAN OF TAI CHI
For American audiences unfamiliar with the chest of international martial arts film, outside of the late success of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, Man of Tai Chi hopes to be…
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Out in Theaters: ENDER'S GAME
While the communist undertones, expressed here as the "hive mentality," may be outdated now, many of the issues seen in Ender's Game are even more relevant today than they were…
Out in Theaters: ENDERS GAME
Ender, a natural born strategist, waxes philosophy like he’s Sun Tzu. Taking “The Art of War” to its next logical step, Ender believes it’s not enough to understand his enemy. For him, true understanding comes hand-in-hand with love for the enemy. When you know someone well enough to predicate their moves militarily, you glimpse into...
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WOLF OF WALL STREET Gets New Trailer and 2 Hour 45 Min Runtime
After long-awaited news that Martin Scorsese‘s The Wolf of Wall Street would be pushed to Christmas Day, the old trailer touting the November 15 release date was immediately outdated and badly needed an update. One of the key reasons that why the film was pushed took place in the editing room as Marty’s early cut of...