A Russian-dubbed trailer of the American remake of the French thriller 13 Tzameti (original pictured above) has surfaced.

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On paper, The Expendables sounds like heaven. All the B-action stars we (mostly) love, directed by Sylvester Stallone in a non-stop action film sounds like the best time one could have at a theater. When the film kicks off Stallone seemed to have delivered what he promised and intended, but soon it’s apparent that’s not the case. There are hints in the opening that this isn’t the ultimate 80′s callback we were expecting, with CG blood, CG lasers, and the CG in general, but it was still promising. After the quick and impressive intro, it loses steam quickly. Read the full story

Thanks to our friends at Gordon and the Whale, we get a special treat. Posted below is a brand new red band clip for the upcoming film The Expendables. The film, arriving this August, is an action flick starring, well just about every action star out there. Sylvester Stallone, Jet Li, Jason Statham, Bruce Willis, Dolph Lundgren and many more. Read the full story

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According to Hollywood-Elsewhere the reason for the lack of footage in the recent trailer for The Expendables is because Stallone and the studio are deciding whether to release the PG-13 cut or the R rated cut. Seriously? Releasing the film with a PG-13 rating? That would be the worst possible decision they could make. Read the full story

If you haven’t gotten your fill of Greek gods with Percy Jackson and the Olympians or Clash of the Titans, fear not, movie-goer, Tarsem Singh‘s Immortals is just around the corner. Filmonic has released photos via IAmRogue, giving us our first peek at the latest film from the man behind The Fall and The Cell. While those two films are both visually stunning, these photos don’t reveal much of the same, as they simply let us know that we’ll be seeing a film starring Mickey Rourke, Freda Pinto and Henry Cavill. Taken from a handful of production videos, the stills feature Rourke looking as grim and gruff as ever, a jacked Cavill wielding a sword, and Pinto looking gorgeous as usual: Read the full story

Two years ago the summer couldn’t have gotten off to a better start. Iron Man came out of nowhere and defied expectations, a critical darling fully embraced by general audiences and nearly every comic book nerd out there. The second time around? Don’t expect the same results. Read the full story

With his Oscar nomination for The Wrestler and a starring role in Iron Man 2, Mickey Rourke‘s career is back in full swing. Adding to this momentum is the announcement by Deadline New York that the infamous bad boy has signed on for two films by the lesser of the two Scott brothers, Tony. Read the full story

We’ve all seen sequels. We all know the pitfalls that they can come up against. Especially when the sequel is in the superhero genre, where the scrutiny is far more intense. And more so still when the original was well-received by critics and fans alike. Yes, we’ve all seen them. Except Jon Favreau. At least, that’s what we’re left to assume.  Otherwise, it’s as though he had a checklist of ‘sequel dont’s’ and systematically went about checking them off. Read the full story

The veteran actor told the Orlando Sentinel he will play infamous Mongol warrior Genghis Khan in a biopic, written and directed by John Milius, the scribe behind Apocalypse Now, Dirty Harry and Jeremiah Johnson. He also directed the Conan the Barbarian and Red Dawn in the 80s.

Rourke had this to say:

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Action auteur Tony Scott has his next project, and all the main actors and financiers are (nearly) ready to act.

The film’s Potsdamer Platz, and it concerns “two soldiers in a New Jersey-based crime family who try to expand internationally” [Deadline Hollywood].

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