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Saoirse Ronan Has Secrets In U.S. Trailer & Four Clips For ‘Byzantium’

If one is tired of the retreaded summer blockbusters this sean, there’s a great deal of strong independent counter-programming that still delivers the thrills one may desire. One such example is Neil Jordan‘s return to the world of vampires with Byzantium. After a pair of trailers, we’ve now got our domestic version ahead of a release next month. Bringing [...]

Full-Length Trailer For ‘The Wolverine’

As Bryan Singer kicks off production on X-Men: Days of Future Past, this summer will see another film in the mutant Marvel universe as Hugh Jackman returns for the solo entry The Wolverine. Following two fairly lackluster trailers that painted this as yet another generic entry, 20th Century Fox are hoping to amp up anticipation [...]

First Trippy Trailer For Ben Wheatley’s Groundbreaking ‘A Field In England’

With only a handful of films, the increasingly prolific writer/director Ben Wheatley has proven he can deliver one thing very well: the unexpected. Following the twisty, dark Kill List he gave us a film that can use the same adjectives, while adding a bit of romance, with this month’s Sightseers and now he’s returned with [...]

Red Band Trailer For Sundance Hit ‘The Kings of Summer’

Hollywood seems to insist that if you’re an R-rated film and don’t have a red band trailer, you’re left out of the pack. So with that notion CBS Films have delivered a fairly tame red band look at Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ The Kings of Summer, fitting for what looks to be a fairly light-hearted effort. Playing almost like [...]

Trailer For Cannes Crime Drama ‘Blood Ties’ With Clive Owen, Marion Cotillard, Mila Kunis & More

Although James Gray‘s The Immigrant has yet to premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, audiences got a taste of his work with the crime drama Blood Ties, which bowed over the weekend. Co-written by the Two Lovers helmer the film marks the English-language debut of Guillaume Canet (Tell No One) and we’ve now got the first [...]

‘The Dance of Reality’ Trailer – Alejandro Jodorowsky Returns After 23 Years With Personal, Meta Cannes Drama

As highlighted in our Cannes preview, this is the (rare) year of Alejandro Jodorowsky. The surrealist master’s work is documented in two films at France’s prestigious event, with both a documentary on his failed adaptation of Dune as well as his first feature film in nearly a quarter of a century, The Dance of Reality. A meta film based [...]

More of the Same in Latest Teaser For ‘Anchorman: The Legend Continues’

Revealed almost a year ago to this date we got our first at the Channel 4 news team back in action with two teasers. Shot on a soundstage well before production began, it was a fun teaser for Anchorman: The Legend Continues and a nice way to re-introduce Will Ferrell, Steve Carell, Paul Rudd and David Koechner. Now [...]

‘Europa Report’ Trailer Promises Realistic Sci-Fi Thrills

Europa Report is a curious item. Little regarding the film has been shared since, over a year ago, the first image of a scared Sharlto Copley was released, even its teaser offering no more than some quick shots that, for the most part, look as if they could’ve been taken from a space documentary. Verisimilitude [...]

First Trailer for Arnaud Desplechin’s Cannes Entry ‘Jimmy P.,’ Starring Benicio Del Toro and Mathieu Amalric

Update: Read our review here. There are so many potentially great films screening at Cannes that, in the mess of things, a title or two — no matter how thrilling! — will get a bit lost. I’m sorry to say that one has been Jimmy P., the next picture from French master Arnaud Desplechin that [...]

‘The Young and Prodigious Spivet’ Trailer – Jean-Pierre Jeunet Heads to the U.S. and Brings 3D Along

Despite making our prestigious 2013 countdown, it truly feels as if zero discussion has been following The Young and Prodigious Spivet, director Jean-Pierre Jeunet‘s (Amelie) first foray into the eye-popping world of 3D cinema. A small selection of photos had been released, some international dates had been set, and… well, that was about the extent [...]