Faye Dunaway Lights Up the 64th Cannes Film Festival Official Poster
With the full lineup getting announced mid-April, Cannes Film Festival has unveiled the official poster for the 64th edition of the prestigious event. It fe...
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New Footage Revealed In ‘Super 8’ TV Spot
The latest from J.J. Abrams is easily my most-anticipated blockbuster of the year. Last week I was able to see 22 minutes of Super 8 and I shared my detaile...
Universal Pulls The Plug On Paul Greengrass’ MLK Film ‘Memphis’
Things aren't looking good for Paul Greengrass' Green Zone follow-up Memphis. With production aiming to start in June, Universal Pictures was set to finance...
‘Green Lantern’ Four-Minute WonderCon Trailer
As promised with the first poster yesterday, Warner Bros. has put the entire 4 minute and 2 seconds of Green Lantern footage from WonderCon online today. Wh...
The Gods Need ‘Superman’ In First Five Posters For Tarsem’s ‘Immortals’
After delivering the shockingly beautiful fairytale adventure The Fall, what ever director Tarsem did next would automatically near the top of my most-antic...
Alien Invasion Thriller ‘The Darkest Hour’ Pushed To December
I've been waiting to see anything from Chris Gorak's The Darkest Hour. Produced by Wanted helmer Timur Bekmambetov, the alien invasion flick features two of...
First Official ‘Green Lantern’ Theatrical Poster
With the lack of marketing explained, Warner Bros. seems to be gearing things up for their big summer superhero blockbuster Green Lantern. They showed some ...
Must-Watch: Tim and Eric’s Perverse Sundance Short ‘The Terrys’
One of the most hilariously disturbing shorts I saw at Sundance 2011 was from Tim & Eric, who are currently shooting their feature film Billion Dollar M...
Two ‘Attack the Block’ Clips Invade
One of the most-buzzed about films coming out of SXSW was Joe Cornish's Attach the Block. The sci-fi/horror/adventure/comedy had an LA screening last night ...
[First Look] Robert De Niro In ‘Buried’ Director Rodrigo Cortés’ ‘Red Lights’
When your last film takes place entirely inside of a buried coffin, you have nowhere to go but up. While I wasn't the biggest fan of Rodrigo Cortés' Buried ...
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