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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Here’s a look at that Sherlock Holmes trailer in HD
Here’s that great trailer for Sherlock Holmes, in case you haven’t watched it yet.
Posted in Video - Trailers
Tagged adventure films, crime thrillers, historical films, Jude Law, Robert Downey Jr, Sherlock Holmes
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Norman Jewison, Robert Vaughn, Candice Bergen, Peter Yates and more to appear at Steve McQueen classic film screenings at Lincoln Center
For one week only, now through May 26th, twelve of Steve McQueen’s most thrilling crime thrillers and adventure yarns, will be screening at
Posted in Events, News
Tagged action films, An Enemy of the People, Bullitt, Candice Bergen, crime thrillers, cult classics, drama, film screenings, Lincoln Center, New York City events, New York events, Norman Jewison, Peter Yates, retro cinema, Robert Vaughn, Sam Peckinpah, Steve McQueen, The Getaway, Walter Reade Theater
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Leonard Nimoy and Jeffrey Combs to be guests at East Coast Star Trek Con in July
The Official Star Trek Convention East Coast lans in July, as the first major area Star Trek Convention to follow the blockbuster Star Trek feature film from JJ Abrams. The legendary actor, director, producer and photographer Leonard Nimoy is scheduled … Continue reading
Dexter: The Second Season Blu-ray review
Dexter: The Second Season made its way to Blu-ray Disc on May 5th, from Showtime Networks, CBS Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment. Based on the novel Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay, Dexter is an incredibly addictive crime drama … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged Clyde Phillips, crime thrillers, cult, Daniel Cerrone, David Zayas, Dexter, Erik King, horror films, Jeff Lindsay, Jennifer Carpenter, Julie Benz, Michael C. Hall, Sara Colleton, Showtime, suspense thrillers, television, United States of Tara
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Ferris Bueller’s Day Off: Bueller…Bueller…Edition Blu-ray review
Hey, Cameron. You realize if we played by the rules right now we’d be in gym? It’s amazing how I view John Hughes cult classic high school teen comedy Ferris Bueller’s Day Off today, compared to when I first watched … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged Alan Ruck, Ben Stein, cars, Charlie Sheen, Cindy Pickett, comedy films, Del Close, Edie McClurg, Edward LeBeau, Ferrari, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Jeffrey Jones, Jennifer Grey, John Hughes, Kristy Swanson, Larry Jenkins, Lisa Bellard, Lyman Ward, Matthew Broderick, Mia Sara, Richard Edson, teen films, Virginia Capers
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Twilight Saga New Moon teaser movie poster released
Summit Entertainment has just released the first teaser movie poster for The Twilight Saga: New Moon. With the movie still scheduled to hit theaters on November 20th, 2009, look for a trailer soon. Check out the synopsis and poster below.
Posted in Images - Photos, Images - Posters, News
Tagged action films, adventure films, Bella Swan, Edward Cullen, fantasy films, horror films, Jacob Black, Kristen Stewart, New Moon, Robert Pattinson, sci-fi films, Taylor Lautner, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, Twilight, Twilight New Moon, vampire films
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New images and details on Terminator Salvation
New details have emerged about Terminator Salvation. The Memorial Weekend release will actually have midnight screenings starting Wednesday, May 20th, before its official theatrical release on Thursday. Along with that, Warner Bros. has released a bushel of new images from … Continue reading
Posted in Images - Photos, News, Snapshots
Tagged action films, Anton Yelchin, Avatar, Bryce Dallas Howard, Charles Gibson, Christian Bale, Common, Conrad Buff, Danny Elfman, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Helena Bonham Carter, Jane Alexander, John Rosengrant, Martin Laing, McG, Michael Wilkinson, Moon Bloodgood, Sam Worthington, sci-fi films, Shane Hurlbut, Spider-Man 3, Stan Winston Studio, Star Trek, Terminator Salvation, The Dark Knight, The Unborn, Wanted, What Just Happened
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Scorsese to direct Frank Sinatra biopic
The life and times of Frank Sinatra are coming to the big screen, in a long overdue biopic, to be directed by fellow Italian-American Martin Scorsese, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Universal has purchased a script by Phil Alden Robinson … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged biographies, Dean Martin, drama, Field of Dreams, Frank Sinatra, Frank Sinatra Enterprises, historical films, Howard Hughes, Jake La Motta, Janet Leigh, Jesus Christ, Martin Scorsese, music, Phil Alden Robinson, Warner Music Group
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Martin Luther King Jr. biopic headed to big screen
DreamWorks is developing a biopic on civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. for the big screen, according to Variety. Steven Spielberg, Suzanne de Passe and Madison Jones will produce. The DreamWorks project marks the first film to be authorized … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged biographies, drama, historical films, Madison Jones, Martin Luther King Jr., Paul Winfield, Steven Spielberg, Suzanne de Passe
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Either You’re In Or You’re In The Way book review
Identical twin brothers Logan and Noah Miller’s homeless father died alone in a jail cell. Little did they know, that their vow to complete their feature film debut, Touching Home, as a dedication to their love for him, would cause … Continue reading
Posted in Book Fetish, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged Brad Dourif, drama, Ed Harris, indie films, Logan Miller, Noah Miller, Robert Forster, Touching Home
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Here’s the first image of Jim Carrey as a miserly animated Ebenezer Scrooge
Disney has released the first image of Jim Carrey in the upcoming Disney’s A Christmas Carol. Carrey stars as the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge in the upcoming film, a multi-sensory film re-envisioned by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Robert Zemeckis. Capturing the essence … Continue reading
Posted in Images - Photos, News
Tagged 3d tech, animated films, Disney's A Christmas Carol, drama, family films, fantasy films, holiday films, Jim Carrey, Robert Zemeckis
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Jet Li and Andy Lau’s action epic Warlords picks up U.S. distribution
Mark Cuban’s Magnet Releasing, the genre arm of Magnolia Pictures, announced today that it has acquired North American distribution rights to Peter Ho-Sun Chan’s historical action epic, Warlords, featuring Jet Li (The Forbidden Kingdom), Andy Lau (Infernal Affairs) and Takeshi … Continue reading
Jason Statham joining the espionage film The Killer Elite
Jason Statham is attached to play a former Navy Seal in The Killer Elite, based on the novel The Feather Men by Sir Ranulph Fiennes, according to Empire Magazine. The deal for the film was closed a few days ago … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, Gary McKendry, James Caan, Mako, martial arts films, Monkey in the Middle, Robert Duvall, Robert Rostand, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, The Feather Men, The Killer Elite
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Trailer for long-delayed post-apocalyptic The Road
Speaking of post-apocalyptic movies, the trailer for The Road, based on Cormac McCarthy’s (No Country for Old Men) novel, has been released. The John Hillcoat-directed (The Proposition) film will finally be released on October 16, 2009, after sitting on the … Continue reading
Live action kung fu version of Snow White gets green light
I had heard about this project a few years back, when Jet Li was attached to star opposite Natalie Portman. Then he went off to do The Forbidden Kingdom with Jackie Chan, and the project sat for a while. Now … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, historical films, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Jon Lucas, martial arts films, Natalie Portman, Rogue, Scott Moore, Shaolin, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Forbidden Kingdom, The Hangover, war
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George Miller prepping a 4th Mad Max…finally
I’ve been waiting for this moment for many years. I’ll never forget how I first watched Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior). I had never seen nor heard of the original cult classic Mad Max, and my best friend at … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, cult classics, Fury Road, George Miller, Mad Max, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Mel Gibson, Michael Davalos, sci-fi films, The Road Warrior
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Three Days of the Condor Blu-ray review
The classic cat-and-mouse political thriller Three Days of the Condor stars Robert Redford as Joseph Turner, designation (codename) Condor, a bookworm CIA agent, whose New York City division is responsible for reading every book ever published, seeking patterns, codes or … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged action films, Addison Powell, Carlin Glynn, Cliff Robertson, Dave Grusin, Ed Setrakian, espionage films, Faye Dunaway, Hansford Rowe, Helen Stenborg, John Houseman, Max Von Sydow, Mike Kane, Robert Redford, Sydney Pollack, Three Days of the Condor, Walter McGinn
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The Man Who Shot Liberty Vance: Centennial Collection DVD review
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance united two icons of the screen for the first time, and legendary director John Ford surrounded them with an ensemble group of incredible talent, to tell a tale that has stood the test of … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged Dan Ford, James Stewart, Jeanette Nolan, John Carradine, John Ford, John Wayne, Lee Marvin, Lee Van Cleef, Paramount Centennial Collection, Peter Bogdanovich, Richard Schickel, Scott Eyman, The Man Who Shot Liberty Vance, Vera Miles, western films
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Win a free trip to San Diego Comic-Con and join G4 Attack of the Show event coverage
Yesterday, G4 and Dark Horse Comics kicked off a search for the ultimate Comic-Con fan who will receive the opportunity of a lifetime – the chance to appear in G4’s special coverage of this year’s 40th Anniversary Edition of San … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, Events
Tagged Alien, Attack of the Show, Blair Butler, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, California events, comic based, comics, Dark Horse, fan conventions, G4 TV, Hellboy, Kevin Pereira, Neal Tiles, Olivia Munn, San Diego Comic-Con 2009, San Diego events, Star Wars, television, Umbrella Academy
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Guillermo Del Toro joins guest list of Fangoria fest in NYC
Fangoria announced today that superstar director/producer/writer Guillermo Del Toro has joined the guest list headlining the upcoming Fangoria Weekend Of Horrors, which is slashing its way back into New York City on June 5 to 7, 2009 at the Jacob … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Ashley Laurence, Blade II, Dario Argento, Doug Bradley, fan conventions, fangorias weekend of horrors, fantasy films, foreign films, Guillermo del Toro, Hellboy, Herschell Gordon Lewis, Hobbit, horror films, James Marsters, Kane Hodder, Mimic, New York City events, New York events, Pan's Labyrinth, slasher films, Tobe Hooper, Tom Savini
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21-Day Filmmaking Competition 2009
The 21-Day Filmmaking Competition gives teams of filmmakers and animators from around the globe, the chance to make short films and animations (up to 10 minutes long) in just 21 days, and provides a guaranteed theatrical screening at the Project … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, indie films, Project Twenty1 Film Festival, short films
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Migrating Forms – Festival of Film and Video 2009
Migrating Forms – Festival of Film and Video supports and exhibits underground film and video, focusing on filmmakers working to re-contextualize established practices and to foster new forms of media art. Migrating Forms will take the mission of NYUFF into … Continue reading
Seattle True Independent Film Festival 2009
The Seattle True Independent Film Festival is committed to showcasing and furthering the work of the best independent voices in filmmaking. Uniquely described by film critic Andrew Wright as being “like a belch in church,” STIFF is a haven for … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, Seattle events, Washington events
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deadCenter Film Festival 2009
The mission of the deadCENTER Film Festival is to promote independent film arts. The Festival envisions a thriving, interactive global film community, and provides a competitive platform for independent filmmakers and a dynamic educational forum to that end. dCFF proactively … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, Oklahoma City events, Oklahoma events
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Los Angeles Film Festival 2009
The Los Angeles Film Festival is a program of Film Independent, a non-profit film organization that provides year-round support for the indie film community and over 6,000 members. Mentor programs, filmmaker labs, and equipment training help filmmakers master the art … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged California events, Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, Los Angeles events
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Oxford International Film Festival 2009
The Oxford International Film Festival’s focus is on the “LIVE Experience.” OIFF strongly believes that the film festival experience should mean more than just going to your average theater to watch a movie, whether you’re an audience member, a filmmaker, … Continue reading
Reel Earth – The Aotearoa Environmental Film Festival 2009
REEL EARTH aims to make a positive difference for the environment by connecting people with the crucial stories of our time. Drawing submissions from filmmakers of all backgrounds and experience levels, REEL EARTH films have routinely claimed awards at top … Continue reading
Skip City International D-Cinema Festival 2009
The aim of SKIP CITY is to promote this rapidly evolving visual art industry, but with digital as a key word. The SKIP CITY facility itself features an HD studio, an audio-visual hall, HD editing rooms and MA rooms, and … Continue reading
