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Monthly Archives: July 2009
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Willem Dafoe to play alien warlord in John Carter of Mars
According to Variety, Willem Dafoe will return to the fantasy realm, playing alien warlord Tars Tarkas in Andrew Stanton’s (director of Wall-E) first live-action movie, John Carter of Mars. Dafoe will star opposite X-Men Origins: Wolverine co-stars Taylor Kitsch and … Continue reading
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Tagged A Princess of Mars, action films, comic based, Edgar Rice Burroughs, fantasy films, John Carter of Mars, Lynn Collins, Mark Andrews, sci-fi films, Spider-Man, Taylor Kitsch, Wall-E, Willem Dafoe, X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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The hottest events, exclusives and signings happening at San Diego Comic-Con 2009
Comic-Con 2009 is almost upon us. This year the venerable event celebrates 40 years as the staple of pop culture in the United States. The line-up is shaping up to be the best ever, and is sure to be filled … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged California events, fan conventions, San Diego Comic-Con 2009, San Diego events
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New trailer and photos for the Melissa George horror film Triangle released
I had a trailer posted for Triangle back in February (SEE HERE), that the U.S. distributor promptly requested be removed. I have no idea why, since the film looks like it could be a solid thriller.
Posted in Images - Photos, News, Video - Trailers
Tagged Christopher Smith, Creep, Emma Lung, Henry Nixon, Holly Marie Combs, horror films, Liam Hemsworth, Melissa George, Michael Dorman, Rachael Carpani, Severance, suspense films, Triangle
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BBC goes interactive with new TV series that includes online gameplay
BBC Switch has commissioned digital production company Conker Media, to create and produce an interactive, digital drama thriller for its teen audience. The new show, to be titled The Well, will air this fall in the Switch zone on BBC … Continue reading
Posted in The New Frontier
Tagged BBC Switch, broadband, Conker Media, Doctor Who, drama, FilmFetish Multimedia, gaming, interactive, internet, Karen Gillan, Melvin Burgess, teen films, television, The Well, thrillers
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Straw Dogs remake gets cast
Kate Bosworth and Alexander Skarsgard (True Blood) are set to star opposite James Marsden in Screen Gems reimagining of Straw Dogs, based on the cult classic 1971 Sam Peckinpah thriller, according to Variety. Rod Lurie (Resurrecting the Champ, Nothing But … Continue reading
Taken director now in ‘Pursuit’ of conflict photographer action biopic
Universal has attached Pierre Morel, who directed Liam Neeson’s surprise action hit Taken, to helm the film Pursuit, based on the early career of conflict photographer Jason Howe, according to Variety. While Howe’s recent work has been in Iraq, a … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, Ben Smith, biographies, Jason Howe, Jeffrey Weiner, Liam Neeson, Pierre Morel, Pursuit, Robert Ludlum, Taken, thrillers
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Locarno Film Festival 2009
Throughout its 62 year history, the Locarno International Film Festival has occupied a unique position in the landscape of the major film festivals. Every August, approximately 180,000 cinephiles, 1,100 journalists and 3,400 professionals converge on the small Swiss-Italian town of … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, international events, Italian events, Locarno Film Festival
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Echelon Conspiracy Blu-ray review
Echelon Conspiracy’s premise is a rather interesting one, surrounding a cell phone that bestows upon its owner, sets of instructions for getting the most money possible in virtually any situation. Unfortunately, that’s about where the interest ends. After computer expert … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged action films, crime thrillers, Echelon Conspiracy, Edward Burns, espionage films, Greg Donaldson, Greg Marcks, Kevin Elders, Martin Sheen, Michael Nitsberg, Sandra De Sousa, Sergey Gubanov, Shane West, Steven Elder, Ving Rhames, Yuri Kutsenko, Yuriy Kutsenko
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Emily Blunt boards adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s sci-fi thriller Adjustment Bureau
Emily Blunt, who recently completed work on The Wolf Man and will play Princess of Lilliputia in the upcoming Gulliver’s Travels, is attached to play the female lead in the George Nolfi-directed adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s short story Adjustment … Continue reading
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Tagged Adjustment Bureau, Benicio Del Toro, Bill Carraro, Chris Moore, Emily Blunt, George Nolfi, Gulliver's Travels, Matt Damon, Michael Hackett, sci-fi films, The Bourne Ultimatum, the Wolf Man, thrillers
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Pierce Brosnan to star in Stanley Tucci-directed comedy The Hunter
Pierce Brosnan, Patricia Clarkson and Julianne Moore will top-line indie comedic drama The Hunter, which Stanley Tucci will helm from his own screenplay, according to Variety. Pre-production is scheduled to begin in September, with Steve Buscemi among the executive producers … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy films, Julianne Moore, Patricia Clarkson, Pierce Brosnan, Stanley Tucci, Steve Buscemi, The Hunter
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Steve Carell commits despicable act in this Despicable Me trailer
Universal has released a funny new trailer for Despicable Me, which tells the tale of Groo, an evil genius who’s masterminding the biggest heist in the history of the world; to steal the moon. His wicked ways go unchecked, until … Continue reading
Posted in News, Video - Trailers
Tagged animation, Chris Renaud, comedy films, Danny McBride, Despicable Me, Ice Age, Jack McBrayer, Jason Segel, Jemaine Clement, Julie Andrews, Ken Jeong, Kristen Wiig, Miranda Cosgrove, Pierre Coffin, Russell Brand, Sergio Pablos, Steve Carell, Will Arnett
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Directors tapped for live-action horror Hack/Slash and animated fantasy Septimus Heap
Noted commercial director Fredrik Bond is attached to direct Rogue’s adaptation of cult horror comic Hack/Slash, based on a script by Justin Marks, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The film is expected to start shooting this winter. Created by Tim … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Angie Sage, David Frankel, Fredrik Bond, Hack/Slash, Justin Marks, Karen Rosenfelt, Marley & Me, Rob Lieber, Septimus Heap: Magyk, Stefano Caselli, Tim Seeley
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3D Entertainment Summit 2009
Bringing together the most prestigious group of entertainment, financial and corporate players, the 3D Entertainment Summit’s unique environment enables attendees to engage, debate and define the latest developments in the 3D marketplace. With an unprecedented group of 3D opinion leaders, … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Resources
Tagged 3D Entertainment Summit, 3d tech, Andrew Stucker, Avatar, Bob Dowling, California events, Charlotte Huggins, David Cohen, David Hill, Eric Brevig, Greg Foster, James Cameron, Jeffrey Katzenberg, John Fithian, Josh Greer, Los Angeles events, Mark Zoradi, Michael Lewis, professional events, Sandy Climan, Vince Pace
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Will Ninja Assassin, Prince of Persia and others appear at Comic-Con ’09
Speaking of martial arts films, Ninja Assassin, the long-awaited martial-arts action film from the Wachowski brothers and director James McTeigue – who’s also attached to helm X-Men Origins: Magneto – isn’t on the official Warner Bros. Comic-Con schedule, but rumor … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, Ben Miles, California events, fan conventions, J. Michael Straczynski, James McTeigue, martial arts films, Matthew Sand, Naomie Harris, Ninja Assassin, Numan Acar, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Rain, Randall Duk Kim, Richard van Weyden, Rick Yune, San Diego Comic-Con 2009, San Diego events, Sho Kosugi, Stephen Marcus, Sung Kang, The Wachowski Brothers, thrillers, Togo Igawa, X-Men Origins: Magneto, Yuki Iwamoto
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Eli Roth talks up Man With the Iron Fist
Eli Roth spoke exclusively to Sci-Fi Wire about his simmering collaboration with rapper-producer RZA on the martial arts film The Man With the Iron Fist.
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Tagged action films, Eli Roth, Forest Whitaker, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, martial arts films, RZA, The Man With the Iron Fist
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Book of Eli Comic-Con exclusive inked movie poster hits the net
This Comic-Con exclusive movie poster for Denzel Washington and The Hughes Brothers’ (Menace II Society, From Hell) post-apocalyptic action film Book of Eli, was posted on BleedingCool. The artwork is by comic artist Chris Weston, who was also commissioned by … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Images - Posters, News
Tagged action films, Allen and Albert Hughes, Book of Eli, California events, Chris Weston, comic based, Denzel Washington, fan conventions, From Hell, Menace II Society, San Diego Comic-Con 2009, San Diego events, sci-fi films
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One of David Carradine’s last screen performances out on DVD today
The noir thriller Break is out on DVD today, featuring David Carradine in one of his last performances. The film, written and directed by Marc Clebanoff (The Pink Conspiracy), revolves around an introverted hit man named Frank, who is contracted … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Video - Trailers
Tagged action films, Break, Chad Everett, Charles Durning, crime thrillers, Dan Michaels, David Carradine, drama, film noir, Frank Krueger, James Russo, Joseph Isgro, Luca Palanca, Mackenzie Firgens, Marc Clebanoff, martial arts films, Matthew Jones, Michael Madsen, Sarah Thompson, Xin Sarith Wuku
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15th Annual Cucalorus Film Festival
The Cucalorus Film Festival offers a laid-back environment and presents over 130 shorts, features and documentaries from around the world. True to its independent and rebellious style, the Festival throws in a dose of the unexpected with inspired happenings like … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Blue Velvet, Cucalorus Film Festival, David Lynch, documentary films, Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, indie films, North Carolina events, short films
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Indie Fest USA International Film Festival 2009
Indie Fest USA International Film Festival offers the exciting opportunity to meet the filmmakers, directors, producers, cinematographers and celebrities eager to share with you their work and provide an exclusive inside look at the motion picture industry through the presentation … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Anaheim events, California events, Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, Indie Fest USA International Film Festival, indie films, Orange County events
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IndieFest 2009
IndieFest is a family-oriented event that features independent features, shorts, documentaries and student films of all genres, and takes place in Central Florida, one of the world’s most visited tourist destinations. A closed-street festival taking place in the Disney-developed community … Continue reading
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Tagged Events - Film Festivals, family films, fan conventions, film screenings, Florida events, indie films, IndieFest
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Full trailer for Chan-wook Park’s vampire opus Thirst
This is the full subtitled trailer for Thirst (Bakjwi), the latest film from Oldboy director Chan-wook Park (Lady Vengeance and J.S.A.:Joint Security Area). Thirst tells the story of a failed medical experiment that turns a man of faith into a … Continue reading
Posted in Video - Trailers
Tagged Asian film, Bakjwi, Chan Wook-park, Dasepo Naughty Girls, foreign films, horror films, Joint Security Area, Kim Ok-bin, Lady Vengeance, Oldboy, Secret Sunshine, Song Kang-ho, The Host, vampire films
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Batman gets more martial arts badassery in recent films but Green Hornet loses it?
SpoilerTV has uncovered an open casting call for the part of Kato in Seth Rogen’s The Green Hornet. Apparently, producers are looking for a non-specific Asian, and no longer require any martial arts experience, which is sure to send shutters … Continue reading
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Tagged action films, batman, Bruce Lee, comic based, martial arts films, Michel Gondry, Seth Rogen, Stephen Chow, The Green Hornet
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Stephen King’s Cell will now be a TV miniseries instead of a feature film
In 2006, Eli Roth was attached to collaborate with and direct a film version of Stephen King’s Cell, but then left the project to focus on his own material. Now Fangoria has learned that screenwriter John Harrison is developing the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cell, Creepshow, Eli Roth, horror films, John Harrison, Stephen King, Tales From the Darkside: The Movie, television
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Open call for martial artists to try out for 25th Anniversary Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film
This casting call went up on tmnt25.com, a website setup to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and the live-action adaptation of TMNT that is gearing up for production, shooting for a 2011 release. So if … Continue reading
Posted in Resources
Tagged action films, casting calls, filmmaking, martial arts films, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, TMNT
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Fear Agent coming to the big screen
Universal is in early development on the Dark Horse sci-fi property Fear Agent, according to THR’s Risky Business Blog. The Rick Remender-written Fear Agent follows a colorful, borderline alcoholic astronaut from Texas named Heath Huston, who is a so-called fear … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Days of Night, action films, Bedlam, comic based, Dark Horse, Emily the Strange, Fear Agent, Hellboy, Hellboy 2, Rick Remender, sci-fi films, Scott Milam, The Secret, Wichita
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Superman creator’s secret fetish lifestyle coming to the big screen
Of course I had to comment on this report. How could I not. Not because I’m in to anything freaky, but come on, FETISH FILM! Empire reports that according to the Craig Yoe book Secret Identity: The Fetish Art of … Continue reading
Denzel Washington and Tony Scott Unstoppable after all?
Denzel Washington decided he won’t jump on board Unstoppable, according to Variety. According to reports, the actor, who had been waiting for Fox to set a budget and start date for the production, has withdrawn from the film and is … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, Chris Pine, Denzel Washington, Star Trek, The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3, Tony Scott, Unstoppable
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