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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Trailer for the fact-based thriller The Fourth Kind
Sci-Fi Wire posted this exclusive trailer for the upcoming sci-fi thriller The Fourth Kind, which will be in theaters on November 6, 2009. The Fourth Kind stars Milla Jovovich, Will Patton, Elias Koteas and is directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi (WIthIN, … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News, Video - Trailers
Tagged Elias Koteas, Etat, Milla Jovovich, Olatunde Osunsanmi, sci-fi films, The Blair Witch Project, The Fourth Kind, thrillers, Will Patton, WIthIN
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X-Men director Bryan Singer to direct Battlestar Galactica feature film
Universal Pictures has contracted Bryan Singer (X-Men, Superman Returns) to produce and direct a feature version of Battlestar Galactica, according to Variety. According to the report, Singer will be putting his own creative stamp on the project, as Universal indicates … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News
Tagged Battlestar Galactica, Bryan Singer, cult classics, Glen A. Larson, sci-fi films, Superman Returns, television, Tom DeSanto, X-Men
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Gentlemen Broncos movie trailer now online
After that intense trailer for Law Abiding Citizen, I need to come down. Here’s a trailer for the Jared Hess comedy Gentlemen Broncos. Gentlemen Broncos tells the story of Benjamin (Michael Angarano), home-schooled by his eccentric mother (Jennifer Coolidge), is … Continue reading
Posted in News, Video - Trailers
Tagged comedy films, Gentlemen Broncos, Jared Hess, Jemaine Clement, Jennifer Coolidge, Law Abiding Citizen, Michael Angarano, Mike White, Sam Rockwell
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Gerard Butler is no Law Abiding Citizen in this new trailer with Jamie Foxx
Overture has released the first trailer for the crime thriller Law Abiding Citizen, which tells the story of a brilliant sociopath (played by Gerard Butler) who orchestrates a series of high-profile murders that grip the city of Philadelphia – all … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News, Video - Trailers
Tagged Bruce McGill, Christian Stolte, Colm Meaney, crime thrillers, Equilibrium, F. Gary Gray, Gerard Butler, Gregory Itzin, Jamie Foxx, Josh Stewart, Kurt Wimmer, Law Abiding Citizen, Leslie Bibb, Michael Gambon, Michael Irby, Michael Kelly, Regina Hall, thrillers, Total Recall, urban films, Viola Davis
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Writer of The Usual Suspects to pen Wolverine sequel script
Christopher McQuarrie, who wrote scripts for Bran Singer’s The Usual Suspects as well as X-Men, has been tapped to write the screenplay for Fox’s sequel to X-Men Origins: Wolverine, according to THR. Hugh Jackman will return as Logan, the mutant … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, Chris Claremont, Christopher McQuarrie, comic based, Frank Miller, Hugh Jackman, Lauren Shuler Donner, sequels, thrillers, X-Men, X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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Crime thriller La Soga (The Butcher’s Son) to premiere at the Toronto Film Festival
This September marks the World Premiere of La Soga, which is set to screen at The Toronto Film Festival. La Soga has the distinction of being the first movie ever from the Dominican Republic to screen at the prestigious international … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Video - Trailers
Tagged action films, Alfonso Rodríguez, Amores Perros, City of God, crime thrillers, Denise Quinones, Events - Film Festivals, Fantino Fernandez, film premieres, film screenings, foreign films, Hemky Madera, Jaime Tirelli, Joseph Lyle Taylor, Josh Crook, Juan Fernandez, La Soga, Manny Perez, Margo Martindale, Paul Calderon, Sucker Punch, The Butcher's Son, The Fittest, thrillers, Toronto Film Festival, urban films
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Atlanta Film Festival Screenplay Competition 2009
The Atlanta Film Festival Screenplay Competition offers a unique opportunity for selected writers to participate in a weekend screenwriting retreat with a group of industry mentors. The retreat includes intensive one-on-one mentoring sessions as well as group activities, all designed … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, Events, Resources
Tagged Atlanta events, Atlanta Film Festival Screenplay Competition, Georgia events, professional events
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3rd Annual Lone Star International Film Festival
The Lone Star International Film Festival celebrates the art of the moving image. Considering the wealth of cultural tradition in the city, it’s no mystery why local audiences are eager to be exposed to original cinematic material. Fort Worth provides … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, Lone Star International Film Festival, Texas events
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9th Annual Whistler Film Festival
The Whistler Film Festival is one of Canada’s preeminent film festivals, attracting over 7,500 attendees including 700 industry delegates each year. The Whistler Film Festival Society is committed to celebrating, promoting and developing a strong film industry in Western Canada, … Continue reading
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Tagged Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, international events, Whistler Film Festival
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Brigand Shorts 2009
Brigand Shorts celebrates short films in the city of Chattanooga, Tennessee. The event is dedicated to furthering the careers of emerging filmmakers, offering distribution to all ten of their official selections, and showcasing Chattanooga’s growing film industry. Location: Chattanooga, Tennessee, … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Brigand Shorts, Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, short films, Tennessee events
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8th Annual Miami Short Film Festival
The 8th Annual Miami Short Film Festival is set to host a selection featuring some of the best short films from around the globe. Since the festival began, it has screened more than 700 short films from 40 countries, attracting … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, Florida events, Miami events, Miami Short Film Festival, short films
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New York Film Festival releases 2009 slate
The New York Film Festival released its 2009 slate of films on Tuesaday, with a focus on international films, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The lineup includes such European filmmakers as Michael Haneke (The White Ribbon), Alain Resnais (who will … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Alain Resnais, Broken Embraces, Claire Denis, Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, foreign films, Michael Haneke, New York City events, New York events, Pedro Almodovar, The New York Film Festival, The White Ribbon, White Material, Wild Grass
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Ernie Hudson coming to NBC’s Heroes
Ernie Hudson (The Crow, Oz) has joined NBC’s drama series Heroes as a regular cast member, according to THR. He will play a Baltimore police detective named Captain Lubbock, who is on the hunt for one of the other characters … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged comic based, cult, Ernie Hudson, Heroes, Oz, P.J. Pesce, Robert Knepper, Smokin' Aces, Smokin' Aces: Blowback, television
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Frank Darabont eyeing zombie comic adaptation The Walking Dead
Cable network AMC is teaming up with writer/director Frank Darabont on a series adaptation of the Image Comics graphic novel series The Walking Dead, originally written by Robert Kirkman, according to Variety. Gale Anne Hurd, who produced The Incredible Hulk, … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News
Tagged comic based, David Alpert, Frank Darabont, Gale Anne Hurd, horror films, Joel Stillerman, Robert Kirkman, television, The Walking Dead, Them, zombie films
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David Mamet to tackle new version of Anne Frank
David Mamet is set to write and direct and new version of Holocaust story The Diary of Anne Frank for Disney, which recently acquired rights to the book, according to Variety. The new film will be a compendium of Frank’s … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Albert Hackett, Anne Frank: The Whole Story, Chiwetel Ejiofor, David Alan Grier, David Mamet, drama, Frances Goodrich, James Spader, Keep Your Pantheon, Kerry Washington, play, Race, Redbelt, remakes, Richard Thomas, Shelley Winters, The Diary of Anne Frank, theater, war films, William H. Macy
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Faith-based film and gaming review show coming to network television
The Dove Foundation will produce a national television pilot focused on movie and video game reviews. Storytelling Pictures, a Michigan-based production company, will shoot the pilot in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Zondervan, the leading Christian communications company, will sponsor the … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Brian Burch, Derek Emerson, Rachael Ruiz, religion, religious films, Storytelling Pictures, television
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Win an official prop from Halloween II signed by director Rob Zombie
Enter Fangoria’s Halloween II mash-up contest by creating your own mash-up clip. You simply start with the assets provided, add your own original content, and then slice and dice away. You’ll get video clips from the movie and audio from … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, Featured
Tagged Angela Trimbur, Brad Dourif, Brea Grant, Caroline Williams, Chase Wright Vanek, collectibles, cult cinema, cult classics, Daniel Roebuck, Danielle Harris, Dayton Callie, Ezra Buzzington, grindhouse films, Halloween II, horror films, Howard Hesseman, Jeffrey Daniel Phillips, Malcolm McDowell, Margot Kidder, Mary Birdsong, Matt Bush, movie websites, Renae Geerlings, Richard Brake, Rob Zombie, Scout Taylor-Compton, Sheri Moon Zombie, thrillers, Tyler Mane
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More free tickets to see the comedy Extract, this time in Miami
Not sure if this is a contest, or a first-come, first-serve basis. But the contest is definitely limited to Yelp members. When I checked the contest page, these were the instructions: Please send an email to miami @ yelp.com with … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, Events
Tagged Beavis and Butt-Head, comedy films, film screenings, Florida events, King of The Hill, Miami events, Mike Judge, Office Space
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Win one of a number of free tickets to see the comedy Extract before it hits theaters
Metromix is giving away a number of passes to see an exclusive screening of MIke Judge’s new comedy Extract, which stars Jason Bateman, Kristen Wiig, Mila Kunis and Ben Affleck, on Monday, August 31st, at the Regal Cinemas Crocker Park, … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, Events
Tagged Ben Affleck, comedy films, Extract, film screenings, Jason Bateman, Kristen Wiig, Mike Judge, Mila Kunis, Ohio events
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Hilarious character bios online for cast of Mike Judge’s Extract
The filmmakers behind the film Extract have posted characters profiles for the shady bunch that make up the main cast of Extract, Mike Judge’s upcoming follow-up to the cult comedy classic Office Space. The short “bios” are accompanied by photos … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Images - Photos, Images - Posters, News, Snapshots
Tagged Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, Ben Affleck, Beth Grant, Blade II, Clifton Collins Jr., comedy films, cult classics, David Koechner, Dustin Milligan, Extract, J.K. Simmons, Jason Bateman, Josh Horowitz, Kristen Wiig, Matt Schulze, Mike Judge, Mila Kunis, No Country for Old Men, Office Space, Spider-Man, The Transporter, Waiting
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Age-restricted trailer for the scriptural sci-fi action thriller Legion
In the supernatural action thriller Legion, a remote diner becomes the unlikely last stand for the survival of the human race. When God loses faith in Humankind, he sends his legion of angels to bring about the Apocalypse. Humanity’s only … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News, Video - Trailers
Tagged action films, Adrianne Palicki, Charles S. Dutton, Dennis Quaid, fantasy films, Kate Walsh, Legion, Lucas Black, Paul Bettany, Priest, sci-fi films, thrillers, Tyrese Gibson
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The Soloist Blu-ray review
The Soloist follows the story of Nathaniel Ayers (Jamie Foxx), a musically gifted schizophrenic homeless man, and Steve Lopez (Robert Downey Jr.), a Los Angeles Times writer who attempted to restore Ayers’ inner-talents and lead him back to a path … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Featured, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged Atonement, biographies, Catherine Keener, drama, Iron Man, Jamie Foxx, Joe Wright, Lisa Gay Hamilton, music, Nathaniel Ayers, Pride & Prejudice, Robert Downey Jr, Steve Lopez, Susannah Grant, The Soloist, Tom Hollander, Yo-Yo Ma
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Screening of design documentary Objectified with post-film director Q&A
Director Gary Hustwit will attend a special one-night screening and discussion for his design documentary Objectified, presented in conjunction with AIGA Arizona and IDSA Arizona. Objectified is a feature-length documentary about our complex relationship with manufactured objects and, by extension, … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Snapshots
Tagged Arizona events, documentary films, film screenings, Gary Hustwit, interviews, movie websites, Objectified
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Bid on vehicles from No Country For Old Men, Rush Hour 3 and more at the Movie Car and Prop Auction this weekend
Premiere Props and Picture Car Warehouse will be holding a large Movie Car and Prop Auction this Saturday August 15th. Premiere Props just announced the addition of major classic cars such as a pair of 1967 mint condition Corvettes, a … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Bruce Almighty, California events, classic cinema, cult cinema, cult classics, exhibits, Fast and Furious, holiday, Indiana Jones, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Knight Rider, Little Miss Sunshine, Los Angeles events, Mad Men, nationwide events, No Country for Old Men, Redline, Rush Hour 3, Sand Boys, Slipstream, Soul Men, Taxi, The Great Debaters, Tim Allen, Tony Gywnn, Transformers, Unthinkable, virtual events
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Bone-chilling new poster for the thriller Whiteout released
Warner Bros. has released a new poster for Kate Beckinsale’s thriller Whiteout, which is based on Greg Rucka and Steve Lieber’s comic series about the first murder in Antarctica. This was posted on MTV’s SplashPage. Whiteout was directed by Dominic … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Images - Posters, News
Tagged Alex O'Loughlin, Carey Hayes, Chad Hayes, Columbus Short, comic based, Dominic Sena, Erich Hoeber, Gabriel Macht, Gone in Sixty Seconds, Greg Rucka, Jon Hoeber, mystery films, Steve Lieber, suspense films, Swordfish, thrillers, Tom Skerritt, Whiteout
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Rooftop Films presents the short film screening series Where You Live this Saturday in Harlem
This Saturday, Rooftop Films and Verizon Fios present Where You Live, featuring short films that show us where you live and how you live. From the harshest African deserts to the fertile Irish countryside, from rapidly growing guesthouses in Hong … Continue reading
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Tagged film screenings, New York City events, New York events, Rooftop Films, short films
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