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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Short film screening series and open bar after-party this Friday in Brooklyn, New York
This Friday, Rooftop Films and Verizon Fios present Home Movies, featuring short films and videos about moments in time, capturing and imagining what it felt like to be there. There will be an open bar after-party following the screenings, exclusively … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged David Yassky, film screenings, New York City events, New York events, Rooftop Films, short films
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Hurt Locker director headed for a Triple Frontier with new crime thriller
Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow (Blue Steel, Point Break) has struck a deal with Paramount Pictures to direct a new film titled Triple Frontier according to various reports on the net, which may have originated at Variety. Few plot details … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, adventure films, Blue Steel, cult cinema, cult classics, Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Near Dark, Point Break, The Hurt Locker, thrillers, Triple Frontier
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Wolfgang Petersen developing live-action version of the anime Paprika
Wolfgang Petersen (Troy, Air Force One, The Perfect Storm) developing a live-action feature film version of the book and anime film Paprika, according to Moviehole. According to the report, the director is hard at work to bring the acclaimed novel … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News
Tagged Air Force One, animation, anime, Batman: Gotham Knight, comic based, manga, Paprika, Satoshi Kon, The Perfect Storm, Troy, Wolfgang Petersen, Yasutaka Tsutsui
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Win one of two copies of the new Deluxe Edition of How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days on DVD
On August 18th, Paramount Home Entertainment will release the romantic comedy How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days Deluxe Edition on DVD and Blu-ray. To celebrate the brand new edition’s release, FilmFetish is giving away two copies of the … Continue reading
Major film studios bidding for the right to Kick-Ass
Matthew Vaughn’s Kick-Ass is close to securing a distributor, according to THR’s Risky Business blog. Three studios, including Lionsgate, Paramount and Universal, are currently eyeing the brutal comic-book adaptation. According to the report, the winner will have to pony up … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News
Tagged action films, Chloe Moretz, comic based, crime thrillers, Kick-Ass, Matthew Vaughn, Nicolas Cage, teen films
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Kubrick’s family seeks to have his Holocaust film The Aryan Papers finally made
Director Stanley Kubrick‘s family recently expressed a desire to see one of the director’s final in-development projects, The Aryan Papers, finally realized, according to the London paper The Times. The movie was to be based on a novel by Louis … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged About Schmidt, AI: Artifical Intelligence, Ang Lee, drama, historical films, Louis Begley, Schindler's List, Stanley Kubrick, Steven Spielberg, The Aryan Papers, war films, Wartime Lies
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Hugh Jackman heading to Japan for next Wolverine, which will be based on Frank Miller origin tale
Hugh Jackman revealed to MTV at the Teen Choice Awards over the weekend that development on the follow-up to X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which was critically blasted but financially successful, is now well underway. The actor/producer also confirmed previously rumored intentions … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, Chris Claremont, comic based, Frank Miller, Hugh Jackman, Teen Choice Awards, Wolverine, X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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District 9 midnight screenings expanded nationwide
Sci-Fi Wire reports that the Peter Jackson-produced, Neill Blomkamp-directed sci-fi action thriller District 9 will open at midnight this Thursday in advance of its Friday premiere date of August 14th. District 9 follows the story of extraterrestrial refugees in a … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Featured
Tagged action films, countrywide events, District 9, Elizabeth Mkandawie, film screenings, Greg Melvill-Smith, John Summer, Nathalie Boltt, Neill Blomkamp, Nick Blake, Peter Jackson, sci-fi films, Sharlto Copley, Sylvaine Strike, thrillers, William Allen Young
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Star Trek scribes’ Cowboys and Aliens script finished – still unknown if Robert Downey Jr. will star
Writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman (the team who wrote the latest Star Trek film) have completed a new script for the long-in-development Cowboys and Aliens adaptation, and recently discussed the project with reporters, including Sci-Fi Wire. “We literally handed … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, Alex Kurtzman, Brian Grazer, comic based, Cowboys and Aliens, Damon Lindelof, historical films, Iron Man, Lost, Robert Downey Jr, Roberto Orci, Ron Howard, sci-fi films, Star Trek, Steven Spielberg, The Avengers, war films, western films
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Win one of two copies of the suspense thriller Boot Camp on DVD starring Mila Kunis
On August 25th, Fox Home Entertainment will release the suspense thriller Boot Camp on DVD, starring Mila Kunis, pre-superstardom. Kunis plays a troubled teenager who’s been sent to a penitentiary-style boot camp on the island of Fiji, where paradise is … Continue reading
Win one of six copies of the drama Ancient Code on DVD
Here is our second Reality Entertainment contest of the day. FilmFetish is giving away six copies of the meta-physical drama Ancient Code, which explores the mysteries surrounding the real 2012 phenomenon. PLEASE NOTE: To be considered to win this and … Continue reading
Win one of six copies of The Rosslyn Frequency on DVD
Reality Entertainment is sponsoring one of two new contests on FilmFetish.com. We are giving away six copies of the absorbing documentary The Rosslyn Frequency: Uncovering The Hidden World of the Knights Templar, which uncovers evidence of strange activities at the … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Featured
Tagged Ancient Code, Brian Allan, documentary films, historical films, The Rosslyn Frequency
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Edward James Olmos joins Green Hornet cast
Edward James Olmos most recently featured on Battlestar Galactica, has joined the cast of Michel Gondry’s upcoming The Green Hornet, according to Hollywood Snitch. Olmos joins Nicolas Cage, Cameron Diaz, Seth Rogen as Britt Reid, a.k.a. The Green Hornet, and … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged action films, Battlestar Galactica, Cameron Diaz, comedy films, Edward James Olmos, Jay Chou, martial arts films, Michel Gondry, Nicolas Cage, remakes, Seth Rogen, The Green Hornet
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Tarantino to add animated scenes to Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair
Quentin Tarantino told reporters Sunday in a group interview, that he plans to revisit and expand, several long-gestating prior releases once he’s finished promoting of his latest effort, Inglourious Basterds, according to Sci-Fi Wire. One in particular that he wants … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News
Tagged action films, fantasy films, Inglourious Basterds, Kill Bill, martial arts films, Quentin Tarantino, Uma Thurman
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Underworld 4 has potential release date and will be shot in 3-D
ShockTillYouDrop reports that Screen Gems is moving ahead with a fourth Underworld movie and is targeting a January 21, 2011 release. The film will be shot in 3-D also, according to the report. No mention as to whether Underworld: Rise … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News
Tagged action films, adventure films, Bill Nighy, fantasy films, Kate Beckinsale, Michael Sheen, monster films, Rhona Mitra, sci-fi films, Scott Speedman, sequels, thrillers, Underworld, Underworld 4, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans, vampire films
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Streaming Media West 2009
Now in its 12th year, the Streaming Media West show is the number-one place to come see, learn and discuss what’s taking place with all forms of online video and its related technologies. Content owners, viral video creators, online marketers, … Continue reading
Posted in Events, The New Frontier
Tagged broadband, California events, internet, professional events, Streaming Media West, streaming video
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Machete film cast to include Robert De Niro, Don Johnson and Steven Seagal
Writer/Director Robert Rodriguez gave reporters an update on Machete, which expands on the fake trailer of the same name he created for Grindhouse, this weekend in Los Angeles while promoting the family-friendly Shorts. That’s according to a post on Sci-Fi … Continue reading
Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse – Season One Blu-ray review
Joss Whedon, who introduced the world to kick-ass female vampire slayers, had quite a difficult time getting Dollhouse off the ground. Fox gave the show a time-slot that seemed to show little faith in its prospects for success. Add to … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Featured, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged action films, Amy Acker, Angel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, cult, Dichen Lachman, Dollhouse, drama, Eliza Dushku, Enver Gjokaj, fantasy, Fran Kranz, Harry Lennix, Jed Whedon, Joss Whedon, Maurissa Tancharoen, Miracle Laurie, Olivia Williams, Reed Diamond, sci-fi films, Tahmoh Penikett, television, The Stepford Wives, thrillers
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Dragonball Evolution: Z Edition Blu-ray review
Dragonball Evolution, based on the wildly popular manga, and later anime, series by Akira Toriyama, stars Justin Chatwin as a high school outcast named Goku, who lives with his grandfather, martial arts instructor Gohan (Randall Duk Kim), who spends his … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Featured, Reviews, Snapshots
Tagged action films, Akira Toriyama, Ben Ramsey, Brian Anthony, Chow Yun-Fat, comic based, Dragonball Evolution: Z Edition, Dragonball: Evolution, Emmy Rossum, James Marsters, James Wong, Jamie Chung, Joon Park, Justin Chatwin, manga, martial arts films, Randall Duk Kim, teen films
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Win one of two copies of the record-breaking Life After People on Blu-ray disc
What would happen to the earth if we were to simply disappear? Join History for the special Life After People, coming to Blu-ray on September 1st. To celebrate the release, FilmFetish is giving away two copies of the Blu-ray release … Continue reading
Win one of five copies of the cult horror DeadGirl from the producer of Hellraiser
DeadGirl, the groundbreaking shocker from the producer of the cult classics Hellraiser and Heathers makes Its DVD debut on September 15th, 2009, in Its original theatrical version and an unrated Director’s Cut packed with extras. To celebrate the release, FilmFetish … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, DVD, Blu-ray & VOD, Featured, Snapshots
Tagged 7th Heaven, Brick, Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever, Candice Accola, cult classics, DeadGirl, Eric Podnar, Gadi Harel, Gossip Girls, grindhouse films, Heathers, Heavy Petting, Hellraiser, horror films, Juno, Kill Bill, Marcel Sarmiento, Michael Bowen, Noah Segan, On the Doll, Shiloh Fernandez, The Last House on the Left, The United States of Tara, thrillers
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The 6th Annual Big Apple Film Festival
The Big Apple Film Festival celebrates innovative independent filmmaking. It is dedicated to showcasing and promoting the highest quality films from the New York City independent film community, as well as films from around the world. Location: New York City, … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Big Apple Film Festival, Events - Film Festivals, film screenings, indie films, New York City events, New York events
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Take part in interactive premiere of Inglourious Basterds this Monday
Twitter and The Weinstein Company have teamed up for the first ever red carpet “TweetUp” at the Hollywood gala premiere of Inglourious Basterds, taking place on this Monday, August 10th, 2009. Guests at the Hollywood premiere of Inglourious Basterds will … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, The New Frontier
Tagged action films, Biz Stone, Brad Pitt, California events, Christoph Waltz, Diane Kruger, film premieres, grindhouse films, Inglourious Basterds, Los Angeles events, Melanie Laurent, Quentin Tarantino, TweetUp, Twitter, war films
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New Kato chosen for upcoming Green Hornet feature
Sci-Fi Wire reports that Sony Pictures posted a Twitter update indicating that Taiwan-born musician, actor and filmmaker Jay Chou, who is is reportedly a Bruce Lee fan, has been contracted to replace Stephen Chow as Kato in Seth Rogen’s upcoming … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Images - Photos, News
Tagged action films, Bruce Lee, Cameron Diaz, comic based, crime thrillers, Evan Goldberg, Jay Chou, Michel Gondry, Neal Moritz, Nicolas Cage, Seth Rogen, Stephen Chow, The Green Hornet
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Tim Roth’s Abomination character to return for more films?
Tim Roth, who played Emil Blonsky/The Abomination in The Incredible Hulk, confirmed that Marvel has discussed reprising the role with him in future films, possibly including the impending Avengers live-action film, according to Sci-Fi Wire. “They have, but in a … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News
Tagged action films, Captain America, comic based, Iron Man, Marvel Comics, The Avengers, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, thrillers, Tim Roth, William Hurt
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Mission Impossible 4 now has writers to go along with producers
Paramount and producers Tom Cruise and J.J. Abrams have chosen Josh Applebaum and Andre Nemec to write the script for the newly revived Mission Impossible 4 project, according to Variety. Applebaum and Nemec spent four seasons with Abrams as co-exec … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, News
Tagged action films, adventure films, Alias, Andre Nemec, Billy Crudup, Eddie Marsan, espionage films, JJ Abrams, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Josh Applebaum, Keri Russell, Laurence Fishburne, Maggie Q, Michelle Monaghan, Mission Impossible 4, Mission: Impossible III, Mission: Impossible IV, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Simon Pegg, Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames
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The full trailer for Where the Wild Things Are is online
The theatrical trailer for the screen adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s classic children’s book Where the Wild Things Are, is now online. The Spike Jonze film, which stars Catherine Keener, Max Records, Mark Ruffalo, James Gandolfini and Oscar winner Forest Whitaker, … Continue reading
Posted in News, Video - Trailers
Tagged Catherine Keener, childrens films, childrens story, family films, Forest Whitaker, James Gandolfini, Mark Ruffalo, Maurice Sendak, Max Records, Spike Jonze, Where The Wild Things Are
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The Orphanage remake has original producer Guillermo del Toro onboard and indie horror-meister at the helm
Actor/producer/director Larry Fessenden sure has a lot to live up to (to say the least), having signed on to direct a New Line remake of the Guillermo del Toro-produced Spanish horror The Orphanage. THR originally reported the story. The Orphanage … Continue reading
Posted in News, Video - Trailers
Tagged Beau Flynn, classic cinema, El orfanato, Fear Itself, foreign films, Guillermo del Toro, horror films, Juan Antonio Bayona, Larry Fessenden, No Telling, Red Dawn, remakes, suspense films, The Last Winter, The Orphanage, Tripp Vinson, Wendigo
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