A few days ago, we brought you a first look at Rachel McAdams and Noomi Rapace getting all hot and bothered in Brian de Palma’s erotic thriller Passion. Well, these new images will give an even better (or shall we say steamier?) idea of what’s in store.
Featured in the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly is Ridley Scott’s upcoming science fiction film Prometheus and we have a big batch of new images from the magazine. Take a look below at Charlize Theron, Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and the rest of the cast in what looks like a fun photoshoot.
The film stars Sean Penn as mob king Mickey Cohen, a ruthless gangster who runs the entire city of Los Angeles, including the cops and politicians under his control. Determined to bring him down is a small, secret task-force spearheaded by Sgt. John O’Mara (Brolin) and Jerry Wooters (Gosling).
Warner Bros. has released the third trailer for Christopher Nolan’s conclusion to his Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises and it is the best look so far of what we are heading into. While an aura of mystery still clouds the film, we get to see tons of new footage that display the amount of mayhem Bane (Tom Hardy) will set upon Gotham City.
In a burst, the heroines have suddenly made their comeback. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Haywire, Young Adult, and The Hunger Games all featured central female characters who defy the established order, blaze their own trails and enforce rules of their own.
Speculation has run rampant that Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network) would adapt Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson’s biography of Apple’s late icon. Sony has now released a press release officially confirming that Sorkin will be the man for the job.
The film stars Sean Penn as mob king Mickey Cohen, a ruthless gangster who runs the entire city of Los Angeles, including the cops and politicians under his control. Determined to bring him down is a small, secret task-force spearheaded by Sgt. John O’Mara (Brolin) and Jerry Wooters (Gosling).
Dark Shadows is another Tim Burton movie in which you desperately wish something interesting would occur. Which wouldn’t be too arduous of a task if the film would decide if it wanted be a satire, comedy, drama, or parody.
“Drink the coffee! It’ll make you feel better! It picks you up! It calms you down! It’s the lifeblood that drives the dreams of champions!” This is what Mike Ditka says to Will Ferrell in 2005′s mostly terrible Kicking & Screaming. But it got me to thinking: what are the ten best coffee-related moments in movie history?
With Mother’s Day come and gone, there were a world of lists going around cyberspace, naming the best movie moms and the worst movie moms. I have decided to go another way. Combining both the good and the bad, and in some cases, the very very bad, I have compiled a list of those moms you do not want to cross.
Transferring a novel to the silver screen is a tricky process. Directors such as Alexander Payne and David Fincher have a special touch while others don’t quite possess it, and the amount of failed cinematic adaptations of novels is unfortunately high. Guest writer Zack Mandell takes a look at five terrible adaptations.
Speculation has run rampant that Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network) would adapt Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson’s biography of Apple’s late icon. Sony has now released a press release officially confirming that Sorkin will be the man for the job.
The film will revolve around a woman who, at the age of 7, witnessed her family getting murdered and notoriously testified again her brother as the murderer. Twenty-five years later, a group obsessed with solving notorious crimes confronts her to uncover the truth about the crime.
A few days ago, we brought you a first look at Rachel McAdams and Noomi Rapace getting all hot and bothered in Brian de Palma’s erotic thriller Passion. Well, these new images will give an even better (or shall we say steamier?) idea of what’s in store.
We were looking forward to see Harry Potter director David Yates reunite with star Emma Watson in the promising adaptation of Emma Forrest’s memoir Your Voice in My Head but it looks like it won’t happen. Deadline reports that the director was forced to drop out of the production due to family health issues.
Just a few weeks ago, fans were hoping that his then-Untitled Romantic Drama would premiere at the Cannes Film Festival but as the lineup came and went, Malick’s movie was sadly missing. But here comes some great news.
“Drink the coffee! It’ll make you feel better! It picks you up! It calms you down! It’s the lifeblood that drives the dreams of champions!” This is what Mike Ditka says to Will Ferrell in 2005′s mostly terrible Kicking & Screaming. But it got me to thinking: what are the ten best coffee-related moments in movie history?
Moonrise Kingdom narrator Bob Balaban introduces us to Bill Murray, Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, and director Wes Anderson in four newly released featurettes for the upcoming movie. While you won’t learn much about the movie, they ooze of Anderson’s offbeat charm and humor without anything too seriously.
Believe it or not, Ridley Scott’s much anticipated Prometheus is less than a month away! At this point, I don’t need any more convincing so I’m in full blackout mode but if you are interested, Fox has released the first clip from the film, entitled “Prometheus has landed.”
Eric:
I thought The Reader was pretty decent, but I agree with the rest of these. The Lovely Bon...
dirtywithclass:
My dad kind of feels the same way. I don't think my dad liked anything dePalma did until S...
Dave Enkosky:
Love the list. So glad to see Serial Mom here....
Michaël Parent:
Nice work Kevyn! I assumed Carrie would be there and I would add the mom in Black Swan by ...
Kevyn Knox:
Well what do ya know - that would explain things a bit. I should have known De Palma was ...
