Sony Pictures Classics has finally debuted the official US trailer for Samuel Maoz’s Lebanon, the film set entirely inside a tank set during the First Lebanon War in 1982. We’ve been talking about this film since it premiered at the Toronto Film Festival last year but I still haven’t had a chance to see it. [...]
Now that you’ve seen it, what did you think? It didn’t take too long for this sci-fi creature feature to head from the Sundance Film Festival to movie theaters nationwide, but Vincenzo Natali’s Splice is now playing in theaters everywhere (see it!). This is one film I’m anxious to hear the feedback on! If you [...]
Once upon a time, there was a fisherman, and he caught a woman in his nets, and it was a good day. And, so, begins Ondine, Neil Jordan’s lyrical and beautiful fairy tale-esque story about such a fisherman, played here by Colin Farrell, and the turn of events that changes his life and that of [...]
With MGM’s financial woes putting another installment of James Bond on indefinite hold, now there’s room for what The Daily Mail calls “the anti-James Bond” as they report director Tomas Alfredson (of Let the Right One In) will helm an adaptation of John Le Carre’s British spy novel Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, the story of [...]
The new featurette for 20th Century Fox’s Knight and Day finds stars Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz seemingly enjoying themselves on location in the lovely city of Sevilla, Spain. Knight and Day revolves around June Havens (Diaz), a working gal who’s prepping to walk her sister (Maggie Grace) down the aisle – until she runs [...]
Up until now, Chris Nolan has been somewhat enigmatic when it comes to discussing his upcoming projects. The acclaimed director has traditionally played it close to the vest while bringing his uniquely visioned films to fruition; and his latest, the upcoming metaphysical heist film, Inception is no exception. However, ever since Nolan was appointed “Godfather” [...]
