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Watch: Second Official Trailer for ImageMovers 'Mars Needs Moms'

"I'm in a spaceship!" Disney has debuted the second full-length trailer on Apple for ImageMovers' new CGI animated sci-fi kids movie Mars Needs Moms!, based on Berkeley Breathed's acclaimed children's book. We've already seen one trailer for this back in November, and they tossed up a quick TV spot after the Super Bowl as well, but here's another new full-length trailer that really gets into the story and the adventure of it all. Voices include: Seth Green, Joan Cusack, Dan Fogler, Breckin Meyer, Billy Dee Williams and Tom Everett Scott. Also, did you catch The Incredibles poster up in Milo's room? Look again. Have fun!

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⥤ Posted February 16 in Hype, Opinions, To Watch, Trailers | 7 Comments

Michel Gondry Directing Adaptation of Philip K. Dick's Novel 'Ubik'

By Ethan Anderton

Last time we heard from Michel Gondry, he opened up about his next project, The We & The I, as well as an animated documentary about Noam Chomsky. Now the innovative filmmaker has revealed yet another project in his future. Allocine reports (via The Playlist) that while launching his exhibit The Factory Movie Lovers at the Centre Pompidou, Gondry revealed that he will next be adapting Philip K. Dick's sci-fi novel Ubik. In the tradition of Dick's tales, the story is engaging, futuristic and full of intrigue. Time Magazine even named the novel as one of the 100 greatest English-language novels of our time. More details below!

⥤ Posted February 16 in Development, Movie News, Rumors | 7 Comments

Weinstein, Back in His 'Groove', Wants to Cut Up 'Submarine', Too?

By Alex Billington

There's a great new profile on the infamous Harvey Weinstein over on Vanity Fair's site (via The Playlist) called How Harvey Got His Groove Back that's definitely worth reading, just because it's an intriguing look at the man behind the curtain and how he got The King's Speech on its Oscar march. First things first, I do believe The Weinstein Company may be making a comeback and Harvey may be back "in a groove" again, but there's another issue at hand. In their article, Harvey talks about editing Richard Ayoade's Submarine, the charming indie flick we fell in love with in Toronto, just because it didn't play well with a test audience.

⥤ Posted February 16 in Featured, Indies, Movie News, Opinions | 10 Comments

Warner Bros Announces iOS Apps for 'Inception' & 'The Dark Knight'

By Ethan Anderton

In December of last year, we highlighted a cool Inception inspired mobile app that uses augmented sound to alter your reality. Well, now Warner Bros. is two more entries into the app world with the full-length feature films involved. Today, WB's Digital Distribution division announced app versions of Nolan's Inception and The Dark Knight. Both of the apps are now available in the iTunes store for use with Apple's iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, and provides a fully-loaded, connected viewing experience that gives consumers the first five minutes of a feature film and a portion of bonus content like games, trivia, soundtracks and more. Read on!

⥤ Posted February 16 in Cool Stuff, Movie News | 3 Comments

Check This Out: Another 'Sharp' Poster for Wes Craven's 'Scream 4'

By Alex Billington

We could make puns about this "cutting-edge" poster all day! They're getting to the "point" or they're really "slicing" through marketing. We could go on... but I won't! ShockTillYouDrop has debuted the third poster for Wes Craven's Scream 4, following the first one of just the Ghostface killer mask as well as the series throwback with the number 4. I'm surprised that with an ensemble cast as big as this (Arquette, Campbell, Cox, Panettiere), none of them even get billing or face time on the poster (give or take this one), but maybe it's for the better. The full trailer for Scream 4 is already out, so it's just down to waiting until April for this.

⥤ Posted February 16 in Hype, Opinions, Posters | 7 Comments

Casting Tidbits: Gerard Butler, Christopher Walken and Eddie Izzard

By Ethan Anderton

Listen, not a year goes by, not a year, that I don't hear about some Casting Tidbits accident involving some bastard kid which could have easily been avoided had some parent - I don't care which one - but some parent conditioned him to fear and respect those Casting Tidbits. First up, back in October, nearly the entire cast of How to Train Your Dragon was confirmed to be returning for the sequel which will see release sometime in 2013. However, at the time, Gerard Butler wasn't named to be returning. Well Empire has confirmed the actor will indeed be reprising his role as Hiccup's beefy, bearded father Stoick the Vast.

⥤ Posted February 16 in Casting Tidbits, Movie News | 3 Comments

Watch: Bloody Red Band Trailer for Kim Ji-woon's 'I Saw the Devil'

By Alex Billington

This is how Koreans get revenge. Magnet has debuted a new red band trailer on IGN for The Good, the Bad, the Weird director Kim Ji-woon's latest film I Saw the Devil, a "heart-pumping, face-pummeling revenge flick from Korea" (as /Film's Adam Quigley calls it). The revenge thriller stars Lee Byung-hun, also from The Good, the Bad, the Weird, as a secret agent who tracks down the serial killer that murdered his fiancée. Everyone has been raving about it and the trailer will live up to expectations, it just looks incredible. Korean films aren't for everyone, but I'm excited. I love how pumped up this makes you by the end. Watch below.

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⥤ Posted February 16 in Foreign, Indies, To Watch, Trailers | 17 Comments

Daniel Radcliffe is 'The Amateur Photographer' in New Indie Comedy

By Ethan Anderton

After nearly a decade of fighting Dementors, Death Eaters and Lord Voldemort, the adventures of the The Boy Who Lived are finally coming to an end this summer with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II. With filming having been wrapped for months, Daniel Radcliffe is still moving up and on with his own career. We know the young actor will already star in the period horror film The Woman in Black, but now he has a comedy lined up. Variety reports that the British actor will star in The Amateur Photographer, an indie comedy written and directed by Christopher Monger based on his own novel of the same name.

⥤ Posted February 15 in Casting, Movie News, Opinions | 1 Comment

Guy Ritchie Has Been Offered '300' Prequel 'Xerxes' for Next Movie

By Ethan Anderton

Though we've already gotten a first look at Frank Miller's graphic novel, and Zack Snyder has talked about the plot, we still have heard very many details on Xerxes, the prequel to the stylized epic 300. Well today a big bit of news comes from Vulture as they've heard Warner Bros has offered the movie to Sherlock Holmes director Guy Ritchie. However, keep in mind that this is merely an offer, and Ritchie could just as easily pass on the project. However, this offer from the studio is interesting considering how successful Snyder's take on 300 ended up being. But it sounds like WB might be done drinking Snyder's cinematic Kool-Aid.

⥤ Posted February 15 in Development, Movie News, Rumors | 25 Comments

Ice Cube Joining Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill in '21 Jump Street'

By Ethan Anderton

Jonah Hill has been attached to star in the project since he was revealed to be writing it back in 2008, and Channing Tatum signed on back in November. Now Deadline has word that the big screen adaptation of the TV series 21 Jump Street has also landed Ice Cube in a story of undercover police officers who infiltrate a high school to fight drugs and crime. Cube will actually be playing their precinct captain, a role originally played by Steven Williams in the series. Phil Lord and Chris Miller (directors of the fantastic Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs) are directing this adaptation which Hill has said is going for a pretty hard R rating.

⥤ Posted February 15 in Casting, Movie News, Opinions | 6 Comments

Ralph Fiennes' 'Coriolanus' Getting Oscar-Level Praise from Berlin

By Alex Billington

In between Sundance and Cannes is the Berlin Film Festival, which kicked off Thursday and goes until next week. One of the films premiering there is actor Ralph Fiennes' directorial debut - his contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare's Coriolanus, which we've been excited for ever since finding photos last year. Coriolanus just premiered in Berlin and early reviews are hitting left and right. Best of all, they're positive, very positive - In Contention's Guy Lodge says that it's "an early Oscar bet" and proclaims that "Vanessa Redgrave will receive a 2011 Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress." There's lots more - read on!

⥤ Posted February 15 in Hype, Indies, Movie News, Opinions | 10 Comments

Warner Bros Gives 'Sherlock Holmes 2' Subtitle 'A Game of Shadows'

By Alex Billington

Briefly: Another new official title announced, to go along with The Amazing Spider-Man from yesterday. E! Online is reporting that Warner Bros has officially titled Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes sequel as Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. Robert Downey Jr. & Jude Law are returning as Holmes & Watson along with Rachel McAdams and Kelly Reilly, and they're joined in this sequel by Noomi Rapace, Stephen Fry and Jared Harris as Professor Moriarty. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows is already finished shooting and set to arrive in theaters on December 16th, 2011 this winter. We'll let you know we have a trailer for this!

⥤ Posted February 15 in Hype, Movie News, Opinions | 4 Comments

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