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Director Gareth Edwards Chats About His Love for 'Godzilla' Movies

Just the other day, someone asked me "do you know what the guy who made Monsters is doing next?" Why yes I do, it's the new Godzilla in the works at Legendary Pictures. The "guy" is named Gareth Edwards and he's originally from the UK, we interviewed him last year, but now he's in town working on this big monster movie. If there are any die-hard Godzilla fans that are worried about this guy taking on this beloved sci-fi franchise, don't worry, this video proves he's your man. IGN posted a new interview with Edwards and he talks about all of the Godzilla movies and how the monster has evolved throughout history. Watch below!

⥤ Posted April 20 in Hype, Movie News, To Watch | 25 Comments

Watch This: Red Band Trailer for Bateman/Reynold's 'The Change-Up'

By Alex Billington

Universal has debuted a raunchy new red band trailer for The Change-Up over on Moviefone, but it wasn't working on their website, so we embedded it below from them. It's another new classic body-switch comedy, this time involving Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds, a single man and a married man who... switch lives. This is basically a summer comedy offering for those tired of watching Reynolds in green (CGI) spandex and you know what, this actually looks really good. I love how they just let the comedy scenes play out, there's a lot of good chemistry between these two. And yes, that's Olivia Wilde in there, too. Have fun!

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⥤ Posted April 20 in Opinions, To Watch, Trailers | 37 Comments

Check This Out: A Gorgeous New Mondo Poster for 'Pan's Labyrinth'

By Ethan Anderton

We've already seen a couple posters highlighting the films of Guillermo del Toro as part of Mondo's Director's Series, but another phenomenal one has just been revealed on SlashFilm. Aaron Horkey (who delivered a killer banner for True Grit last year) designed this very tall and beautiful poster for my favorite film from del Toro's career so far, Pan's Labyrinth. Mondo continually impresses me with the talent they gather for these special edition posters, and this release is no different. This fantastic poster was recently handed out at a special screening, but for those not in the vicinity, the print will also go on sale online soon.

⥤ Posted April 20 in Cool Stuff, Featured, Posters | 7 Comments

Ben Affleck Will Now Direct & Star in 'Argo' Instead of 'Great Gatsby'

By Ethan Anderton

Almost two weeks ago we learned that Ben Affleck was in talks to play Tom Buchanan in Baz Luhrmann's take on the classic novel The Great Gatsby. However, it seems the actor's passion for being behind the camera has prevailed as Deadline reports Affleck will instead be directing Argo, a project which we reported on back in February. Apparently a schedule to allow Affleck to do both just couldn't be figured out, so he has opted not to take part in Luhrmann's film. In addition, SlashFilm noticed The Tracking Board says Affleck will also star in the aforementioned film that he'll be directing for producer George Clooney.

⥤ Posted April 20 in Casting, Development, Movie News | 3 Comments

Interview: Morgan Spurlock Talks Product Placement & Making Docs

By Alex Billington

POM Wonderful Presents Alex's Interview! I'm kidding, I'm not sponsored by them (but I do love POM - get in touch!). He's traveled the world, put himself in danger, but for his next documentary, filmmaker Morgan Spurlock decided to explore his world of filmmaking by making a documentary about product placement, marketing and advertising, financed entirely by product placement, marketing and advertising. The result is The Greatest Movie Ever Sold and it was entirely funded by all of the sponsors seen on Morgan's body. I saw this at Sundance, but met up with Spurlock a few weeks ago in Vegas for an in-depth 20 minute chat.

⥤ Posted April 20 in Featured, Hype, Interviews | 4 Comments

Catherine Zeta-Jones Joining Adaptation of 'Rock of Ages' Musical

By Ethan Anderton

Though a recent Casting Tidbits informed you that Amy Adams wouldn't be taking part in Hairspray director Adam Shankman's big screen adaptation of the Broadway musical Rock of Ages, another lovely lady has just joined the cast. THR reports Catherine Zeta-Jones will join the cast as a character who actually does not appear in the original musical. Shankman says, "It’s a character that we only really came to in the last month. The character was invented to streamline the stories.” As far as snagging the Chicago star for the role, the director said, “It’s like the musical gods just blessed us!" More new character details below!

⥤ Posted April 20 in Casting, Development, Movie News | 6 Comments

'Restrepo' Co-Director Tim Hetherington Reportedly Killed in Libya

By Ethan Anderton

Some sad news was rumored this morning as Business Insider picked up on a since removed Facebook status update from photographer Andre Liohn saying that a group of photographers, including Restrepo co-director Tim Hetherington, had been killed in Libya. The New York Times has since learned more about the situation and has confirmed that Hetherington has indeed died after a rocket propelled grenade exploded near photographers on the frontlines in the city of Misurata. Meanwhile, the rest of the photographers seem to be alive but in varying health conditions after the attack. Check NY Times for more.

⥤ Posted April 20 in Movie News, Obituaries | 12 Comments

TGB Episode 57: Music By Your Favorites (Guest: Allison Loring)

By Tim Buel

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim & Jeremy are joined by guest Allison Loring from Gordon and the Whale to go over their Picks of the Week, the newest in DVD & Blu-Rays, new trailers for Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Jim Mickle's Stake Land, hear Jeremy's guilty pleasure for Swordfish and much more! The main topic of the night was established artists taking on film soundtracks, in honor of recent soundtracks by the Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk, Trent Reznor and others. The group talks through some of the most memorable bands & artists that have done soundtracks, plus their hopes for future work.

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⥤ Posted April 20 in Golden Briefcase, Podcasts | 3 Comments

Paramount Announces 3D Showings of 'Thor' on IMAX Screens, Too!

By Ethan Anderton

If seeing the God of Thunder wield his hammer on the regular big screen in 3D just wasn't enough for you, then we have some good news coming your way. Paramount Pictures, Marvel Entertainment and IMAX have just announced that Thor will also be hitting IMAX screens in 3D when the film hits theaters on May 6th. Considering the epic visuals of Asgard, and the big special effects driven actions sequences, Thor should be quite the visual feast on IMAX screens, especially in 3D. If all goes well with this release, I'm will to bet we'll see news down the road that Captain America: The First Avenger, might also be in IMAX, too.

⥤ Posted April 20 in 3D Posts, Featured, Movie News | 16 Comments

'Takers' Director John Luessenhop in Talks to Helm 'Leatherface 3D'

By Ethan Anderton

Towards the end of last year we heard that Twisted Pictures had set writers Adam Marcus and Debra Sullivan (the team behind Conspiracy) to script another installment in the long-running Texas Chainsaw Massacre series. Leatherface 3D has been said to be a contemporary take on the chainsaw killer as a sequel to the remake from 2003 with the story being set 35 years after the events of Tobe Hooper's 1974 horror classic. Since then we haven't heard much about the project, but now Bloody Disgusting has gotten word that John Luessenhop, the man who brought us Takers, is in talks to direct the new horror. Gross!

⥤ Posted April 20 in Development, Movie News | 6 Comments

Watch: Another New International 'X-Men: First Class' Trailer Hits

By Alex Billington

"Tomorrow, mankind will know that mutants exist." Fox recently unveiled yet another new international trailer for Matthew Vaughn's X-Men: First Class today via Empire that's actually still worth watching. This isn't the completely new second trailer we've been waiting for since the first one hit in February, but I fear we won't see too many more besides this. This trailer starts very much the same way, but has a bit more of an epic and a bit more of a British feel to it, with a focus more on Magneto (Michael Fassbender) and his power. I just can't wait to see this movie, it's going to be a hell of a superhero summer. Fire it up below!

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⥤ Posted April 20 in Hype, To Watch, Trailers | 51 Comments

Justin Long and John Krasinski to Lead Two New Independent Films

By Ethan Anderton

Here we have word on two different indie films with two great lead actors and a promising supporting cast in each of them. First up, Deadline has word that Justin Long will star in Lumpy, the story of a bride and groom who find out their life-of-the-party best man Lumpy may not exactly be who they thought after he dies at the end of the evening and the couple must arrange the funeral instead of going on their honeymoon. Ted Koland (who also wrote the script) will make his directorial debut with a cast that also includes Jess Weixler (Teeth), Tyler Labine ("Reaper") and Addison Timlin ("Californication"). More below!

⥤ Posted April 20 in Casting, Development, Movie News | No Comments Yet

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