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Two Teaser Trailers for 'Anchorman: The Legend Continues' Are Here!
For those who went to go see The Dictator in theaters (honestly, it's a pretty solid comedy), this special treat has already tickled your funny bone, but now there are not one, but two teaser trailers for Anchorman: The Legend Continues, the sequel to the 2004 comedy Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, are now online. Since the script is still being written, they were bioth shot specifically to get the hype machine started and it works perfectly, and one hasn't been seen in theaters at all. The Channel 4 News Team seems pretty comfortable, but Brick Tamland (Steve Carell) doesn't do well in the spotlight. Just watch below!
› Posted May 21 in Hype, To Watch, Trailers | 24 Comments
Must Watch: First Fantastic James Bond's 'Skyfall' Teaser Trailer Hits
"Some men are coming to kill us... I'm going to kill them first." It has arrived. Eon Productions has unveiled the first teaser trailer for James Bond's Skyfall, the 23rd Bond film and third to star Daniel Craig as Agent 007 (following Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace). This is just an early tease and it doesn't reveal too much, but it does show us plenty of footage and it's a fantastic first teaser trailer. Intriguing, thrilling, badass, everyone should be much more excited after seeing this, especially huge Bond fans like myself. Sam Mendes seems to be the perfect choice as director and it shows even in the glimpses we get here. Enjoy!
› Posted May 21 in Hype, James Bond, To Watch, Trailers | 65 Comments
Ray Winstone & Ben Drew Ready to Kick Ass on 'The Sweeney' Poster
Though we're not exactly familiar with the source material, when the first trailer for the adaptation of the British TV series The Sweeney showed up, our interest was somewhat piqued. Ray Winstone and Ben Drew (aka rapper Plan B) lead the film as Detective Inspector Jack Regan and Detective Sergeant George Carter respectively, two members of the "Flying Squad," a branch of the Metropolitan Police specializing in armed robbery and violent crime in London. Now the two are front and center in leather jackets and wielding guns in the first UK quad poster for the film that also stars Hayley Atwell and Damian Lewis.
› Posted May 21 in Hype, Posters | 9 Comments
First 'Ender's Game' Fan Q&A with Bob Orci on the Production Blog
"I need you to be clever, Bean. I need you to think of solutions to problems we haven’t seen yet." We've been following the production on Ender's Game and now it's shooting down in New Orleans, so what's the latest? Well, the production blog being run by producer Roberto Orci, commonly known as Bob Orci, has posted the first big Q&A on their Tumblr. A few weeks ago, they asked fans to submit questions ("In Dragon Army, Ender encourages input. So do we.") and have started answering a few of them, including some that shed rather interesting light on the tone and characters in this adaptation of Orson Scott Card's sci-fi novel.
› Posted May 18 in Discussion, Hype, Movie News, SciFi | 11 Comments
Seven New 'Lawless' Character Posters Are Armed and Dangerous
The first trailer for Lawless from director John Hillcoat was rather impressive with Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy and Jason Clarke (in a role that should skyrocket his fame) as three bootlegging brothers who helped build the American Dream in this exuberant tale of what was to become crime’s first major gold rush. Now we have a set of character posters that don't exactly fit with the style of the film, but rather with the black and white freeze frames from the aforementioned trailer (an element I didn't like). But there's plenty of gun wielding to be seen on these posters, and even Gary Oldman and Guy Pearce get their own. Look!
› Posted May 18 in Hype, Posters | 12 Comments
Sound Off: Peter Berg's 'Battleship' Movie - So What Did You Think?
Now that you've seen it, what did you think? C-4. Hit? Or miss? You played the game as a kid, now it's time to see the movie (or maybe not). Arriving in theaters is Universal's attempt at adapting a board game, specifically Battleship, into an explosive summer blockbuster directed by Peter Berg, starring an eclectic cast. Taylor Kitsch leads the way, with Alexander Skarsgård, Rihanna, Brooklyn Decker and Liam Neeson, too. But is it even remotely entertaining or just terrible? Does this fleet of battleships sink quickly? How was Rihanna? If you've seen it, leave a comment below with your thoughts on Peter Berg's Battleship.
› Posted May 18 in Discussion, Hype, Sound Off | 69 Comments
'Welcome to the Bathtub' Interactive 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' Site
I just saw Benh Zeitlin & Court 13's Beasts of the Southern Wild, the top Grand Jury Prize winner in Sundance and my favorite film of that festival, for a second time today at the Cannes Film Festival. It's just as phenomenal a second time. One of my favorite films of the year, it's that good, that moving, that amazing, even seeing it again. Fox Searchlight, who picked up the film and is releasing it this summer, has launched a new interactive website at WelcomeToTheBathtub.com plus a viral Tumblr blog focusing on the small, wet Southern Louisiana region it takes place in nicknamed "The Bathtub". This is cool, visit when you can.
› Posted May 18 in Featured, Hype, Indies, Movie News | 3 Comments
Details on 'Cloud Atlas' Coming Out, WB Screening Nearly 3 Hour Cut
They're finally letting the cat out of the bag. Warner Bros has started screening early cuts of Cloud Atlas, the nearly finished Wachowskis & Tom Tykwer adaptation of David Mitchell's novel, featuring six storylines and actors playing multiple roles/genders/races. This is a project we've followed closely for a long time, not only because it's the latest Wachowskis movie, but because it has the potential to be amazing, with settings that span thousands of years. The studio recently screened the film in Cannes for buyers, and also held test screenings in London and Los Angeles, which I've heard some positive feedback from already. More below!
› Posted May 18 in Discussion, Hype, Movie News, SciFi | 7 Comments
First Awesome Teaser Poster for James Bond's 'Skyfall' Hits the Web
Skyfall. What does it mean? Is it a secret code word? A weapon? We'll find out soon enough. 007.com has just unveiled the first official teaser poster for James Bond's Skyfall, being directed by Sam Mendes (interview on Skyfall here), starring Daniel Craig as agent 007 for his third time. I've loved almost all the artwork they've made as part of the Daniel Craig series of Bond movies, and this new poster is just as good. This has such a classic, sleek, badass, awesome Bond feel to it and I totally love it, honestly. It's dark, it's eye-catching, it's the Bond gun barrel view, I want the print of this up on my wall right away. Bond is back!
› Posted May 17 in Hype, James Bond, Posters | 33 Comments
Badass New International 'Prometheus' Poster with Explosive Design
Say what you will about the design of this poster, my first thoughts upon seeing it were "that's badass!" I've been anxiously awaiting another poster design besides that giant head that we've seen reused over and over on all the marketing since. This is the first alternate design I've seen for Ridley Scott's Prometheus and I like it; I love the explosion, all the action and characters in motion, no floating heads, the almost fish-eye curvature of the image, it's awesome. This was just debuted by LFS Cinema in Malaysia on their Facebook, which means I hope we're going to see more final artwork like this to come in the next few weeks. Check it!
› Posted May 17 in Hype, Posters, SciFi | 21 Comments
P.T. Anderson Teases 'The Master' First Look with Frames of Celluloid
Time to squint and take a closer look! While Paul Thomas Anderson will not be appearing at the Cannes Film Festival this week with his new film The Master, he has instead decided to tease the film with a fun little first look on Cigarettes & Red Vines. The official PTA fan/news site was recently sent a few new photos and a message from the master himself, Mr. Anderson, giving us a very first look at a few frames of the film - in that exact form, as 65mm celluloid frames. "These shots include our lovely Negative Cutter, Simone, imported all the way from France to cut 65mm negative. She does it all with a pair of scissors from Staples."
› Posted May 16 in First Look, Hype, Indies, Photos | 4 Comments
First Teaser Poster for 'Anchorman: The Legend Continues' Unveiled
For those who caught some midnight screenings of The Dictator last night, a special treat was delivered in the form of a teaser trailer for Anchorman: The Legend Continues, the sequel to the 2004 comedy Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. The script is still being written so that aforementioned teaser trailer was shot just to get the hype machine rolling, but the film will apparently follow the start of the 24-hour news cycle. Now we also have a teaser poster for the highly anticipated comedy sequel that doesn't need the faces of Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell and David Koechner to get people excited.
› Posted May 16 in Featured, Humor, Hype, Posters | 17 Comments
'Men in Black 3' Viral Concludes with Bugeyes Getting His MIB Suit
We haven't been following the Men in Black 3 viral campaign that closely these last few months, mostly because it has been a bit lackluster, to be totally honest. But with the new sequel out in just a few weeks, its finally wrapped up and concluded, and the last delivery to the kid known as "Bugeyes" (@.@) who has been running the whole thing is a MIB suit itself. "The last suit you'll ever wear." Our friends at MovieViral have been following closely (full rundown here) and posted the final video, which comes from Bugeyes' blog at TheMeninBlackSuitsAreReal.com, titled "We did it!" You can see the final video he's posted just below.
› Posted May 15 in Hype, To Watch, Viral News | 4 Comments
Alamo Drafthouse's Zack Carlson Brings Lord Humungus on TV News
"There has been too much violence, too much pain. Just walk away and there will be an end to the horror." Who doesn't love Road Warrior, I mean come on? Crazy badass characters like this, Mel Gibson as the Road Warrior, tons of awesome cars, lots of action, Australian backcountry, what more could you ask for? As we've featured before, the Alamo Drafthouse is hosting a Summer of 1982 retrospective this summer, playing each movie from that summer all over again. Coming up this weekend is Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior and Zack Carlson went on the local TV news to promote it, with Lord Humungus himself in tow.
› Posted May 15 in Events, Humor, Hype, To Watch | 3 Comments
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