Fight Club 10th Anniversary on Blu-Ray

David Fincher’s 1999 movie “Fight Club” is probably the least understood and least appreciated movies from the late ’90s. It’s a gem of a movie, and I loved the hell out of it when I first saw it in theaters. It was thrilling, it was new, it was insanely clever, and it made...
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50 Cent and Val Kilmer Reteam for Jesse Terro’s The Gun

Did anyone besides myself watch the Eugene Hess scripted, Charles Winkler directed 50 Cent/Val Kilmer cop thriller “Streets of Blood?” Anyone? I didn’t think so. Although it wasn’t unbearable, it certainly wasn’t a memorable experience. According to Variety, 50 Cent and...
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Rachel McAdams Calls Bullshit on Black Cat in Spidey 4 Rumor

See, this is why we don’t “break” movie news on the site — it sucks when you’re wrong and your fellow movie bloggers come down on you like hungry little vultures looking for a piece of meat. That, and no one ever sends me anything worth breaking. Ahem. Anyways, remember...
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Another Brutal but Awesome Trailer for HBO’s The Pacific

What else is there to say except World War II was Goddamn brutal, but it had to be fought. From Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg comes the “Band of Brothers” movie for the next decade, the epic mini-series “The Pacific”. As the title implies, this one doesn’t bother with the...
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And Now For Something Completely Different: Joe Wright Directs Hanna

Joe Wright has earned a reputation for directing films like Atonement and Pride & Prejudice, but after his latest production Indian Summer with Cate Blanchett fell into budgetary disarray, he decided to halt the production and jump ship to an action film, the assassin flick Hanna. Heat Vision has...
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Wonderful Up Ad Appears in Variety

Award shows are like the most addictive drugs: inevitably there is much gnashing of the teeth when a winner is announced, because everybody has an argument and no one will concede their favorite, but we can’t seem to get enough of them. There is an award show for every conceivable achievement,...
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Crazy Heart Trailer

This is a very strange independent film: it has a whole series of name actors (Jeff Bridges, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Colin Farrell, and Robert Duvall), but no one seems to know much about it. It hasn’t appeared at any film festivals but has only been screened a select few times. However, the buzz that...
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Kenneth Branagh’s Thor Lands its Warriors Three

I don’t read nearly enough “Thor” comic books to know who these Warriors Three guys are, or if they’re all that important to the large scope of a Thor movie, but the trades apparently think they’re big enough of a deal to report on their casting. And so, here is the casting...
November 16th, 2009 | Read More

Disney Puts the Kibosh on McG’s Captain Nemo Adaptation

In case you were one of the half dozen or so waiting with bated breath for McG’s version of “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” aka “Captain Nemo” with or without Will Smith, I have bad news for ya: Disney has stopped any progress on the movie, which was originally set to commence...
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Angelina Jolie’s Very Salty Poster

The boys over at Joblo have exclusive dibs on the debut poster for Angelina Jolie’s spy thriller “Salt”. As you can tell from the poster, the studio knows exactly what’s going to put the ass in the seats for this one, and it ain’t Liev Schreiber, as pleasant and great as...
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Grown Ups Trailer, or, How Can a Movie with so Many Comedians Look so UnFunny?

You know how comedies always pretty much blow their wad by giving away all the film’s funniest bits in the trailers in hopes of luring you into paying your hard-earned money to see them in theaters? Well it looks like the makers of “Grown Ups” is going in the other direction. Instead...
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Courteney Cox Knows Almost as Much about Scream 4 as We Do

Or perhaps even less? At least, that’s the impression she gives (possibly on purpose) to the AP, who has a short article on Cox and the upcoming “Scream 4″, and for some reason insists on announcing all the actor’s age. Does that, um, really matter? I guess it does to the AP....
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Yam Laranas’ Patient X Attacks with a Trailer and Poster

Filipino director Yam Laranas did such a bang-up good job with his 2004 horror movie “Sigaw”, that he repeated the process on 2008’s “The Echo”, an English-language remake of “Sigaw” that went straight to DVD. Laranas is back with a new horror movie called “Patient...
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Quinton Jackson Shows Off the Surly on A-Team Set

Some new set pics of former MMA fighter Quinton “Rampage” Jackson on the set of Joe Carnahan’s “A-Team” doing his best to channel Mr. T. He’s not quite there yet, but I suppose we should all give him the benefit of the doubt, at least until the movie comes out. It’s...
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Four New Action-Heavy Clips from Ninja Assassin

Let’s face it, if you aren’t jazzed up about seeing James McTeigue’s “Ninja Assassin” on opening day after all the clips and trailers and pics we’ve posted, these four new clips from Warner Bros. isn’t going to change your mind. In which case, you’re probably...
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Kevin Williamson to Indulge in More Extramarital Sex and Serial Killing

Let’s face it, after Kevin Williamson willingly came back to do not one, not two, but three new “Scream” movies, it’s beyond reason to expect the guy to go back to original material. So when he announces to MTV that he plans to remake Curstin Hanson’s 1987 movie “The...
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Casting Call for Death Race Prequel Reveals Title, Return of Case

The boys at SpoilerTV have gotten their hands on the casting call for Paul W.S. Anderson’s “Death Race” prequel, and on it is the full title for the direct-to-DVD sequel: “Death Race: Frankenstein Lives”. Tony Giglio is tasked with scripting the prequel, which will trace...
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Shake Hands With the Devil Trailer

There have been several recent films looking back on the African genocide, including The Last King of Scotland and Hotel Rwanda. In spite of the knowledge of the events, the entire region hasn’t received the kind of support and help that it deserves. For most people in the developed world, the...
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Liam Neeson Admires Christina Ricci in After.Life Poster

First official poster for Liam Neeson and Christina Ricci’s “After.Life”. Written and directed by Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo, the film stars Ricci as a young woman caught between life and death, and Liam Neeson as the funeral director who appears to have the gift of transitioning the...
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Six Badass French Posters for Scott Sanders’ Black Dynamite

As you may already know, I want to see “Black Dynamite” in the worst way, though I seriously doubt this jive-talking, tongue-in-cheek homage to the beloved blaxploitation genre will find its way into a theater near yours truly anytime soon. That’s just how it goes, I’m afraid....
November 16th, 2009 | Read More

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