Paramount Pictures and Marvel Entertainment are holding a special advance promo screening of Captain America: The First Avenger at the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con. /Film has 30 pairs of tickets for /Film readers. The screening will take place on Thursday, July 21st at 10:00am in San Diego. Chris Evans will be there to introduce the film, and everyone who attends will get a free limited edition TYLER STOUT poster! Details on how to get your free pass for two, after the jump.
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While most people clamor for one or two free movie screenings every few weeks (or months, or years depending on where you live) at San Diego Comic-Con, you’ll be shooing them off like flies. Every night, multiple films screen for free and the big decision is, “How do I decide which film to go to?” The dilemma, then, for the studios is, “How do we make our screening stand out?” Anchor Bay Films has the right idea with this special screening of The Divide, directed by Xavier Gens (Hitman, Frontier(s)) and starring Michael Biehn, Rosanna Arquette, Milo Ventimiglia and Peter Stormare.
Set in a bunker-like Manhattan basement immediately following a nuclear attack, The Divide is the violent and disturbing story of what happens when you’re stuck in a enclosed space with strangers and the end of the world is right outside your door. Think Saw meets Fallout 3. If it sounds claustrophobic, then you’re getting the idea. Now imagine seeing The Divide not in a movie theater but in a similar dark, dank basement with a very small audience. That’s what they’re doing at Comic-Con. You’ll get to see a screening of the film in this scary setting, attend a cocktail reception (free food and drinks!) and then get a free, limited edition Mondo poster for the movie by famed comic book artist Jock (The Losers.)
Sound interesting? Well if you’re going to be in San Diego, we’ve got 5 pairs of tickets to giveaway and all you need to do is leave your name and email in the comments below. Read More »
Attack the Block is almost upon us. The awesome sci-fi, action homage directed by Joe Cornish and produced by Edgar Wright will begin attacking U.S. theaters on July 29. Just before that, however, is the San Diego Comic-Con, and you better believe that the Blockheads will be out in full force.
Screen Gems is hosting one final fan screening of this amazingly entertaining movie and it’s the best one yet. It will take place at 10 p.m. Thursday, July 21 at Comic-Con and feature a post-film Q&A with director Joe Cornish, producer Edgar Wright and star John Boyega. /Film readers can get exclusive tickets to the screening using the info below.
Plus, if you are one of the first five people to comment – and can be at the event – you won’t have to wait in line. You and a guest will be put on the list. What are you waiting for? Hit that jump now. Read More »
Since the film’s premiere at the 2011 SXSW Film Festival, you’ve been hearing some incredible hype for the Edgar Wright-produced Joe Cornish-directed sci-fi action film Attack the Block.
Inner City vs. Outer Space. About a teen gang in South London defending their block from an alien invasion.
Don’t believe the hype — the movie is actually even better than what you’ve heard. In May, we gave readers tickets to screenings in 25 cities. One of those cities was not Los Angeles. Well… LA readers, now is your chance: We have your exclusive ticket to an early sneak preview screening on July 4th. And guess what, there wil be free popcorn and soda.
To enter to see Attack The Block in Los Angeles, head over to our exclusive Gofobo page now and enter your information. More information after the jump.
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Believe it. Joe Cornish‘s awesome sci-fi action film Attack the Block is having yet another free screening in New York City. It already attacked the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin and now it’s time to “Attack the Sunshine” at 8 p.m. June 28 at the Landmark Sunshine Cinemas on Houston Street in Manhattan.
Want to see this amazing film, for free, well in advance of its July 29 release date? Allow it. After the jump, we’ll give you an exclusive links to tickets from your friends at /Film. Read More »
It’s incredibly easy to throw around the phrase “a cult movie.” To classify a film as such well before it deserves that moniker. Even if you think a film will eventually reach that status (as I recently said about Attack the Block) a film doesn’t truly reach “cult” status for a while. It takes time.
YouTube user Kronan the Barbarian (real name Daniel Krone) has created a cool, mini-documentary called A Cult Influence which explores the phenomenon in a unique and local way. If you’re a fan of the kind of film that a small percentage of people are totally obsessed with years after its initial release, you’ll find this 10 minute movie enjoyable. Check it out after the break. Read More »
Add another popular video game to the slowly growing list of games getting the online, live action treatment. Last week, Machinima premiered the first episode of their new Mortal Kombat series Mortal Kombat Legacy and the second episode is now online. The same site also released the first official look at footage from Operation Chastity, a Halo-themed live action film being made by Halo fans for Halo fans. Watch both videos, see some concept art and read more after the jump. Read More »
Craig Brewer’s remake of the classic 1984 Kevin Bacon film Footloose, starring Kenny Wormald and Julianne Hough, is scheduled for release in October of this year. When it was first announced, though, a group of filmmakers got so upset that Hollywood was needlessly remaking another great movie they decided to beat them to the punch. 54 filmmakers broke up the original film into segments and, last summer, assembled all those pieces into one brand new movie. Our Footloose Remake has been playing independent movie houses across the country for several months now but, just this past weekend, the whole movie made it online. Read more about the film, and watch it in its entirety, after the jump. Read More »
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