'Frankie' Trailer: No One Can Say No To Isabelle Huppert
Isabelle Huppert, Marisa Tomei, and Brendan Gleeson star in the Frankie trailer, a family drama directed by Ira Sachs that debuted at the Cannes Festival.
Read MoreIsabelle Huppert, Marisa Tomei, and Brendan Gleeson star in the Frankie trailer, a family drama directed by Ira Sachs that debuted at the Cannes Festival.
Read MoreThe Spider-Man: Far From Home cast has added actor Numan Acar as a mysterious character named Dimitri. Let's speculate wildly about the Far From Home Numan Acar casting
Read MoreThe First Purge trailer takes us back to the beginning, to show how America's one long night of anarchy first began. Spoiler: it was invented by Marisa Tomei.
Read MoreDirector Jon Watts explains why he avoided Spider-Man Homecoming spider-sense sequences, but Kevin Feige says Peter Parker definitely still has that power.
Read MoreThere's a revelation in the Spider-Man Homecoming final scene that changes the game for Spider-Man and a certain character. How will that unfold?
Read MoreA new video highlights Marvel stars before they were famous, including Robert Downey Jr., Brie Larson, Michael B. Jordan, Gwyneth Paltrow and more.
Read MoreWatch the Dinner with Don trailer, offering a small tease of the final TV show that the late comedian Don Rickles ever did. It looks charming and hilarious.
Read MoreA new The Big Short trailer has arrived, showing how Brad Pitt, Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling and Christian Bale hope to screw over the banks.
Read MoreThe Love the Coopers trailer has arrived, giving us a glimpse at 2015's Christmas comedy. There's one every year, and this one has quite the cast on board.
Read MoreThe Empire season two trailer has just arrived, teasing the sophomore season of Fox's hit show with plenty more drama and new cast members like Marisa Tomei
Read MoreSony and Marvel are casting relatively young for the new Spider-Man, as evidenced by a report that says Marisa Tomei is Aunt May in the upcoming film.
Read MoreThanksgiving takes place in the States in a couple days, which means we're at the time of year when some families will be convening for afternoons and evenings spent lazing around lethargically reconnecting in front of a ball game or a movie. There are already plenty of films that serve pretty well as background for…
Read MoreOn the surface, Parental Guidance seems pretty simple. Billy Crystal and Bette Midler star as grandparents who butt heads with their daughter (Marisa Tomei) on how to bring up her kids. The Christmas Day release is directed by Andy Fickman, who has made hit movies (The Game Plan, Race to Witch Mountain) but never good movies…
Read MoreAlong with Fox's reveal of the name and release date for the fifth, mostly unwanted Die Hard movie, the studio today added a bunch of other films to the calendar for 2012 and 2013. We begin with Olivier Megaton's sequel to Taken. The Liam Neeson action movie is currently called Taken 2, and it will…
Read MoreEllen Page is in final negotiations to star with Brit Marling and Alexander Skarsgard in The East, Zal Batmanglij's thriller about a mysterious eco-terrorism organization called The East. Marling, who co-wrote the script with Batmanglij, leads as an undercover agent who infiltrates the group but then finds herself developing feelings for the group's leader (Skarsgard).…
Read MoreThe latest to join One Shot, the adaptation of Lee Child's thriller novel about former military cop Jack Reacher and the investigation of a strange set of sniper murders in the midwest, is David Oyelowo. Fresh from The Help and Rise of the Planet of the Apes, he'll play a veteran homicide detective who investigates…
Read MoreOne of the great many films that seems like a strong 2011 festival prospect is George Clooney's The Ides of March, which adapts Beau Williams' play Farragut North. Now the film has been tabbed as the opening selection for the Venice Film Festival, and will therefore premiere on August 31. That'll probably be in time…
Read MoreSalvation Boulevard is a film that found distribution at Sundance likely thanks to a high-power cast, because the reviews were middling and occasionally dismal. The roster for this comedy that skewers personality run amok and the power of fringe religious organizations is pretty serious: Pierce Brosnan, Ed Harris, Jim Gaffigan, Marisa Tomei and Jennifer Connelly.…
Read MoreThe last film by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, I Love You, Phillip Morris, took quite a winding path to get to theaters in the US. But their follow-up, a romantic comedy called Crazy, Stupid, Love, was made with Warner Bros. and is already set to release this summer. The film stars Steve Carell as…
Read More[No photo] George Clooney is directing his fourth film, The Ides of March, right now. It's a political satire based on Beau Williamson's play Farragut North, which in turn was based on Beau Williamson's time working with the Howard Dean primary campaign in 2004. Clooney has a supporting role as a presidential candidate whose young,…
Read MoreLionsgate Films have released a second movie trailer for The Take director Brad Furman's big screen adaptation of author Michael Connelly's novel The Lincoln Lawyer. The film stars Matthew McConaughey as a lawyer who "conducts business from the back of his Lincoln town car while representing a high-profile client in Beverly Hills." The movie co-stars…
Read MoreThis morning, if someone said "You're going to be reading movie news about two films with the word "Lincoln" in the title today," you would have laughed in their face. However, hot off the heels of the big news about Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, we've now got your first look at footage from The Lincoln Lawyer.…
Read MoreAs we've talked about The Ides of March, which George Clooney will soon direct based on the play Farragut North by Beau Williamson, the lingering question has been: who will distribute? Now the film has a studio backer, as Sony has bought North American distribution rights to the film. The studio will release The Ides…
Read MoreThere's a whole bunch of news for George Clooney's fourth film as director. The Ides of March is a much more imposing title for the film formerly called Farragut North, which is based on a play with the same title. Along with the title change is news of new funding for the movie, as well…
Read MoreRyan Gosling is back in a big way. He got great notes for his work in Blue Valentine; he's shooting Drive right now, under the direction of Nicolas Winding Refn; and he's got a Steve Carell comedy to shoot soon and the Andrew Jarecki film All Good Things finally about to release. And now George…
Read MoreWe'd heard a few years ago that George Clooney wanted to direct a screen version of the play Farragut North, and there's a new report that suggests he's going to do it at last. And possibly with a hell of a cast: Chris Pine, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Paul Giamatti may all sign up for…
Read MoreOne of the films I really loved at this year's Sundance Film Festival was The Duplass Brothers' Cyrus, a comedy about "a recently divorced depressed guy who meets the woman of his dreams, who he learns lives with her 21 year old son." The film stars John C. Reilly, Marisa Tomei, Jonah Hill, and Catherine…
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