'The Devil Has A Name' Trailer: The Truth Lies Beneath
Edward James Olmos is working as an actor and a director in the Devil Has a Name trailer.
Read MoreEdward James Olmos is working as an actor and a director in the Devil Has a Name trailer.
Read MoreChloé Zhao's remarkable Nomadland features Frances McDormand giving yet another award-worthy performance.
Read MoreA Rian Johnson music video just at the same time as an Edgar Wright music video, as the two directors helm music videos by LCD Soundsystem and Beck.
Read MoreSee the first The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel trailer, starring Dev Patel, Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Bill Nighy, and Richard Gere.
Read MoreJames Franco has a well-established image at this point: the indulgent artist, who flies from one project to another seemingly based only on whim. Never mind that he can be a powerful actor, and that he is producing and finishing more work than almost anyone else out there. He's just so... present. How dare you work…
Read MoreFox Searchlight has made some of the most well-liked films in recent memory. The company has won Oscars and grossed hundreds of millions of dollars, but the one thing it has never done is make a sequel. That is, until now. John Madden is returning to make The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel 2, the sequel to…
Read MoreMonsters director Gareth Edwards is the man entrusted by Toho, Legendary, and Warner Bros. to revamp Godzilla -- or more properly, to bring him back to speed as the giant nuclear monster that owns the hearts of moviegoers. Edwards said this week, "To me, he’s like a force of nature, like the wrath of God or…
Read MoreGareth Edwards' Godzilla reboot has been kept under very tight wraps through most of its development process, but one aspect of the film that's no secret is its top-notch cast. Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen, David Strathairn, and Juliette Binoche(!) have all boarded over the past few months. Now, with principal photography underway, one…
Read MoreHumans in a Godzilla movie are basically ants in a forest, but Gareth Edwards continues to cast the best ants possible. First was Aaron Taylor-Johnson, next were Elizabeth Olsen and Bryan Cranston and now he's added Oscar-nominee David Strathairn to the mix. Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures are keeping all the details of the 2014 film under…
Read MoreHere's the Japanese teaser trailer for The Bourne Legacy, in which previous Bourne series writer Tony Gilroy directs Jeremy Renner in a film that expands the fictional world of the Bourne films. Renner isn't the successor to Matt Damon exactly; rather, he's a parallel character in the same world. Edward Norton and Rachel Weisz are…
Read MoreTony Gilroy, the writer who provided the script backbone for the three Matt Damon Bourne movies, has started a parallel Bourne series, which kicks off with the film The Bourne Legacy. This picture features Jeremy Renner as a Jason Bourne-like agent. A teaser trailer has just been released for the fim that will give you…
Read MoreIt's "cool projects for former The Shield actors" day! We just heard that Michael Chiklis will be the bad guy in Taylor Hackford's Parker, and now Walton Goggins has been cast in Steven Spielberg's Lincoln. He's the latest addition to a monster of a cast that begins with Daniel Day Lewis as the sixteenth President…
Read MoreEmmy-winning, Oscar-nominated actor David Strathairn has just been cast as Secretary of State, William Seward in Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, which will star Daniel Day-Lewis at the legendary 16th President of the United States. The film is aimed at a late 2012 release. Read more after the jump. Spielberg, who plans to shoot the film "this…
Read MoreIt was almost exactly a year ago that we saw the sales trailer for The Whistleblower, a thriller in which Rachel Weisz plays a Nebraska cop working as a peacekeeper in postwar Bosnia who uncovers a sex scandal. The movie played Toronto last September, and hit a few other fests afterward, but we haven't heard…
Read MoreHoly AfterEffects! Word out of festivals in the past month wasn't terribly positive with respect to Julie Taymor's adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Tempest. And now that the first trailer is here it is easy to make a guess or to as to why. The cast is phenomenal: Helen Mirren leads as Prospera, with Russell…
Read MoreOne of the films that was in danger of being orphaned when Disney shuttered Miramax was Julie Taymor's adaptation of the William Shakespeare play The Tempest. But the film, which stars Helen Mirren, David Strathairn, Djimon Hounsou and more, will be released by Disney offshoot Touchstone Pictures this fall, and will appear at both the…
Read MoreOn the day that a McSweeney's parody/recontextualizing of some of Allen Gisnberg's most famous lines made a little ripple on the internet, it is appropriate that a trailer arrives for Howl, the film that chronicles the creation of the poem Howl and the obscenity trial that eventually followed its publication. James Franco stars as Ginsberg,…
Read MoreAnother promo poster I ran across at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival is a teaser one-sheet for Larysa Kondracki's The Whistleblower, which stars Rachel Weisz as Kathryn Bolkovac, "a Nebraska cop who served as a peacekeeper in post-war Bosnia and outed the U.N. for covering up a sex scandal." The drama co-stars Vanessa Redgrave, Monica…
Read MoreThe opening night feature film of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival was Howl, a nonfiction drama described as a "movie about a poem." You might recall that we woke up at 6:30am and trenched in four feet of snow to try to score tickets to the premiere, and failed. We somehow got in... and in…
Read MoreRob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman, two filmmakers best known for their documentary features The Times of Harvey Milk and Paragraph 175, make their narrative feature film debut with Howl, a nonfiction drama which premieres at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival as one of the 16 films which were selected from 1,058 submissions for the U.S.…
Read MoreHere's a few casting notes for you before Page 2 hits. First up is What Boys Want, a teen-skewed reversal of the 2000 Mel Gibson film What Women Want. Selena Gomez will star as a girl who can hear what men are thinking. Reports that the film will just be Gomez hiding in a closet…
Read MoreThe Sundance Institute has announced the first half of the line-up for the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. Included in the first press release are the films in competition in the Drama and Documentary segments. 3,661 feature-length films were submitted this year, which is 37 more films than last year. For the 2009 Sundance Film Festival,…
Read MoreThe Allen Ginsberg biopic, Howl, starring James Franco as the American weird beard beatnik poet and intellectual has filled out a lovely cast: Paul Rudd, Alan Alda, Mary-Louise Parker (so tempestuous on Weeds), Jeff Daniels, and David Strathairn have all signed. The actors will portray real-life characters involved in a 1957 obscenity trial, which saw…
Read MoreThe International teaser trailer for The Bourne Ultimatum (poster) is now online. While the new trailer doesn't reveal/show much, but one can't argue that it's not intense. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/bourneultimatum.flv 450 190] Here is what we know: Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) continues to trace his past in order to find a future. He must travel from London,…
Read More"This summer Jason Bourne comes home". That’s right, the theatrical poster for The Bourne Ultimatum shows Jason Bourne looking at the New York City coast. Click on the picture for a higher resolution version. Until now we’ve known very little about the plot for the third Bourne film. While the film is “based on Robert…
Read More