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  • Comet Emmy Rossum Justin Long

    'Comet' Review: Justin Long And Emmy Rossum Star In Wonderful, Surrealist '500 Days Of Summer'

    Read our Comet Movie Review. Justin Long and Emmy Rossum star in a sweet, surreal and satisfying modern love story in the mold of 500 Days of Summer.

    By Germain Lussier Read More
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    'Comet' Trailer: Justin Long And Emmy Rossum's Surreal Love Story

    Justin Long and Emmy Rossum star in the wonderful romance, Comet. The first Comet trailer is here with the film opening on December 5.

    By Germain Lussier Read More
  • Fantastic Four

    Emmy Rossum, Kate Mara And Miles Teller Doing 'Fantastic Four' Screen Tests; Doctor Doom Could Be Female

    There's been lots of talk this week about the behind the scenes happenings with Josh Trank's Fantastic Four. What's the movie about? Who is starring? It seems we might find out sooner rather than later. A new report says Michael B. Jordan is officially attached as Johnny Storm but actors are still testing for the…

    By Germain Lussier Read More
  • Longer 'Beautiful Creatures' Trailer Gives Up Story And Campy Weirdness

    Is Beautiful Creatures the next Twilight? The film is a YA tale of a battle between good and evil supernatural forces, focused around the adolescence of a young witch, Lena (Alice Englert), whose powers will be claimed either for the light or dark when she hits her 16th birthday. The film adapts Kami Garcia and…

    By Russ Fischer Read More
  • Photos: 'Robocop', 'Hitchcock', 'The Wolverine', 'Beautiful Creatures', 'National Lampoon's Vacation' Reunion

    We've got a hodgepodge of new images after the jump, including set photos from Robocop and The Wolverine, stills from Hitchcock and Beautiful Creatures, and even a snapshot of the National Lampoon's Vacation cast, reunited. PHOTOS NOT HERE While we've quite a bit of Joel Kinnaman in his futuristic Robocop suit already, these new set…

    By Angie Han Read More
  • 'Beautiful Creatures' Trailer: Alden Ehrenreich And Alice Englert Aim To Be The New Edward And Bella

    Speculation over which YA property would become the next Twilight has been swirling for some time now -- since the first film hit theaters in 2008, really. But with the beloved vampire series finally poised to come to a close this fall, the timing is now more ripe than ever for some other pair of…

    By Angie Han Read More
  • Casting Bits: Michael Peña To Play Cesar Chavez For Diego Luna; Jennifer Beals In 'Lord Of Vinyl;' Thomas Mann In 'Beautiful Creatures'

    Michael Peña has called labor organizer Cesar Chavez his dream role, and now the actor is set to play the part in Chavez, which will be produced and directed by Diego Luna. That's a great step up from supporting roles in films like Battle: Los Angeles, Tower Heist and The Lincoln Lawyer. Peña will be…

    By Russ Fischer Read More
  • Casting Bits: Idris Elba & Taraji P. Henson In 'No Good Deed', Nicole Kidman In 'Railway Man', Emmy Rossum In 'Beautiful Creatures'

    Taraji P. Henson and Idris Elba have boarded No Good Deed, a thriller written by Aimee Lagos (96 Minutes) and directed by Sam Miller (Luther). The Screen Gems project centers around a district attorney who gives up her career to stay at home with her two young children. When a tall, dark, and handsome stranger…

    By Angie Han Read More
  • TV Bits: 'Bored To Death' Cancelled, 'Enlightened' Renewed; Plus: 'Shameless', 'Dexter', 'Homeland', 'Terra Nova', And More

    Plenty of offices around the country have already begun winding down for the holidays, but apparently Showtime and HBO had a few things to get out of the way first. Meanwhile, Fox is still holding out on a decision on Terra Nova til the new year -- though the producers are apparently feeling optimistic. After…

    By Angie Han Read More
  • TV Bits: 'Shameless' And 'Magic City' Trailers, Plus: 'Person Of Interest', 'Homeland', 'Damages', 'Boss', 'Pan Am', '2 Broke Girls'

    There's some bad and some good in today's TV Bits, but I'd say there's more of the latter -- more Shameless, more Homeland, more Jennifer Coolidge, and Olga Kurylenko in late '50s Miami all count as pluses, right? After the jump: Showtime's Shameless get a Season 2 trailer -- and invites fans to play Truth…

    By Angie Han Read More
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    This Week In Trailers: Los Abrazos Rotos (Broken Embraces), The Damned United, White Lightnin' And Smash Cut

    Trailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: I celebrate all levels of trailers and hopefully this column will satisfactorily give you a baseline of what beta wave I’m…

    By Christopher Stipp Read More
  • Dare Movie Trailer

    Adam Salky's feature directorial debut Dare premiered at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. The movie is based on Salky's 2005 short film which was met with acclaim at film festivals. The feature length version stars Emmy Rossum in a story about what happens when "a pompous actor tells good girl Alexa (Rossum) that she hasn't…

    By Peter Sciretta Read More
  • 2009 Sundance Film Festival Competition Films Announced

    The 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,…

    By Peter Sciretta Read More
  • Dragonball Poster And Movie Trailer Stills Revealed

    DBthemovie has gotten their hands on a new Dragonball character poster featuring Emmy Rossum as Bulma (seen above). Head on over to Nerdorama to see exclusive screen captures from the official movie trailer. Dragonball hits theaters on April 10th 2009.

    By Peter Sciretta Read More
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    First Look: The Cast Of Dragonball

    DBthemovie has gotten their hands on new scans from Roadshow Magazine showing the first official look at the cast of Dragonball. I've cropped and cleaned up some of the photos for better presentation. Emmy Rossum as Bulma and  Joon Park as Yamcha  Chow Yun-Fat as Master Roshi  Justin Chatwin as Goku Justin Chatwin as Goku…

    By Peter Sciretta Read More
  • Emmy Rossum Reports From The Sand Dunes Set Of Dragonball

    Emmy Rossum has posted a new update from the sand dunes set of Dragonball (the big screen live action Dragonball-Z movie). Rossum describes the set located outside Dunas de Bilbao as "a sand dune desert." "I've been riding the motorcycle in 4-foot sand drifts since sunrise to get the shot just right. The wonderful, kind…

    By Peter Sciretta Read More
  • Emmy Rossum Talks Dragonball

    Dragonball star Emmy Rossum talks about training and filming with Chow Yun Fat in her latest blog entry: "Sorry I've been rather quiet for a bit, I've been working on a very exciting new film that I'm shooting outside the US. I'm working with the great Chow Yun Fat and I'm very excited about the…

    By Peter Sciretta Read More
  • Page 2: December 15th 2007

    I've written 29 news stories in the last 48 hours, yet, believe it or not, wasn't able to get to everything I've wanted to show you. I usually let go of these "missed opportunities". After all, there are only 24 hours in a day. But I've decided to make it a new years resolution (yes,…

    By Peter Sciretta Read More
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