'I.T.' Trailer: Pierce Brosnan Will Punch Your Connected Lifestyle Right In The Face
It's Pierce Brosnan versus the internet in the I.T. trailer, which finds the former James Bond battling a computer savvy stalker.
Read MoreIt's Pierce Brosnan versus the internet in the I.T. trailer, which finds the former James Bond battling a computer savvy stalker.
Read MoreIn the event this discussion of Bruce Willis' fifth outing as John McLane trails off after a couple paragraphs, let me offer a pre-emptive excuse: that might be the purest way to reflect the prime characteristics of A Good Day to Die Hard. Willis gives a detached, disinterested performance in the series' fifth film, and…
Read MoreValentine's Day is just around the corner now, and you know what that means: Fox is ramping up their marketing efforts for their big romantic holiday release, A Good Day to Die Hard. Also after the jump: The Muppets... Again will feature old songs along with new ones Writer Scott Z. Burns discusses Apes and Blade Runner…
Read MoreThe first couple trailers for A Good Day to Die Hard, aka the fifth film in the series that stars Bruce Willis as put-upon NYC cop John McClane, relied heavily on great editing, whiz-bang explosions and a couple good smirks from Willis. This third one (or the second full-length trailer) has a lot more going…
Read MoreThe first teaser trailer for A Good Day to Die Hard was a delightfully explosive bit of fun, but disappointingly, that energy doesn't seem to have translated to the first teaser poster. Our first bit of print marketing for the action sequel tries to be striking in its simplicity, and merely ends up being bland.…
Read MoreThe more we see from John Moore's A Good Day To Die Hard, the better it looks. We recently got a glimpse at the kinetic teaser trailer and now, in the second trailer, the story begins to slowly reveal itself with even more explosions, more gun fire and the first interactions between John McClane (Bruce…
Read MoreI'll give it to Fox's marketing people: this first teaser trailer for the fifth John McClane outing, A Good Day to Die Hard, is zippy and fun. What happens in the movie? Who is McClane fighting, and why? Who's the guy with him? Why did that woman even bother wearing a bra if she wasn't…
Read MoreIt worked for Looper, so here once again is an early image from a new Bruce Willis film in which the actor wields a powerful rifle. In this case, the film is A Good Day to Die Hard, aka Die Hard 5, and a project that isn't likely to be even vaguely as satisfying as…
Read MoreSequels, always sequels! Check out the comments recently made by the director of the latest Die Hard film, and parse them in a way that might tell us whether the film is going to be worth a damn or not. Then stick around for the other items listed below. Director John Moore talks about the…
Read MoreThis news will make an old question new again: is there anything Fox can do to make you truly excited for another Die Hard sequel? The studio has been building the next installment of the series for several months, and has just set one of the last major pieces of the puzzle in place. John…
Read MoreEver since it was revealed that the fifth installment of the Die Hard franchise, A Good Day to Die Hard, would include one new major character in the form of John McClane's son, rumors have been circulating about who might be up for the gig. Now a new report has surfaced claiming that the studio…
Read MoreThe Die Hard 5 news continues Thursday. We recently learned that the film, directed by John Moore, would be called A Good Day To Die Hard and released February 14, 2013. It'll focus on John McClane, once again played by Bruce Willis, heading to Russia to get his son out of prison which then escalates…
Read MoreThe fourth sequel to Die Hard -- a movie I'm not convinced that anyone really wants to see -- has gone through a few permutations, as Die Hard sequels tend to do. The last director was Noam Murro, who dropped out earlier this year when he was hired to direct 300: Battle of Artemisia. When…
Read MoreThe potential Die Hard 5 excitement level is going up and down like an express elevator from Hell. For months we'd just assumed that Noam Murro was going to direct the inevitable next chapter in the Bruce Willis action saga, but when he signed for 300: Battle of Artemisia, it looked like the job was…
Read MoreEarlier this year, we reported that Noam Murro (Smart People, those Halo: Reach commercials) had been hired to direct Die Hard 5. More recently, however, Murro was chosen to helm 300: Battle of Artemisia (formerly titled Xerxes), and the demands of that project have forced him to drop Die Hard 5. But the project appears…
Read MoreOn Monday we heard about a couple sci-fi pitches that had been picked up by studios, with the general box office success of Battle: Lost Angeles probably not hurting that process. Now two more have been picked up. Fox grabbed a new story idea from Jurassic Park III writer Peter Buchman, and Paramount grabbed the…
Read MoreJohn Moore will direct a big screen adaptation of the graphic novel Final Orbit, produced by Gale Anne Hurd (Terminator series, Aliens, The Incredible Hulk). Moore was an Irish commercial director who became a feature filmmaker with Behind Enemy Lines, Flight of the Phoenix, The Omen, and most recently Max Payne. The graphic novel, which…
Read MoreSeems premature to be giving Taylor Lautner multi-million paydays based only on New Moon, doesn't it? The film did amazingly well, and he became an instant heartthrob, but how much of that was Lautner and how much was just Twilight? Impossible to tell until he's in a non-Twilight film or two. Which is why he's…
Read MoreA PG-13 rating can open a film up to a wider audience than an R-rating, making a big box office take just a tad more attainable. It's not a huge mystery, then, why Max Payne director John Moore is none too pleased with the MPAA's decision to give his upcoming film, Max Payne, an R.…
Read MoreEven Bruce Wayne is beginning to think Max Payne will be a sizable hit and worth seeing. A new theatrical trailer for Fox's video game adaptation contains even more shots of the hypnotic angels-of-death that continue to puzzle the games' followers. We learn herein that the winged beings are referred to as "valkyries," and reward…
Read MoreMark Wahberg, Mila Kunis, Ludacris, and Director John Moore (The Omen, Behind Enemy Lines) were in attendance to premiere Max Payne footage at the Fox panel at Comic Con. During the Panel, John Moore kept repeating how important it was for him to stay as subjective to Max Payne's character as possible. He believed once…
Read MoreThe movie trailer for the big screen video game adaptation of Max Payne is now online at filmweb. Thanks to /Film reader Michal S for the tip. I’m really impressed by the visual stylings of director John Moore who seemed to capture the slow-motion action sequences, including Mark Wahlberg’s slow motion dive which is ripped…
Read MoreMark Wahlberg has been cast as Max Payne in a big screen adaptation of the popular Rockstar video game series. The Omen director John Moore (Behind Enemy Lines, Flight of the Phoenix) will helm the adaptation (screenplay by newcomer Beau Thorne) which will begin filming early next year. Wahlberg is currently filming Peter Jackson's The…
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