'The Bay Of Silence' Trailer: Sooner Or Later, Everyone Has Something To Hide
A married man realizes he doesn't know his wife as well as he thought he did in The Bay of Silence trailer.
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The Important Rule To Follow When Buffing Your Nails
There's a place for flashy nail trends in every season. But if you're for looking something clean and chic, simply try buffing your nails.
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'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote' Trailer: Terry Gilliam's Passion Project Is Finally Coming To Theaters (For One Night Only) [Updated]
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote trailer promises Terry Gilliam's long-awaited passion project will receive a theatrical release – but there's a catch.
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'Johnny English Strikes Again' Trailer: Rowan Atkinson Is Doing What He Does Best
A new Johnny English Strikes Again trailer has been released, teasing all sorts of shenanigans pulled off by the famously incompetent British spy.
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'Johnny English Strikes Again' Trailer: Rowan Atkinson Is Back For More Pratfalls
Rowan Atkinson returns for more pratfalls in the Johnny English Strikes Again trailer. The third entry in the secret agent comedy franchise hits theaters in September.
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Sequel Bits: Pitch Perfect 4, Ridley Scott Talks More Alien, Neill Blomkamp Has Moved On From Alien 5, And More
In this edition of Sequel Bits: Pitch Perfect 3 director talks about a potential Pitch Perfect 4 Alien: Covenant's Ridley Scott compares Alien to Star Wars and Star Trek and gives an update about his planned sequel Neill Blomkamp says he's "moved on" from his take on Alien 5 A Power Rangers actor explains how his character will change…
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'The Death Of Stalin' Trailer: 'Veep' Creator Brings The Funny To Russia
Armando Iannucci's new political satire of Russian history can be seen in The Death of Stalin trailer, starring Jeffrey Tambor, Steve Buscemi, and more.
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Terry Gilliam's 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote' Delayed Again
Director Terry Gilliam was going to start shooting his longtime passion project next week, but another The Man Who Killed Don Quixote delay has occurred.
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'The Water Diviner' Trailer: Russell Crowe Directs And Stars As A Father In Search Of His Sons
The Water Diviner trailer heralds the US arrival of Russell Crowe's directorial debut, in which he also stars as a man in search of his lost sons.
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'The November Man' Trailer: Pierce Brosnan Channels James Bond In Spy Thriller
Pierce Brosnan is The November Man, a spy thriller based on the books by Bill Granger. It's out August 27. Watch the second November Man trailer here.
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'The November Man' Trailer: Pierce Brosnan Returns To Spying
Watch the first November Man trailer. Pierce Brosnan plays an ex-CIA agent involved in a very personal mission. Olga Kurylenko and Luke Bracey also star.
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'Vampire Academy' Trailer: Kicking Butt, Taking Names, And Sucking Blood
Paranormal YA characters tend to be a pretty mopey lot, whether they're pining after sparkly vampire boyfriends or stressing over whether they'll use their witchy powers for good or evil. But the tough, sarcastic leads of Vampire Academy look like a welcome exception. Rose (Zoey Deutch) is a snarky ass-kicker in the Buffy Summers mold,…
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Gal Gadot, Elodie Yung, And Olga Kurylenko Testing For 'Batman Vs. Superman'
Talk is heating up about the possibility that Wonder Woman will show up in Zack Snyder's Batman vs. Superman. Rumors say that Jaimie Alexander was testing for a role in the film, even though her contract with Marvel makes any major role unlikely, and the particulars of her comments led to the idea that she was…
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'Vampire Academy' Trailer: From The Makers Of 'Heathers' And 'Mean Girls'
How can a YA adaptation about beautiful vampires set itself apart at a time when YA adaptations and beautiful vampires have become utterly, tiresomely ubiquitous? Well, it can't hurt to have the guys behind two razor-sharp teen classics on board. Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters comes from Mean Girls helmer Mark Waters and Heathers writer Daniel…
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'Oblivion' Review: Joseph Kosinski's Love Letter To Science Fiction Films
The Matrix. 2001: A Space Odyssey. Independence Day. Star Wars. Wall-E. If you know and like those movies (and at least one more we won't mention to avoid spoiling anything) you're going to find Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion incredibly familiar. The filmmaker's second film directly references and was indirectly influenced by a plethora of classic films, giving his…
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'To The Wonder' Review: Terrence Malick Steps Softly Towards Enlightenment
In the twenty years between Days of Heaven and The Thin Red Line, Terrence Malick was elevated from director who salvaged Days of Heaven only after years of editing, to cinematic messiah. His aesthetic approach was canonized, and actors flocked to work with him, no matter how small the part. Now, with two movies in less…
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Star Wars Bits: Disney CEO Confirms Original Cast Is In Talks, Plus: 'Star Wars: First Assault', Billy Dee Williams, Warwick Davis, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, And More
Now that a director's been locked in for Episode VII, the big question is who'll get to star in it. And that's what today's Star Wars Bits is all about. After the jump: Disney CEO confirms the original trio is in talks to return Billy Dee Williams has also been asked to come back Warwick…
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'To The Wonder' Trailer: What Is Love?
"Prolific" isn't a word you would've associated with Terrence Malick for the first forty years of his career, which yielded just five films. But it's coming to define the next stage of it. Since 2011's Tree of Life he's been on a roll, with some four films due out in the next few years. The…
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'Oblivion' Trailer And Posters: Tom Cruise Has A New Home
Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them in the form of a beautiful mysterious woman in a downed spacecraft. In Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion, Tom Cruise and Andrea Riseborough play two members of a lonely crew mopping up what's left of Earth decades after a devastating alien attack. They're…
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Behind The Scenes Videos For 'To The Wonder' Lift The Veil On Terrence Malick's Process
Terrence Malick has traditionally been one of the most reclusive American filmmakers. He does few interviews, and makes his films shrouded in as much secrecy as possible. But it's very difficult to make a movie in a vacuum of late, and so we see occasional behind the scenes glimpses. For To the Wonder, his most recent…
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'Oblivion' Trailer #2: Human Wall-E Tom Cruise Goes Digging For Answers
If the first trailer for Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion made Tom Cruise look like a human Wall-E, the second turns him into a more typical sci-fi action hero. Not that that's a bad thing. The new video offers a better idea of just why Jack is so intrigued by the mysterious woman (Olga Kurylenko) in the spacecraft, and…
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'To The Wonder' Trailer: It's A Terrence Malick Movie, All Right
It took Terrence Malick three decades to release his first four features, but since 2011's Tree of Life he's been on a roll. He has four more films due out in the next few years, the first of which will be April's To the Wonder. We've already seen a couple of images from the film,…
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'Oblivion' Poster: 'Tron: Legacy' Director Strands Tom Cruise In Ruined New York City
Here's the first official poster for Oblivion, the new film from Tron Legacy director Joseph Kosinski. The movie casts Tom Cruise as a drone repairman who is stationed on an Earth that has seen better days, to put things mildly. The first image sells a grand vision of an almost fossilized Manhattan, with Cruise in the…
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'Empires Of The Deep' Trailer: Here's What Three Years, $130 Million, And Olga Kurylenko Gets You
Remember way back before Avatar came out, when news of its behind-the-scenes woes, budget headaches, and unoriginal plotline had some commentators predicting one of the most expensive flops in cinema history? And then how when it actually came out, audiences were so dazzled by the gorgeous world of Pandora that it actually went on to…
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Early Buzz: First Test Screening Review Of 'Skyfall'?; Venice Reactions To Terrence Malick's 'To The Wonder'
With Labor Day weekend marking the end of the summer movie season -- actually, make that the traditional end of summer, period -- it's time to look ahead at the fall and winter offerings on the horizon. We've got early buzz on two very different entertainments coming up, Terrence Malick's To the Wonder and Sam…
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Terrence Malick's 'To The Wonder' Gets A Detailed Plot Synopsis, Soundtrack Listing And Much More
An almost ridiculous amount of information about Terrence Malick's latest film, To The Wonder, has made its way online and if it was for almost any other film, I'd advise you to look away. Why would you want to spoil yourself? But this is Terrence Malick, and even if you know the entire plot, musical…
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'Seven Psychopaths' Trailer - Colin Farrell Reunites With 'In Bruges' Director Martin McDonagh
I've made no secret of my disdain for the recent Total Recall remake, but thankfully Colin Farrell's 2012 isn't looking like a total bust. This fall sees him reuniting with his In Bruges director Martin McDonagh for Seven Psychopaths, in which Farrell plays a screenwriter who gets tangled up in a dog-kidnapping scheme gone awry.…
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