The Most Underrated, Overlooked, And Misunderstood Movies Of The Decade
The Most Underrated Movies of the Decade include Crimson Peak, A Cure for Wellness, Annihilation, A Most Violent Year, and more.
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The Morning Watch: 'Star Wars' Death Star Trench Run Storyboards, Wildlife Expert Reviews Animal Scenes & More
In this edition, watch the Star Wars Death Star trench run storyboards that plotted the action, listen as a wildlife expert reviews animal scenes, and more.
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Video: Here's 10 Post-Credits Scenes You May Have Missed
A collection of some post-credits scenes you may not have seen show that Marvel Studios hasn't had all the fun by having a scene show up after the credits.
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Joe Carnahan On 'Nemesis' And The Crooked Hollywood Business Model [/Film Interview Part 2]
Joe Carnahan talks about the business model that's ruining Hollywood and his new Mark Millar film. Read about both in our Joe Carnahan Nemesis interview
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'The Grey' And 'End Of Watch' Get Oscar Hopeful Re-Releases
With the arrival of December, awards season is in full swing, and usually that just means limited releases of some big new films, to establish them as Oscar contenders. And so a film like Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty will open in New York and LA on December 21, but won't go wide until January…
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/Filmcast Ep. 174 - The Grey
This week, Dave, Devindra, and Adam chat about this year's Oscar nominations and point out how Warner Brothers continues to try and screw over its customers. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a voicemail at 781-583-1993. There won't be any live broadcast next week on account of the Super Bowl,…
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'The Grey' Review: Faith And Death In A Frozen Hell
In another time, The Grey would have been considered a b-movie, but it would have been the best sort of b-movie: one made with a clever craftman’s skill, pulsing with an insistent tension and featuring familiar characters that grow beyond stock types as they reveal their true personalities. The temptation now is to simply refer…
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/Film Talks To Joe Carnahan About 'The Grey'
January movies are usually terrible. It's a time studios generally reserve for films that are either not good enough to compete during awards seasons or not exciting enough to play during the summer. Every once in a while, though, a really great one slips through the cracks and that happens this month with Joe Carnahan's…
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Joe Carnahan Says 'The Grey' Could Get Oscar Run In October; Keeps Liam Neeson In Mind For Future Films
Joe Carnahan's new film The Grey opens this week, and the movie is a return to the early promise of Carnahan's movie Narc, which was released in 2004. The Grey is a solid little movie that combines familiar characters with tense action and survival situations, and it should do pretty well with audiences. And if…
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'The Grey' Red-Band Trailer
Joe Carnahan's adventure/survival film The Grey opens this week, and a new red-band trailer has shown up to promote the movie in the final days before the movie hits. You probably know most of the basic info about the movie: Liam Neeson plays one of a group of roughnecks heading back to civilization from a…
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BNAT 13 Recap: The Hobbit, The Grey, Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance And More
Where can you be the among the first audiences ever to see The Cabin in the Woods, The Grey, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, the first trailers for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and G.I. Joe Retaliation as well as huge upcoming titles like The Adventures of Tintin, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows and…
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'The Grey' Theatrical Trailer: Liam Neeson Vs. Wolves Round 2
The teaser trailer for The Grey, Joe Carnahan's man vs. wolf survival action story starring Liam Neeson, concluded with an epic showdown featuring Neeson getting ready to fight a wolf with broken mini-bar booze bottles taped to his hands. Basically, it was amazing. This brand-new theatrical trailer ends the exact same way but, before it…
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'The Grey' Sizzle Reel: Liam Neeson Faces Wolves, And His Demons
The first teaser trailer for Joe Carnahan's The Grey got us pretty pumped to see the movie, because it featured Liam Neeson taping broken bottles to his hands in preparation to fight a wolf. With that image in mind it's pretty easy to forget that the rest of the first teaser trailer is a really…
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'The Grey' Teaser Trailer: Watch Liam Neeson Prepare To Punch A Wolf
Joe Carnahan and Liam Neeson reunited after The A-Team to make The Grey, an adventure film set in Alaska in which Neeson and a gang of oil-rig workers survive a plane crash, but face the forbidding weather and Alaskan wilderness, not to mention a pack of wolves, as they try to make it to safety.…
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Joe Carnahan's 'The Grey' Opens January 27, 2012
A group of oil-rig workers crash and find themselves stranded on the Alaskan tundra in the presence of a group of deadly wolves. That's the plot of Joe Carnahan's The Grey starring Liam Neeson, James Badge Dale and Dermot Mulroney, among others, and it's just been announced that we'll get a chance to check it…
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First Look: Joe Carnahan's 'The Grey' Starring Liam Neeson
As director Joe Carnahan thought about his next movie after the balls-to-the-wall action adaptation The A-Team, he decided to go into a deep freeze. His follow-up frozen film is called The Grey and it stars Liam Neeson, Dallas Roberts, James Badge Dale, Dermot Mulroney, Frank Grillo, Nonso Anozie, and Joe Anderson as a group of…
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Joe Carnahan's 'The Grey,' Starring Liam Neeson, Is A Go
Movie blogs like this one run so many stories about gossip, rumor and early attachments, it's nice to finally write one about that all important green light. A "green light" is the term for when financiers and filmmakers agree on a budget, script, cast and finally give the go-ahead to begin production. And in the…
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Liam Neeson Reteaming With Joe Carnahan For 'The Grey'; Replaces Bradley Cooper
Early this year, Joe Carnahan revealed one project he wants to make as his follow-up to The A-Team: a film called The Grey. It soon became a Carnahan / Bradley Cooper film, and we even went with the obvious headline 'Bradley Cooper and Joe Carnahan Reteam on The Grey.' Now it's time to rework that…
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Bradley Cooper And Joe Carnahan Reteam On The Grey
Bradley Cooper has signed on to star in filmmaker Joe Carnahan's thriller The Grey. Carnahan directed Cooper in the bigscreen adaptation of The A-Team, due out this summer. The story is about a group of Alaska pipeline workers who crash land while flying back into civilization after being remote for a few months.The survivors begin…
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Joe Carnahan Wants To Make The Grey Next
Given the explosive response the trailer for The A-Team has gotten, I think director Joe Carnahan will become quite the hot commodity after this summer. And according to Cinematical, we now know what he'd like to do after his first big blockbuster --- a survival drama entitled The Grey. The project comes from his own…
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