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Next month, the animation studio that helped us explore the Ice Age and introduced us to many of its "mammoth" denizens will transport us to an all-new world, an inner world largely unseen by man, where tiny warriors combat the evil forces that threaten Mother Nature. When Blue Sky Studio’s Epic debuts in theaters on May 24th, you’ll be able to tag along with a young girl named Mary Katherine (voiced by Amanda Seyfried) as she stumbles upon the secret world of the noble Leafmen and destructive Boggans, but why wait until then? Titan Books has provided Reelz.com with an exclusive look at a new still image from the movie and several pieces of concept art used to bring the evil Mandrake (Christoph Waltz), the heroic Ronin (Colin Farrell), and several and other colorful characters to life on the big screen and we couldn't wait to share them with you.
Get an exclusive look at the epic artwork of Epic! >> Posted 04.25.13 by BrentJS -
"You think I'm not serious just because I carry a rabbit?"
Embark on a wild trip through La La Land as a struggling screenwriter finds himself the target of both a serial killer and a violent gangster because of his friend's poor judgment.
the cure for writer's block >> Posted 01.30.13 by BrentJS -
Today’s Hot Trailer: "That's just f*cking great!"
Who can drop a better f-bomb: Colin Farrell with his Irish brogue or Christopher Walken with his unique staccato cadence? Well, we think just about anything that Christopher Walken says is brilliant, but you can decide for yourself by watching the new Red Band trailer for Seven Psychopaths, which is replete with the colorful word. Written and directed by Martin McDonagh (In Bruges), the black comedy centers around a struggling screenwriter (Farrell) who gets caught in the crossfire when his friend (Sam Rockwell), an unemployed actor and sometimes dog-napper, mistakenly steals a Shih Tzu belonging to a ruthless gangster (Woody Harrelson) who will stop at nothing to get it back.
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When a movie is named something like Seven Psychopaths, there's probably an expectation that the movie will be centered around seven deadly, crazed individuals in a thriller not unlike Seven. However, in the upcoming comedy from writer-director Martin McDonagh (In Bruges), the action is instead centered on a dog-napping of a tiny Shih Tzu. Perhaps the title has more to do with the movie's characters than its plot, as revealed in its first trailer.
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It might not have Arnold Schwarzenegger or Sharon Stone but the remake of Total Recall makes up for those omissions by having one of the sexiest cast, Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel, and Bryan Cranston (yes, we consider Cranston sexy), in recent memory.
So, in celebration of this gorgeous cast (including the infamous three-breasted prostitute), we invite you to check out or photos galleries of the cast of Total Recall. And if you're still on fence about actually seeing the movie in theaters or not, check after the jump for Richard Roeper's review.
check out roeper's review >> Posted 08.05.12 by Chris -
Though director Len Wiseman's Total Recall differs significantly from director Paul Verhoeven's 1990 movie in many ways — no trip to Mars and oxygen-producing alien artifact being the most dramatic departures — Wiseman has included several nods to Verhoeven's movie in his remake. The first teaser trailer showed us that Colin Farrell's Quaid will use a memory-implantation machine that is virtually identical to the one that Arnold Schwarzenegger used, and subsequent trailers have shown how certain scenes in the new movie will mirror those in the original (and, yes, the 3-breasted mutant prostitute will make be back). Now, a new preview clip from the remake has been released that not only offers an updated take on another classic scene from the original, but a surprise cameo homage.
watch the new preview clip >> Posted 07.30.12 by BrentJS -
The first part of Sony's Friday panel at the San Diego Comic-Con was devoted to the upcoming remake of Total Recall. Director Len Wiseman (Underworld, Live Free or Die Hard) and cast members Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel and Bryan Cranston were all on hand for the panel. The studio brought an extended trailer for the movie, which, sadly, only offered longer versions of scenes already revealed in the movie's promotional trailers and TV spots. What was new, however, looked terrific and the Blade Runner-esque world that Wiseman has created should more than convince doubters that this could be more than your average remake. As for why Wiseman was drawn to remake Total Recall, the director explained that it was the mystery of the plot, which sees factory worker Doug Quaid (Farrell) who heads to memory-implanting company Rekall and soon learns that he may or may not be a spy.
What attracted me the most was the mystery. I've been very interested in doing a mystery, and this was a mystery that was encased in a lot of action, the world building, all that I really geek out on — I love it, I love to create it, build it — but the core of what really drew me into it was the mystery and the fact that the mystery is the character itself I thought was fantastic. Anything that begs the question "who am I?" I'm just really drawn to. So that was the main thing that got me passionate about the film.
more of our panel coverage >> Posted 07.14.12 by Ryan -
Whether or not you're happy about the upcoming remake of Total Recall or are unaware or never saw director Paul Verhoeven's 1990 adaptation, Columbia Pictures plans to sell audiences on the movie by releasing footage of the high-adrenaline action that director Len Wiseman (Underworld, Live Free or Die Hard) has in store.
Building off of the action-packed trailer released in April, the second feature-length trailer starts off similarly, with factory worker Doug Quaid (Colin Farrell) admitting to his wife (Kate Beckinsale) that he isn't happy with his life. He eventually ends up at a memory-implanting company called Rekall, where things go quickly awry. Quaid becomes a hunted man and discovers that he may be a spy. Or is he? The trailer doesn't slow down long enough to answer as it provides more of the fight between Quaid and his "wife," as well as more chase scenes, more fight scenes, and more overall explosion-ness than the previous trailer.
watch the new trailer >> Posted 06.28.12 by Ryan -
Twentieth Century Fox and Blue Sky Studios have released the first trailer for the animated fantasy Epic (formerly Leaf Men) online. While the movie isn't due in theaters until next year, the studios behind Rio and the Ice Age likely want to spread awareness of their upcoming project before their latest, Ice Age: Continental Drift hits theaters in July.
Very loosely based on the children's book The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs by William Joyce (who co-wrote the upcoming Rise of the Guardians), Epic is a labor of love for director Chris Wedge (Ice Age), who's been working on the movie for years.
The voice cast, includes Beyonce Knowles, Amanda Seyfried, Josh Hutcherson, Colin Farrell, Johnny Knoxville and Aziz Ansari, and was only announced last month. With voice-work probably still being worked out the trailer is filled almost entirely — appropriately and ominously — with the song "The Lightning Strike" from the band Snow Patrol.
watch the trailer >> Posted 06.27.12 by Ryan -
Columbia Pictures has gone viral with the marketing campaign for director Len Wiseman's (Live Free or Die Hard) Total Recall remake, launching two new viral websites and placing viral posters on billboards and bus shelters. The webites and posters center around Rekall, the company in the movie that promises to "turn your dreams into real memories" by implanting false memories into your mind, allowing you to take a vacation from yourself.
Six of the new posters serve as advertisements for the fictitious company, showing customers living out their fantasies as a soccer star, UFC champion, fashionista, astronaut, etc. These posters promote the WelcomeToRekall.com website, which introduces the company and its services, with testimonials from happy clients. The seventh poster is an anti-Rekall poster that features an image of a man — it appears to be headliner Colin Farrell — whose head is shattering into shards of glass. This poster warns "Beware of Rekall" and "Don't Let Them Blow Your Mind," with a link to NoRekall.org, a site set up to explain the dangers of mucking with your memories, from "delusions" to "severe sub cranial hemorrhaging."
check out the viral posters >> Posted 06.19.12 by BrentJS