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"Hermoine just stole all of our s**t."
After the release of an April Fool's joke trailer for a sequel to 2008's Pineapple Express, an actual, red-band trailer has been released for the upcoming, apocalyptic comedy This is the End.
The movie follows Seth Rogen, James Franco, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, Jonah Hill and Jay Baruchel as fictional versions of themselves trying to stay alive while living in Franco's house after an apocalypse hits the planet. The NSFW trailer shows the movie's many cameos, including Michael Cera, Rihanna, Mindy Kaling, Aziz Ansari and a not-messing-around Emma Watson, whose apocalypse survival instinct is take what's hers.
watch the trailer >> Posted 04.03.13 by Ryan -
"We should make more sequels to our movies."
For those that loved the 2008 comedy Pineapple Express, you're in luck: Seth Rogen, James Franco, Danny McBride and Craig Robinson, along with Jonah Hill, have teamed up for a sequel, sort of.
In what is clearly a April Fool's joke, Sony Pictures has released a trailer for Pineapple Express 2, reuniting Dale (Rogen), Saul (Franco), Red (McBride) and henchman Matheson (Robinson), that quickly revealed to be the trailer for This is the End instead. The upcoming comedy sees those same actors (plus Jay Baruschel) play fictional(?) versions of themselves as they live together in a single apartment while a global apocalypse destroys the Earth.
watch the trailer >> Posted 04.01.13 by Ryan -
"Adult supervision is required."
Not since July's extended TV spot have we seen new footage from Quentin Tarantino's upcoming "Southern" Django Unchained, but a new trailer has arrived online and we couldn't be happier about it.
The first half plays like the other trailers that have arrived so far, showing the partnership between freed slave Django (Jamie Foxx) and German bounty hunter King Schultz (Christoph Waltz), as they work on their respective missions of vengeance. Schultz is looking to bring down the hood-wearing Brittle Brothers, while Django is looking to free his wife (Kerry Washington) from the villainous slave owner Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio). The second half is where more new footage arrives, with more footage of Django, who reveals he's getting "dirty" to take care of his business, and more of DiCaprio, who's Candie is the kind of charming villain audiences will love to hate, perhaps not unlike Waltz's Hans Landa from Inglourious Basterds. There's also more of Samuel L. Jackson, who plays Candie's loyal house slave Stephen, and warns Candie of the dubious intentions of Schultz and Django, while the very first footage of Jonah Hill is also revealed (surprise, his role looks comedic).
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watch the trailer >> Posted 10.11.12 by Ryan -
This week has already brought a new international trailer for the upcoming comedy The Watch (formerly Neighborhood Watch), and now the first preview clip is also online via Yahoo!. The Watch follows four guys (Jonah Hill, Ben Stiller, Richard Ayoade, Vince Vaughn) who start a Neighborhood Watch group to help protect their suburban community and end up discovering an aline plot to take over the world.
In this first preview clip, the guys are on a nighttime stakeout in front of a CostCo and quickly learn that one of the biggest issues of a stakeout is having to use the bathroom. No surprise that it's Vaughn's character with the urge and, luckily, a soda can.
watch the clip >> Posted 06.22.12 by Ryan -
With each consecutive trailer, more is being revealed about what kind of movie the upcoming The Watch (formerly Neighborhood Watch) is hoping to be. The teaser trailer released in March seemed to set up a comedy about suburban dads playing tough in their Neighborhood watch group, while the subsequent red band and green band trailers revealed that the four guys (Jonah Hill, Ben Stiller, Richard Ayoade, Vince Vaughn) would also encounter a potential alien invasion.
The latest trailer is easily the funniest trailer yet, showing Evan (Stiller) bringing the group together. It also offers more looks at the other members of the group (surprise, Vaughn's character, Bob, is the obnoxiously enthusiastic one). Once the group runs over an alien with Stiller's minivan, the unlikely saviors of the planet have to find a way to stop the invasion. That's when the laughs really begin.
watch the trailer and check out the new poster >> Posted 06.21.12 by Ryan -
Jonah Hill is one of several actors who either dropped out or refused a role in writer-director Quentin Tarantino's upcoming Django Unchained. Yet — unlike Kurt Russell, Sacha Baron Cohen, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Kevin Costner — Hill is back in.
Last November, Hill said his busy schedule didn't allow him to accept an undisclosed role in Tarantino's "Southern" movie. It was believed at the time that Hill had been offered the role of 24-year-old Scotty Harmony, whose father purchases the slave Broomhilda (Kerry Washington) — the wife of protagonist Django (Jamie Foxx) — for him before she is lost to plantation owner Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio). Today, Deadline reports that Hill is back in the cast, but not as Scotty Harmony. According to the report, Hill is cast in yet another, undisclosed part.
who will hill play? >> Posted 06.15.12 by Ryan -
In March, the teaser trailer for the upcoming comedy The Watch (back when it was called Neighborhood Watch) was a simple affair, showing Jonah Hill, Ben Stiller, Richard Ayoade, and Vince Vaughn driving around their neighborhood in a minivan trying to look like badasses in their matching jackets. The teaser did little to promote the fact that the group would eventually stumble across a possible alien invasion, something that the work-unfriendly red band trailer released earlier this month addressed almost entirely.
Clearly, the alien subplot is a selling point of the movie. The latest, work-friendly trailer for The Watch further explores the alien invasion, even revealing what the aliens look like when Stiller, Hill, and Vaughn fight one in a CostCo and later take pictures with it.
watch the trailer >> Posted 05.24.12 by Ryan -
20th Century Fox dropped a new red-band trailer for the Ben Stiller comedy Neighborhood Watch but also announced it's renaming the movie to simply The Watch (the change is undoubtedly related to the controversial Trayvon Martin case).
Here's the official synopsis for The Watch:
Four everyday suburban guys come together to form a neighborhood watch group, but only as an excuse to escape their humdrum lives one night a week. But when they accidentally discover that their town has become overrun with aliens posing as ordinary suburbanites, they have no choice but to save their neighborhood — and the world — from total extermination.
watch the red-band trailer >> Posted 05.04.12 by Chris -
Known almost entirely for comedies, actor Jonah Hill earned an Academy Award nomination for his role as Peter Brand in last year's Moneyball. While Hill hasn't given up on comedies (and shouldn't, judging by the surprisingly excellent 21 Jump Street), the actor is still interested in dramatic roles. In February, Hill was cast in his follow-up dramatic role in the memoir-based drama True Story, produced by Moneyball co-star Brad Pitt, and now Hill has landed a role in another memoir adaptation, director Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street, opposite Leonardo DiCaprio.
more about Wolf of Wall Street Posted 05.04.12 by Ryan -
For their upcoming press rounds, actors Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill have decided to create a fake public service announcement. In the PSA, the duo warns of the seriousness of sticking a "dirty" finger down another person's throat, as they must do in 21 Jump Street. Johnny Hills (Hill) and Shanice Tatum (Tatum) take this matter seriously — and after watching the video, you may feel inclined to throw some hand sanitizer into the mix.
Watch the Fake PSA Announcement Posted 03.14.12 by reelz