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Joaquin Phoenix‘ sojourn into the bizarre is at its end, and we’re getting closer and closer to seeing the results. This clip works as a good set-up for the tone and direction of the film, and it’s pretty funny, too. Do you call him Diddy, or Mr Combs?
I’m Still Here opens in the...
There’s no doubting the trend of over-the-top, exaggerated violence in feature films is making a comeback, albeit with permission to look cheap and be classed as B-grade.
Playing on cinema screens in the States right now are gory newcomers Machete and Piranha 3D, with a slew of direct-to-DVD...
I don’t need to type much here; this new red band trailer for Machete speaks for itself. Severed heads, blood-splattered walls, big guns, bare asses and explosions. Appropriately titled ‘Heads Will Roll‘, this trailer delivers what it promises.
What started as a faux trailer in Grindhouse...
In what would otherwise be described as a ‘boring’ first clip from Sofia Coppola‘s upcoming film Somewhere, Stephen Dorff and Michelle Monaghan are seen awkwardly standing through a photo shoot for their film-within-the-film. The clip is titled ‘You Look Amazing‘ and comes via...
Plinky-plonky music, pitter-patter conversation and feel-good grinning smiles to put a spring in your step, the trailer for Katie Aselton‘s feature film The Freebie joyfully ticks all the required boxes to be one of those breakout indie dramadies. There seems to be a handful of these every year, and...
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The always eclectic Danny Boyle has previously taken us to post-apocalyptic London, into the mind of an extremely rich child, and (my favourite) to the sun. This time, for 127 Hours, he’s taking us somewhere darker, as this first trailer indicates.
The footage assembled to create this teaser appears...
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Ex-Home And Away fellow Ryan Kwanton went on to star in the Twilight-for-adults American TV show True Blood; now he’s returned to home soil for a feature, opposite Steve Bisley. Can has modest international clout overcome Aussie flicks’ tendency to perform poorly at the box office?
Regardless of...
Seems Frank Miller has found the format that helps his insistent graphic-novel-style work: 30 second commercials. This one is for Gucci Guilty and stars Evan Rachel Wood (The Wrestler) and Chris Evans (Fantastic Four) and will premiere on TV during the MTV Movie Awards in September.
The style will remind...
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Don’t you hate it when your husband outs you as a CIA agent and you are hunted by terrorists and your own government alike? That’s the central premise of Fair Game, the true story of Valerie Plame, whose world turned upside down when her super-secret life was made uncomfortably public.
The...