Movies
Opening This Week
Django
Unchained
Parental
Guidance
Promised Land
Les Miserables
I've been waiting for months to do this. I can officially say One Day More! In honor of the movie being released tomorrow, here is a sneak peak of One Day More.
New Trailers
Zac Efron
& Marcia Gay Harden Lead JFK Assassination Film 'Parkland'
The
assassination of President John F. Kennedy is one of the most iconic moments in
American history, fueled largely by the controversy and conspiracy theories
surrounding it. Tons of films and documentaries have devoted hours to exploring
this topic - including Oliver Stone's star-studded 1991 movie JFK - and
now a new movie called Parkland
is telling the story of what happened on that fateful day just in time for the
event's fiftieth anniversary. A press release reveals Zac Efron, Marcia Gay Harden, Paul Giamatti, Billy Bob Thorton,
and Silver Linings Playbook actress Jacki Weaver have all signed to star. Read more here.
Roger Corman
Producing Eight Adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe Tales
Genre
legend Roger Corman was a mentor
figure to filmmakers like as James Cameron, Ron Howard, Martin Scorsese, and
Curtis Hanson as they were coming up in the industry, but the talented
producer/actor/director made a name for himself before that directing B-movie
classics back in the 50s and 60s. He's best known for his film adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe's work which teamed
him with actor Vincent Price, and now THR says that Corman is returning to his
roots by producing eight new film adaptations of Poe's stories. First up is House of Usher, written by Mike McClain (The Haunted),
which shoots next year. Click here to read more.
Universal in Early Development for Sequel to Musical 'Pitch Perfect'
Even
diehard movie fans, including readers and writers of this site, have a few
movies every year that slip through the cracks and we just don't get around to
seeing. Sadly for me, one of those was Universal's Pitch Perfect, the
college acapella film starring Anna
Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, and Elizabeth
Banks. I've heard nothing but amazing things about it, and it's
definitely on my list of things to catch up on as the year comes to a close,
but here's some good news for people who want more from the ladies of the
Bellas. MovieWeb (via The Film Stage) spoke
with Skylar Astin who revealed a
sequel is in early development. Read more here.
Rachel Weisz
Gets Wicked on New 'Oz: The Great and Powerful' Poster
While
trekking out to see The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and the Star
Trek Into Darkness prologue in IMAX theaters, I came upon a new poster for Oz: The Great and Powerful that
hadn't yet been released anywhere else. And lo and behold, today that poster
shows up on the Internet. There's a new one sheet that gives Rachel Weisz (?) the dark spotlight as
the Wicked Witch. Click here to view the poster!
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