It's really no question of who wins this forthcoming box office frame; Fifty Shades of Grey's record breaking $85 million opening weekend means it'll have no trouble securing a lead over the three new releases this weekend. Still, let's take a gander at those aforementioned newcomers, as there's certainly some variety in terms of genre's and stories among them.
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Showing posts with label Christmas 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas 2014. Show all posts
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Fifty Shades Of Grey Will Continue To Be The Box Office Winner This Weekend (Box Office Predictions)
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Middle-Earths Fate Is In The Balance In Epic New Trailer For Final Hobbit Movie
Alright, I'm gonna say it. At the risk of alienating myself from the rest of the internet....I like The Hobbit movies. Yeah, they have a tendency to be overlong, and some of the CGI (namely those Orcs) is embarrassingly bad. But Middle-Earth is quite a wonderful place to spend two and a half hours, and actors like Martin Freeman and Ian McKellen really help make it come to life. The final entry in The Hobbit Trilogy, The Hobbit: The Battle of The Five Armies has gotten a trailer before it's Christmastime launch, check it out below!
New Into The Woods Trailer Shows Off Songs, Characters, Bizzare Johnny Depp
Hollywoods treatment of musicals in things like trailers has always been peculiar. Very rarely are the actual songs from the film depicted in the advertising materials, a weird predicament considering the epic musical number Let It Go became one of the most beloved pieces of Frozen. After the smash hits Les Miserables and the aforementioned Frozen, the two big musicals for this Christmas have reversed this trend, with Annie trumpeting its tunes in its trailer, while Into The Woods makes up for its musical free teaser with this theatrical trailer that boasts plenty of singing. Check it out below!
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Friday, October 31, 2014
Grumpy Cat's Lifetime Christmas Movie Gets A Trailer. God Help Us. Everyone.
- It came upon the midnight clear,
- That hideous trailer of old,
- From Lifetime bending memes on earth,
- To fill their bank accounts with gold:
- "We'll make millions, sell toys to girls and men,
- From the internets all-grumpy King."
- The world in solemn stillness lay,
- To hear the trailer play.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
The Strength Of One Man Is Put To The Ultimate Test In Trailer For Unbroken
With Paddington and Hot Tub Time Machine 2 moved to 2015, only three movies are now scheduled to be released on Christmas Day. One of those is Unbroken, a film many believe has massive potential for Oscar and box office glory, but I'm not too sure. The first trailer struck me personally as sort of middling; the WWII content seemed enthralling, but the sports stuff just seemed like a parody trailer played straight. But now a new trailer has debuted, attempting to change the tune of skeptics like myself. Check it out below.
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Amy Adams Is A Secret Painter In Trailer For Tim Burtons New Movie, Big Eyes
How awesome is Amy Adams? I mean, seriously, she never fails to astound me in the versatility of her roles. Whether it's Enchanted, American Hustle, Her, The Muppets, she always puts in top-notch work. Her next big film is Big Eyes, the newest film from Tim Burton that has her teaming up with Christoph Waltz. Check out the trailer for it, and my thoughts on it, below!
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Seth Rogen and James Francos Epic Plan To Kill Kim-Jong Un Has Been Delayed Until Christmas Day
The newest feature film from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the duo who directed This Is The End, is called the Interview has been met by controversy ever since it debuted its first trailer. Considering the plot revolves around Rogen and James Francos plan to kill Kim-Jong Un, this shouldn't be too surprising. However, several North Korea officials considering the film an act of war certainly does feel like a massive overreaction to the project.
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