The works of Guillermo Del Toro thrive on captivating imagery, and it looks like his next film, Crimson Peak, will follow suit. There's some top-notch talent in here (Jessica Chastain and Tom Hiddleston? Be still my beating heart!) and it looks like he's pulled out some extraordinary visuals here. Not too surprising on the latter, but it's still awesome to watch. Check out the teaser below!
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Showing posts with label October. Show all posts
Showing posts with label October. Show all posts
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Ben Affleck And An Evil Doll Compete For Your Money (Box Office Predictions)
A busy, busy, busy weekend at the box office this weekend, with three new wide releases and a limited release shaking things up. Shall we start with the newest film from David Fincher? I think yes!
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2013,
20th Century Fox,
Annabelle,
Box Office Predictions,
Gone Girl,
Gravity,
Left Behind,
New Line Cinema,
Nicolas Cage,
October,
October 2014,
The Boxtrolls,
The Equalizer,
The Maze Runner,
Warner Bros.
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
In Trailer For Left Behind, Nicolas Cage Takes On The Apocalypse, Not THE BEEEEEEESSSS!!!!
As I said in my review of The Frozen Ground, I like Nicolas Cage a whole lot, but I'm not gonna sit here and tell you many of his recent films weren't God-awful. It looks like that trend will, unfortunately, continue with this dreadful looking new movie Left Behind, which from the studio that brought you God's Not Dead, an easy contender for one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Check out the new trailer for Left Behind below.
Thursday, June 26, 2014
New Jungle Book Movie Adds Ben Kingsley To Awesome Cast!
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| Ben Kingsley?Trevor Slattery |
Monday, June 16, 2014
Huzzah!! Steven Spielbergs Next Two Movies Have Been Announced!
He gets a lot of peculiar criticism from the cynical Internet community, but Steven Spielberg remains one of my favorite directors ever. His blockbusters movies alone would be enough to earn a place among the greats (Jurassic Park and Jaws were particularly impactful for me) but his ability to deliver the goods in dramas like War Horse just shows how expansive and talented the filmmaker is.
His expansiveness is on display again here in his next two movies, which have just been given dates.
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2015,
2016,
20th Century Fox,
4th of July,
Angry Birds,
Cold War,
Disney,
DreamWorks Pictures,
Gremlins,
Independence Day 2,
Need For Speed,
October,
Roal Dahl,
Steven Spielberg,
Summer 2016,
Tarzan,
The BFG
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