James Bond is getting a lot of play this week. After escorting Queen Elizabeth II to the Olympics' Opening Ceremony on Friday, he's back in the international trailer for Skyfall. Daniel Craig, Ralph Fiennes, Javier Bardem, Ben Whishaw, Helen McCrory and Judi Dench star in the Sam Mendes-directed spy thriller that Sony is releasing in the U.S. on November 9.
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Here's a TV spot for the new James Bond movie Skyfall which premiered during the Opening Ceremony of the London Summer Olympics:
Here's a TV spot for the new James Bond movie Skyfall which premiered during the Opening Ceremony of the London Summer Olympics:
Here's a TV spot for the new James Bond movie Skyfall which premiered during the Opening Ceremony of the London Summer Olympics:
Directed by Ron Fricke and Mark Magidson, the 'non-verbal' documentary Samsara was shot entirely on 70mm film. Oscilloscope Laboratories releases Samsara on August 24th:
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Here is the new theatrical trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays the charismatic central figure of the movie, which some have suggested is a thinly veiled take on Scientology but Anderson has said it is definitely not. Amy Adams and Joaquin Phoenix co-star in The Weinstein Company release set to open October 12th:
This trailer is not new, in fact it's been around since earlier this year. But with theaters and fans cranked up for Christopher Nolan's conclusion to the trilogy The Dark Knight Rises ' with $25 million in advance ticket sales ' it's worth pointing out again especially as some IMAX theatres and regular screens as well are showing the first two movies plus the conclusion tomorrow night in a special marathon package.
Related: WB's Rotten Tomatoes Suspends Comments On Its Dark Knight Rises After Reviewers Are Attacked
This trailer is not new, in fact it's been around since earlier this year. But with theaters and fans cranked up for Christopher Nolan's conclusion to the trilogy The Dark Knight Rises ' with $25 million in advance ticket sales ' it's worth pointing out again especially as some IMAX theatres and regular screens as well are showing the first two movies plus the conclusion tomorrow night in a special marathon package.
Related: WB's Rotten Tomatoes Suspends Comments On Its Dark Knight Rises After Reviewers Are Attacked
Sorry, but I 150% disagree with your comments and Me. However, I understand haters will always hate, and apparently judge something that they have only seen as a teaser trailer.
A very good solid teaser trailer, which did the right job of not revealing too much but just enough.
In no shape of form did James Franco look boring or had zero desire to be there but amazing and the right cast for the job.
Also, nothing at all suggested that fantastic looking movie, looked fake but actually stunning, which pays respects to 1939 Wizard of Oz classic, from the very little we ALL did see as again, it was just a teaser trailer ONLY.
The trailer highlighted the following excitement:
1. Turning from Black/White into color.
2. Banner at the very start read 'Baum Bros', showing great respect to author of the 14 books written by Frank Baum.
3. The visuals seems to be a step further improvement from Alice and Wonderland. Which, I think at the time, Alice and Wonderland came out, it was good enough anyway, for most reasonable people and even I think won an Oscar.
4. I know you seem to have already have made up your mind about this movie, but for others, who think outside the box and are open minded, there are enough youtube videos NOW from Sami Rami and the other A-list stars, especially from the Comic-Con stating that they actually built LIVE stages (more than several), that helped enhance the green/blue screen elements.
Which, I think it shows in this EARLIER trailer and will futher show in future trailers, plus when others, who are actually interested in this movie FINALLY get to see it in March 2013.
Your jealously seems to stem that James Franco is the main character. So what? At the end of the day, he got the final pick (every movie, you could always recommend someone else for the role = deal with it) and as a box office draw already (especially with the Spider-man series/Rise of the Planet of the Apes which made serious many money because he was part of it too) this too will be a monster hit. You haven't seen the final project to judge his performance fully.
Yes, you're 150% correct, as the audience, we should feel for his character but since it's a teaser, he does enough to get most open-minded people to be interested (infact, all the stars we saw do enough), what's the problem?
Oh, what's wrong with Taylor Lautner and one thing about James Franco, he seems to be his OWN man (that's why he attracts haters) as in his James Franco no one else.
Again, James Franco ALWAYS looks interesting, especially the different characters (from James Dean, Pineapple Express, Milk to 127 Hours) that he plays on screen. He's not getting a Hollywood Walk of Fame next year for nothing.
Hey, the budget has nothing to do with this (look it up, it's not that difficult), especially when I get the impression you just want this movie to fail because you don't like Franco anyway. If you CAN do a better job, I look forward to seeing you on screen and maybe supporting you.
The movie has many talented Oscar nominated/winners involved, may be that's what's wrong you; you don't actually know what a star looks like? Even, without stars this movie looks great enough to be a mega HIT and even possible maybe, just maybe another classic but we ALL need to see the FINAL RESULT then confirm whether we liked it or not.
Yes, you are correct, you can seriously tell that the story is weak and boring from JUST ONE teaser trailer, WOW what planet? The majority with common sense will WAIT to watch the final project before deciding.
I don't think this will bomb (as you wish) but again be a total monster HIT, that IS what disturbs you I think, BUT time will tell, who is right?
As for Me, stating Sam Rami Career is over, every actor/actress/director etc have their UPS and DOWNS but his directing career, most certainly is NOT over and this movie aleady suggest so, that his BACK stronger than ever. Again, time will tell though.
As someone pointed out below, we now live in a world, were the internet is pure hate at times, DON'T WANT TO GIVE NOTHING A CHANCE. You just want to hate for the sake of it. It's a real shame.
But for myself, as a strong movie lover, from the little that I did see as a TEASER TRAILER, I can't wait to see more of movie and finally watch it before I make up my mind.
It's long response SORRY people but I had to go there'
Sorry, but I 150% disagree with your comments and Me. However, I understand haters will always hate, and apparently judge something that they have only seen as a teaser trailer.
A very good solid teaser trailer, which did the right job of not revealing too much but just enough.
In no shape of form did James Franco look boring or had zero desire to be there but amazing and the right cast for the job.
Also, nothing at all suggested that fantastic looking movie, looked fake but actually stunning, which pays respects to 1939 Wizard of Oz classic, from the very little we ALL did see as again, it was just a teaser trailer ONLY.
The trailer highlighted the following excitement:
1. Turning from Black/White into color.
2. Banner at the very start read 'Baum Bros', showing great respect to author of the 14 books written by Frank Baum.
3. The visuals seems to be a step further improvement from Alice and Wonderland. Which, I think at the time, Alice and Wonderland came out, it was good enough anyway, for most reasonable people and even I think won an Oscar.
4. I know you seem to have already have made up your mind about this movie, but for others, who think outside the box and are open minded, there are enough youtube videos NOW from Sami Rami and the other A-list stars, especially from the Comic-Con stating that they actually built LIVE stages (more than several), that helped enhance the green/blue screen elements.
Which, I think it shows in this EARLIER trailer and will futher show in future trailers, plus when others, who are actually interested in this movie FINALLY get to see it in March 2013.
Your jealously seems to stem that James Franco is the main character. So what? At the end of the day, he got the final pick (every movie, you could always recommend someone else for the role = deal with it) and as a box office draw already (especially with the Spider-man series/Rise of the Planet of the Apes which made serious many money because he was part of it too) this too will be a monster hit. You haven't seen the final project to judge his performance fully.
Yes, you're 150% correct, as the audience, we should feel for his character but since it's a teaser, he does enough to get most open-minded people to be interested (infact, all the stars we saw do enough), what's the problem?
Oh, what's wrong with Taylor Lautner and one thing about James Franco, he seems to be his OWN man (that's why he attracts haters) as in his James Franco no one else.
Again, James Franco ALWAYS looks interesting, especially the different characters (from James Dean, Pineapple Express, Milk to 127 Hours) that he plays on screen. He's not getting a Hollywood Walk of Fame next year for nothing.
Hey, the budget has nothing to do with this (look it up, it's not that difficult), especially when I get the impression you just want this movie to fail because you don't like Franco anyway. If you CAN do a better job, I look forward to seeing you on screen and maybe supporting you.
The movie has many talented Oscar nominated/winners involved, may be that's what's wrong you; you don't actually know what a star looks like? Even, without stars this movie looks great enough to be a mega HIT and even possible maybe, just maybe another classic but we ALL need to see the FINAL RESULT then confirm whether we liked it or not.
Yes, you are correct, you can seriously tell that the story is weak and boring from JUST ONE teaser trailer, WOW what planet? The majority with common sense will WAIT to watch the final project before deciding.
I don't think this will bomb (as you wish) but again be a total monster HIT, that IS what disturbs you I think, BUT time will tell, who is right?
As for Me, stating Sam Rami Career is over, every actor/actress/director etc have their UPS and DOWNS but his directing career, most certainly is NOT over and this movie aleady suggest so, that his BACK stronger than ever. Again, time will tell though.
As someone pointed out below, we now live in a world, were the internet is pure hate at times, DON'T WANT TO GIVE NOTHING A CHANCE. You just want to hate for the sake of it. It's a real shame.
But for myself, as a strong movie lover, from the little that I did see as a TEASER TRAILER, I can't wait to see more of movie and finally watch it before I make up my mind.
It's long response SORRY people but I had to go there'
Sorry, but I 150% disagree with your comments and Me. However, I understand haters will always hate, and apparently judge something that they have only seen as a teaser trailer.
A very good solid teaser trailer, which did the right job of not revealing too much but just enough.
In no shape of form did James Franco look boring or had zero desire to be there but amazing and the right cast for the job.
Also, nothing at all suggested that fantastic looking movie, looked fake but actually stunning, which pays respects to 1939 Wizard of Oz classic, from the very little we ALL did see as again, it was just a teaser trailer ONLY.
The trailer highlighted the following excitement:
1. Turning from Black/White into color.
2. Banner at the very start read 'Baum Bros', showing great respect to author of the 14 books written by Frank Baum.
3. The visuals seems to be a step further improvement from Alice and Wonderland. Which, I think at the time, Alice and Wonderland came out, it was good enough anyway, for most reasonable people and even I think won an Oscar.
4. I know you seem to have already have made up your mind about this movie, but for others, who think outside the box and are open minded, there are enough youtube videos NOW from Sami Rami and the other A-list stars, especially from the Comic-Con stating that they actually built LIVE stages (more than several), that helped enhance the green/blue screen elements.
Which, I think it shows in this EARLIER trailer and will futher show in future trailers, plus when others, who are actually interested in this movie FINALLY get to see it in March 2013.
Your jealously seems to stem that James Franco is the main character. So what? At the end of the day, he got the final pick (every movie, you could always recommend someone else for the role = deal with it) and as a box office draw already (especially with the Spider-man series/Rise of the Planet of the Apes which made serious many money because he was part of it too) this too will be a monster hit. You haven't seen the final project to judge his performance fully.
Yes, you're 150% correct, as the audience, we should feel for his character but since it's a teaser, he does enough to get most open-minded people to be interested (infact, all the stars we saw do enough), what's the problem?
Oh, what's wrong with Taylor Lautner and one thing about James Franco, he seems to be his OWN man (that's why he attracts haters) as in his James Franco no one else.
Again, James Franco ALWAYS looks interesting, especially the different characters (from James Dean, Pineapple Express, Milk to 127 Hours) that he plays on screen. He's not getting a Hollywood Walk of Fame next year for nothing.
Hey, the budget has nothing to do with this (look it up, it's not that difficult), especially when I get the impression you just want this movie to fail because you don't like Franco anyway. If you CAN do a better job, I look forward to seeing you on screen and maybe supporting you.
The movie has many talented Oscar nominated/winners involved, may be that's what's wrong you; you don't actually know what a star looks like? Even, without stars this movie looks great enough to be a mega HIT and even possible maybe, just maybe another classic but we ALL need to see the FINAL RESULT then confirm whether we liked it or not.
Yes, you are correct, you can seriously tell that the story is weak and boring from JUST ONE teaser trailer, WOW what planet? The majority with common sense will WAIT to watch the final project before deciding.
I don't think this will bomb (as you wish) but again be a total monster HIT, that IS what disturbs you I think, BUT time will tell, who is right?
As for Me, stating Sam Rami Career is over, every actor/actress/director etc have their UPS and DOWNS but his directing career, most certainly is NOT over and this movie aleady suggest so, that his BACK stronger than ever. Again, time will tell though.
As someone pointed out below, we now live in a world, were the internet is pure hate at times, DON'T WANT TO GIVE NOTHING A CHANCE. You just want to hate for the sake of it. It's a real shame.
But for myself, as a strong movie lover, from the little that I did see as a TEASER TRAILER, I can't wait to see more of movie and finally watch it before I make up my mind.
It's long response SORRY people but I had to go there'
Sorry, but I 150% disagree with your comments and Me. However, I understand haters will always hate, and apparently judge something that they have only seen as a teaser trailer.
A very good solid teaser trailer, which did the right job of not revealing too much but just enough.
In no shape of form did James Franco look boring or had zero desire to be there but amazing and the right cast for the job.
Also, nothing at all suggested that fantastic looking movie, looked fake but actually stunning, which pays respects to 1939 Wizard of Oz classic, from the very little we ALL did see as again, it was just a teaser trailer ONLY.
The trailer highlighted the following excitement:
1. Turning from Black/White into color.
2. Banner at the very start read 'Baum Bros', showing great respect to author of the 14 books written by Frank Baum.
3. The visuals seems to be a step further improvement from Alice and Wonderland. Which, I think at the time, Alice and Wonderland came out, it was good enough anyway, for most reasonable people and even I think won an Oscar.
4. I know you seem to have already have made up your mind about this movie, but for others, who think outside the box and are open minded, there are enough youtube videos NOW from Sami Rami and the other A-list stars, especially from the Comic-Con stating that they actually built LIVE stages (more than several), that helped enhance the green/blue screen elements.
Which, I think it shows in this EARLIER trailer and will futher show in future trailers, plus when others, who are actually interested in this movie FINALLY get to see it in March 2013.
Your jealously seems to stem that James Franco is the main character. So what? At the end of the day, he got the final pick (every movie, you could always recommend someone else for the role = deal with it) and as a box office draw already (especially with the Spider-man series/Rise of the Planet of the Apes which made serious many money because he was part of it too) this too will be a monster hit. You haven't seen the final project to judge his performance fully.
Yes, you're 150% correct, as the audience, we should feel for his character but since it's a teaser, he does enough to get most open-minded people to be interested (infact, all the stars we saw do enough), what's the problem?
Oh, what's wrong with Taylor Lautner and one thing about James Franco, he seems to be his OWN man (that's why he attracts haters) as in his James Franco no one else.
Again, James Franco ALWAYS looks interesting, especially the different characters (from James Dean, Pineapple Express, Milk to 127 Hours) that he plays on screen. He's not getting a Hollywood Walk of Fame next year for nothing.
Hey, the budget has nothing to do with this (look it up, it's not that difficult), especially when I get the impression you just want this movie to fail because you don't like Franco anyway. If you CAN do a better job, I look forward to seeing you on screen and maybe supporting you.
The movie has many talented Oscar nominated/winners involved, may be that's what's wrong you; you don't actually know what a star looks like? Even, without stars this movie looks great enough to be a mega HIT and even possible maybe, just maybe another classic but we ALL need to see the FINAL RESULT then confirm whether we liked it or not.
Yes, you are correct, you can seriously tell that the story is weak and boring from JUST ONE teaser trailer, WOW what planet? The majority with common sense will WAIT to watch the final project before deciding.
I don't think this will bomb (as you wish) but again be a total monster HIT, that IS what disturbs you I think, BUT time will tell, who is right?
As for Me, stating Sam Rami Career is over, every actor/actress/director etc have their UPS and DOWNS but his directing career, most certainly is NOT over and this movie aleady suggest so, that his BACK stronger than ever. Again, time will tell though.
As someone pointed out below, we now live in a world, were the internet is pure hate at times, DON'T WANT TO GIVE NOTHING A CHANCE. You just want to hate for the sake of it. It's a real shame.
But for myself, as a strong movie lover, from the little that I did see as a TEASER TRAILER, I can't wait to see more of movie and finally watch it before I make up my mind.
It's long response SORRY people but I had to go there'
Here's the first trailer for Disney's Oz The Great And Powerful. The trailer screened today at Comic-Con along with one for The Lone Ranger that we'll post as soon as it's available. Directed by Sam Raimi and starring James Franco and Mila Kunis, Oz is slated to open March 8th next year:
Here's the first trailer for Disney's Oz The Great And Powerful. The trailer screened today at Comic-Con along with one for The Lone Ranger that we'll post as soon as it's available. Directed by Sam Raimi and starring James Franco and Mila Kunis, Oz is slated to open March 8th next year:
Here's a trailer for David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis with Robert Pattinson, Paul Giamatti, Juliette Binoche and Samantha Morton. Based on Don DeLillo's novel, the Entertainment One release opens August 17th:
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We saw the initial trailer for Gangster Squad a couple of months ago, now here's the second. The cast for the period mob drama about the LAPD's battle against Mickey Cohen includes Sean Penn (as Cohen), Ryan Gosling, Josh Brolin, Emma Stone, Mireille Enos, Anthony Mackie, Nick Nolte, Michael Pena, Giovanni Ribisi and others. Screenplay is by Will Beall, based on Paul Lieberman's book. A release date for the Warner Bros pic has not been announced.
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Here's a trio of TV spots for Universal's The Bourne Legacy ' even more tensely and tightly edited than what has preceded them. Blink and you might miss anything that happens to be new:
Here's a trio of TV spots for Universal's The Bourne Legacy ' even more tensely and tightly edited than what has preceded them. Blink and you might miss anything that happens to be new:
Here's a trio of TV spots for Universal's The Bourne Legacy ' even more tensely and tightly edited than what has preceded them. Blink and you might miss anything that happens to be new:
John Ventimiglia, Kevin Corrigan, Babs Olusanmokun and Tonye Patano star in this drama about three guys hoping to score the American dream. Directed by Nick Sandow as his debut feature and written by Mike Batistick based on his play. Produced and distributed by Tom Donahue and Ilan Arboleda's Creative Chaos, it opens July 13 In New York City:
Originally titled Predisposed when it was snapped up by IFC Films after its Sundance premiere, Why Stop Now is about a piano prodigy (Jessie Eisenberg) and his mother (Melissa Leo), who struggles with drug addiction. When she plans to enter rehab the day of her son's audition for a prestigious music program, a glitch in the system forces them to enlist the help of her drug dealer (Tracy Morgan). Philip Dorling and Ron Nyswaner directed the comedy, which is getting a pre-theatrical run via on-demand outlets like SundanceNOW and iTunes starting today before its theatrical release August 17. New trailer:
Here's a first look at Tom Cruise taking on the hulking main character in the Lee Child novels for Paramount's Jack Reacher. It will be interesting to see the fan reaction to finally seeing Cruise as the ex-military policeman-turned-benevolent drifter who always finding himself smack in a situation where a helpless person needs someone who can put the clues together and kick butt when necessary. Some have questioned casting Cruise as a 6-foot-5, 250-pound bad ass. The movie, from Paramount and Skydance Productions, opens December 21.
Here's a first look at Tom Cruise taking on the hulking main character in the Lee Child novels for Paramount's Jack Reacher. It will be interesting to see the fan reaction to finally seeing Cruise as the ex-military policeman-turned-benevolent drifter who always finding himself smack in a situation where a helpless person needs someone who can put the clues together and kick butt when necessary. Some have questioned casting Cruise as a 6-foot-5, 250-pound bad ass. The movie, from Paramount and Skydance Productions, opens December 21.
Paramount's Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away has the scope of the group's live performances covered thanks to the tech contributions of executive producer James Cameron and Vince Pace. Andrew Adamson directed the hybrid concert pic, which is set for a December 21 release.
Paramount's Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away has the scope of the group's live performances covered thanks to the tech contributions of executive producer James Cameron and Vince Pace. Andrew Adamson directed the hybrid concert pic, which is set for a December 21 release.
Paramount's Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away has the scope of the group's live performances covered thanks to the tech contributions of executive producer James Cameron and Vince Pace. Andrew Adamson directed the hybrid concert pic, which is set for a December 21 release.
