Though we've managed a glimpse at a few gorgeous Great Gatsby stills, today marks the first real look at Baz Luhrmann's cinematic undertaking of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic '20s tragedy.
With Luhrmann at the helm and a cast that includes Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Carey Mulligan, Joel Edgerton, and Isla Fisher, it's no wonder that the December release is one of the most anticipated big-screen ventures of the entire year.
Fitzgerald's themes of impossible love, incorruptible dreams and high-octane tragedy are quite familiar to the Aussie auteur (see both Romeo + Juliet and Moulin Rouge!) and one look at the new trailer with its stunning visuals, modern soundtrack and sumptuous sets will tell you that this particular pairing of director and material might just be a match made in heaven. Take a look for yourself now!
His apartment may contain many leather-bound books and smell of rich
mahogany, but Ron Burgundy is set to return to the newsdesk. That’s right, the moustache-sporting Scotch connoisseur is back to head up the Channel 4 News Team in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues.
Ron Burgundy (Will Farrell) and the motley Channel 4 News crew are putting on their finest polyester shirts and heading back to the big screen. In the follow-up to the 2004 comedy hit, Anchorman 2 will continue to follow the antics of San Diego’s top-rated news team. The original newsmen are back including Brain Fantana (Paul Rudd), Brick Tamland (Steve Carell), and Champ Kind (David Koechner).
We’ve got our first look at the boys who are suited up and ready to deliver the news in the teaser trailer for the film. They even let Brick say a few words.
Stay classy by watching the teaser trailer and poster after the jump!
Hot on the heels of the big final one-sheet reveal for The Dark Knight Rises, Warner Bros. has released six brand new character posters from highlighting the big three from Christopher Nolan's epic finale: Batman (Christian Bale), Bane (Tom Hardy) and Catwoman (Anne Hathaway). There are two sets in total - both moody and evocative - one courtesy of Yahoo! UK and the other via the film's French Facebook page.
Check all of them out after the cut!
Fifteen years into their relationship, Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones are like an old married couple, intimately familiar with each other's habits and quirks.
So much so that when this Hollywood odd couple sits down together in an interview for Men in Black 3, the affable Smith plays it like couples counseling, launching into whiny-wife mode about Jones, his sometimes curmudgeonly cast mate.
"He doesn't compliment me when I get dressed," Smith whimpers on a sofa alongside Jones. "He'll just look at my clothes, and he doesn't say anything, and when we go out, he's always on his cell phone. And I just want him to think about me and my feelings."
What does his partner think about Smith's grievances?
There’s been plenty of sun and fun in the South of France since Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom kicked off the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 16th.
At the mid-week point in the festival, one of the most talked-about premieres has been for the Depression-era film Lawless starring Tom Hardy, Shia LaBeouf, and Jessica Chastain who all walked the red carpet in support of the film.
We’ve also spotted some notable Canadians representing on the red carpet including Joshua Jackson and Sarah Gadon. David Cronenberg turned the festival into a family affair with his son, Brandon Cronenberg, marking the first time a father-son duo have each presented films at Cannes. Brandon is at the festival with his sci-fi thriller Antiviral while the senior Cronenberg screens his Robert Pattinson starrer Cosmopolis later in the week.
Other stars on the red carpet include Brad Pitt who was on hand to promote the crime-thriller Killing Them Softly. In the film which also stars Ray Liotta, Pitt plays a professional enforcer who is tasked with investigating a heist during a mob-run poker game.
We’ve got Brad Pitt and more celebs in our Cannes photo gallery after the cut!
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It's been 15 years since Men in Black introduced us to alien chasers Agent J (Will Smith) and Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones), a host of quirky extraterrestrials, and the idea that people’s memories can be wiped clean, or "neuralyzed," after they've come into contact with visitors from other planets. And it's been 10 years since the 2002 sequel, Men in Black II, hit theatres.
Over that decade, some pretty impressive aliens have invaded movie theatres, from Avatar's big-budget Na'vi to District 9's low-budget, but highly effective, "prawns."
So MiB's creators, once innovators in the cinematic alien realm, needed to bring it for Men in Black 3 — or MIB3. They chose to go with a plot involving time travel, and some truly inspired casting in the form of Josh Brolin as a bang-on younger version of Jones's Agent K.
"When they pitched me the movie, I'm thinking it's not really my thing — it's not that I don't want to be involved in a mega-movie kind of thing, it's more I really don't know what to do," says Brolin as he sits on the roof of his Santa Monica office overlooking the Pacific Ocean. "But then they pitched me the idea more specifically of being a young Tommy, and I thought, 'Okay that's great. That's a character that I can rely on,' and that made it extremely interesting to me."
As a follow-up to last month's final trailer, Warner Bros. released a final one-sheet for The Dark Knight Rises via the film’s official Facebook page. This new version marks the third poster iteration for Christopher Nolan's series finale but it is somewhat surprisingly the first of them all to feature Batman himself front and centre.
In a twist on the initial teaser image, a shot of a crumbling Gotham skyline in the shape of a giant bat, this latest version amps up the destruction and drama with a promise that "A Fire Will Rise." Check the full one-sheet out after the jump!
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