Now, I asked that question on July 1st and you know what? Obama has yet to give me an answer, which I guess means that I now know how I’ll be voting in 2016. Maybe our President will reconsider his position after watching the latest trailer for Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!
I’m a huge fan of Werner Herzog and Nicole Kidman is a fellow members of the 2% so I’m really hoping that the early negative word on Queen of The Desert will turn out to be incorrect. Check out the latest trailer below:
(Photograph by Erin Nicole)
With the 4th of July only two days away, let’s consider the diversity of America with these 12 wonderful examples of American street photography!
Photograph by Andrew Sweigart
Photograph by Arthur Leipzig
Photograph by Arthur Tressman
Photograph by David Lewis Baker
Photograph by Eddie Wexler
Photograph by James Maher
Photograph by Markus Hartel
Photograph by Markus Hartel
Photograph by Robert M. Johnson
Photograph by Troy Holden
Photograph by James Maher
London Has Fallen, the sequel to Olympus Has Fallen, will not be opening until 2016. But, until then, we can enjoy this trailer! It’s fun and exciting in the way that action film trailers often are, promising us a world of thrills that the actual film will probably not deliver.
But until the disillusionment sets in, enjoy this trailer for London Has Fallen!
To be honest, I’m really only interesting in seeing Steve Jobs because it stars Michael Fassbender and it was directed by Danny Boyle. I do, however, think it will be interesting to see Seth Rogen in a dramatic role and I’m also curious to see if Kate Winslet can overcome the fact that screenwriter Aaron Sorkin is incapable of writing strong female characters.
(And for those of you about to go, “What about C.J. on The West Wing!?,” don’t. Just don’t. First off, everyone always cites C.J. as a strong female character in a Sorkin-penned melodrama and it’s gotten just a little bit boring. Secondly, I never watched The West Wing because I had and continue to have a life.)
Here’s the latest trailer for the very Oscar baitish Steve Jobs.
The darker side of man (and woman) is on full display in 1947’s BORN TO KILL. Sex, violence, greed, blackmail, lust, and murder abound in this mean little film. It’s loaded with crackling hard boiled dialogue (example: “You’re the coldest iceberg of a woman I ever saw, with the rottenest insides”) by screenwriters Eve Green and Richard Macauley. BORN TO KILL shows the RKO film noir style at it’s moodiest peak. It’s hard to believe the director is the same man who helmed the sticky sweet Oscar winning THE SOUND OF MUSIC!
Robert Wise got his start in RKO’s sound editing room, graduating to film editor in 1939. He was nominated for Best Editing for Orson Welles’ classic CITIZEN KANE and was soon promoted to the director’s chair, working with producer Val Lewton on psychological horror gems like CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE and THE BODY SNATCHER (with the great terror tandem of Karloff and Lugosi). His resume…
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Do you need some help getting the mood for the 4th of July? Just check out these patriotic comic book covers!
November 1942
July 1943
July 1943
April 1954
May 1954
September 1954′
November 1983
October 1986
November 1986
December 1986
Through the Shattered Lens 