Apparently, Jason Statham’s with the good guys now!
I’m curious to see how they’ll address the absence of Paul Walker but I also know I’m going to cry.
Apparently, Jason Statham’s with the good guys now!
I’m curious to see how they’ll address the absence of Paul Walker but I also know I’m going to cry.
Three thoughts on this Super Bowl spot for Logan:
Look, I know that Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales probably won’t be any good.
But dammit, I like this commercial…
“My name is Offred.”
Margaret Atwood’s novel is a classic and one that, perhaps even more than Orwell’s 1984, feels especially relevant today. Will Hulu do it justice? We’ll find out on April 26th.
I just hope Anthony Hopkins got paid a lot of money for this…
Here’s the Super Bowl Spot for Ghost in the Shell!
Coming March 31st…
It’s Super Bowl Sunday, which means that people like me — who know little about football and care even less — will be having a great time watching commercials!
Speaking of which, here’s the Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 Super Bowl spot! I can’t wait until this movie comes out!
I’ve been so busy from the holidays that I forgot to share the trailer for next year’s The Lost City of Z. Based on a historical novel, The Lost City of Z features Charlies Hunman as explorer Percy Fawcett and follows him as he and his son (Tom Holland) and an assistant (Robert Pattinson) obsessively search for a missing civilization.
The Lost City of Z was directed by James Gray, who is one of those directors who has always been more popular with critics than audiences. It seems like every year we’re told that Gray’s latest film will be an Oscar contender. Remember The Immigrant? How about We Own The Night? Both of these films were promoted as being surefire Oscar contenders, both of them flopped at the box office, and both of them are now kind of forgotten. Will that happen with The Lost City of Z?
Well, The Lost City of Z is one of those things that sounds like it should be a surefire Oscar contender (and it got very positive reviews when it premiered at the New York Film Festival) but it’s being released in April. Traditionally, it’s thought that films released that early in the year will be forgotten by Oscar time. However, both The Grand Budapest Hotel and Mad Max: Fury Road were released early in the year and both managed to do quite well when the Oscar nominations were announced.
So, we’ll see what happens!
Check out the trailer below!
AGCK!
Ridley Scott returns to the Alien franchise and, if this trailer is any thing to judge by, it looks like 2017 is going to be a scary one indeed!
Alien Covenant will be in theaters on May 17th!
It’s been rumored that the Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer will appear in front of Rogue One: Star Wars Story. It’s logical considering Sony has let Spider-Man to play in the Marvel Cinematic Universe sandbox which also happens to share spot in the Walt Disney Empire with Lucasfilm. Yet, we don’t have to wait for next week’s Rogue One to see this trailer. Like all superhero blockbuster films the trailers themselves get their premiere on-line (after a live premiere on Jimmy Kimmel Live) and this is no different with the first official trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming.
So, without further ado, here’s not one, but two trailers for Spider-Man: Homecoming.
Domestic: this one definitely focuses more on the high school aspect of Spider-Man’s life.
International: this one a bit more action-packed with a focus on Spider-Man’s heroics and more time showcasing the villains.