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The Dark Knight Rises Official Trailer (Video)
The official teaser trailer for The Dark Knight Rises has finally been released. Even though it’s only a teaser trailer it’s definitely going to create a lot hype for the latest Batman film. Take a look.
The Hangover Part 2 – Official Teaser Trailer
Check out the trailer, which will have to hold us over until Memorial Day.
First Images of Captain America via. JworkBlog
With Chris Evans playing Captin America this year, No more Human Torch I take it?
The Green Lantern is going to be dope!
I'm still waiting to get the 2nd exclusive trailer for the movie. But until then, here is the first release again!
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S T A N C E - First 'Fast Five' Trailer with Vin Diesel & Dwayne Johnson
"Next spring, this model is fully loaded." Vin Diesel as a car-stealin' ninja?! Universal has debuted the first trailer for Justin Lin's Fast Five, the fifth movie in their insanely successful Fast and the Furious franchise of high speed, high octane, highly mediocre movies. Vin Diesel premiered the trailer on his own Facebook and it's packed with plenty of TNA, lots of explosions, and more suped up cars than you can throw a stick at, as expected. As we also know, this stars Dwayne Johnson as well as Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster, Tyrese Gibson and Ludacris. Watch and enjoy!
Fast Five is again directed by Taiwanese director Justin Lin, who previously helmed Better Luck Tomorrow, Spotlighting, Annapolis as well as Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and 2009's last sequel Fast & Furious. The screenplay was written by Chris Morgan, of Cellular, Wanted, Tokyo Drift, Fast & Furious as well as the upcoming 47 Ronin. Universal is bringing Fast Five to theaters everywhere in 3D on April 29th next year.
Dom (Diesel) and his team of top racers find themselves on the wrong side of the law again as they try to switch lanes between a ruthless drug lord who wants them dead and a relentless federal agent (Johnson).
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**EXCLUSIVE** TRANSFORMER 3 OFFICIAL TRAILER !!!
With the previous two installments of Transformers locking in at 1 billion dollars each, there is no way Michael Bay will cut the show. The show must go on even if you favorite sexy geek goddess, Megan Fox, will no longer be on the series with Shia Lebouf. Set to crash land in theaters next summer on July 1 is the third installment of Transformers, Transformers: Dark Of The Moon. The new sequel points to something darker and clandestine about that first step men took on the moon. Was it just a step? Or did they really find something menacing that will change our lives forever?
Though, for most of us, the more pressing question is if the Victoria’s Secret angle, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley will be hotter than Megan Fox when running away from and battling the bots. Check out the official announcement trailer after the jump.
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Avatar Special Edition Trailer!
IGN has just released the brand new trailer for the special edition of James Cameron's epic film Avatar, which comes back to theaters nationwide on August 27. Click below to watch this new video for the special edition release, which will contain nine minutes of never-before-seen footage
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Inception - A MUST SEE !
It's hard to think of another studio blockbuster of this size as smart, dark and complex as Inception. It's a studio risk to spend this much money on an intelligent $200+ million production without dragons, superheroes or iconic graphic novels involved – though the fact it's directed by the man behind The Dark Knight doesn't hurt.
Inception is an original story guided by a broken moral compass and considering writer/director Christopher Nolan's track record this is exactly the sort of anti-hero content he revels in. Like his breakout hit Memento, Inception plays with time and space with a Mulholland/Lynchian vibe, Kubrickian corridors and a taste for spy novels and corporate espionage.
Inception is an original story guided by a broken moral compass and considering writer/director Christopher Nolan's track record this is exactly the sort of anti-hero content he revels in. Like his breakout hit Memento, Inception plays with time and space with a Mulholland/Lynchian vibe, Kubrickian corridors and a taste for spy novels and corporate espionage.
At the center of it all is a group of con men specifically trained to navigate your thoughts, and hired to steal whatever secrets your subconscious may be hiding. However, this time, rather than the routine extraction, their interest is in planting the seed, or the "inception" of an idea. The morality of this scenario is overshadowed by the team's leader, a father with a desire to see his children once again and this job could win him his freedom. These aren't heroes we're watching on screen, they're villains of the most dangerous sort. They come at you when you least expect it and are at your most vulnerable… in your dreams.
Nolan has designed an entire set of rules to carry out this miraculous story, a story so big that while you're watching it you can't believe it isn't falling apart and is instead only getting increasingly complex. Yet it's never so complex you can't follow what's going on, though you will be left to question everything you saw just before the credits roll.
To tell the story Nolan has recruited a perfect cast of names that properly fit each role and bring something to their characters either through their command of a scene, the cut of their jib or the overall joy it is to hear them delivering lines (I'm looking at you Mr. Tom Hardy).
Leonardo DiCaprio as Dom Cobb is at the center of it all, an extractor with an ambiguous past who has been forced to turn to a world of illegality to maintain a place in it. DiCaprio reflects Cobb's paranoia and torment all while maintaining a modicum of control over the team he's assembled to carry out the job. Joseph Gordon-Levitt (500 Days of Summer) plays Arthur, the researcher of the group; Tom Hardy (Bronson) brings his personality to Eames, a dreamworld forger and light-hearted tormentor of Arthur; Dileep Rao (Avatar) plays the team's chemist Yusuf; Ken Watanabe (The Last Samurai) plays Saito, the man with the business deal; and Cillian Murphy (28 Days Later) plays the mark whose mind is the scene of the crime.
The two lovely ladies of the story begin with Marion Cotillard as Mal, Cobb's wife and source of constant anguish. It's hard to imagine a replacement for Cotillard whose soft features, delicate line delivery and wide eyes add intrigue with only a glance. If Inception has a heart it beats with Mal.
The film's other female voice is Ellen Page as the team's architect Ariadne, a name taken directly from Greek mythology. She serves as the conscience of the film, questioning the rights and wrongs, but like the audience she soon succumbs to the wonder of it all. The imagination gone wild and the belief anything is possible. This is the true wonder ofInception, the fact Nolan has created a world where anything can happen and the logic of it all services this creative spirit. You aren't left to wonder how and if something can be done, and in seeing it twice I'm relatively positive I've been able to sort out every layer of this mind-bending onion.
Action sequences mix the weightlessness of The Matrix with the practical effects of 2001. CG is used liberally, but never in a way that it stalls or disrupts the story. Most impressive is Nolan's embracing of the slow motion craze, but only because he uses it to tell the story. Slow motion has reason here, this isn't the oft copied Zack Snyder on overdrive. While certain shots are certainly made to look cooler through the use of slow motion they also service the rules of navigating the world of the dream.
Hans Zimmer provides another powerful and effective score and I swear film editor Lee Smith was asked to edit this thing down as much as humanly possible. At just under two-and-a-half-hours Inception couldn't be any shorter than it is and if any cuts were made it would appear they were made to tighten the action sequences as any and all story exposition is an absolute must.
Christopher Nolan has managed to bring a challenging blockbuster of epic size and scope to the big screen and he deserves it with the $1+ billion he earned Warner Bros. after The Dark Knight. Considering the production budget on this one it may come at a loss for the studio, but if such gems as this are the "thank you" from a studio to a talented filmmaker, I'm happy the gesture was made and as an audience member I gladly accept.
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The Green Lanter Movie Trailer 2010 -
You have to admit, for a fan made trailer, this is VERY DOPE! Good job to the designer of this.
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**EXCLUSIVE** The Karate Kid Trailer
Honestly i had not heard a bit about this movie until today. I must say, i’m kind of stoked for it. I’ve always been a fan of Jackie Chan, the bloopers at the end of any Rush Hour movie being the main reason. Jaden Smith also stars in the film, and in case you didn’t know, he is the son of Will Smith.
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Iron Man 2 poster featuring Whiplash
Paramount pictures just revealed a new poster for “Iron Man 2,” this one featuring Mickey Rourke as Whiplash. With the dark hues and the glowing chest and whips, the poster continues the overcast mood of the campaign with the only light coming from charged armor.
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