The folks behind the last three "Saw" films have another thriller in store for you, and it's coming down the pike July 31. "The Collector" follows a handyman and ex-con who aims to dig up some scratch for his ex-wife by robbing his employer's country home.
Naturally, things don't go according to plan and our anti-hero finds himself trapped by a masked "Collector" who sets a series of traps that the studio describes as "the Spanish Inquisition as imagined by Rube Goldberg," all while trying to rescue the very family he came to rob. Check out the poster below.
It's one of our most highly-anticipated movies, and now we've got another first look for the gloomy animated flick "9." Following nine ragdolls in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, we've already given you an exclusive two minute scene from the film. Now we're back with a brand new poster which you can see below. "9” stars Elijah Wood, Jennifer Connelly, John C. Reilly, Crispin Glover, Martin Landau and Christopher Plummer," and hits theaters 9/9/09.
See that little image off to the side there? That's your first taste of the official "New Moon" poster. Exciting stuff, right?
Before you click on, I have a question for you "Twilight" buffs out there. Outside of an obsessed fiancèe, this job has been my first real exposure to the series. I would normally jump right in with the books, but I've heard that the movie may be a better place to start. I know there are some serious fans reading this, so I welcome your advice. Now, do you want to continue reading my babble or do you just want to get to the freakin' image already? Well? Why are you still reading?! Read more...
One of the biggest movies of the summer won't have explosions or gunshots (that we know of, anyway), it'll be a low-budget comedy about a flamboyant Austrian fashionista. That's right, Sasha Baron Cohen is coming back to America with "Bruno," his follow-up to his wildly successful "Borat."
We won't see the full extent of his hijinx until July 10, but you can get a taste of what's to come in the first official one-sheet. Check it out in its full glory after the jump. Read more...
Back in March we debuted the teaser poster for "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" star Alexis Bledel's new mature comedy, "Post Grad."
Now we've got the full theatrical one-sheet for your enjoyment. In the film, Bledel -- fresh from graduating college -- is forced to return home to her dysfunctional family while searching for a new career and a new love (played by "Friday Night Lights" star Zach Gilford).
Take a gander at the poster after the jump, and catch it in theaters August 14. Read more...
Regular readers know we've been eagerly following Spike Jonze's long-in-development adaptation of the iconic children's book "Where the Wild Things Are." Our interest was peaked nearly two years ago when we premiered the very first image from the film, and again last summer when we unveiled a second photo.
The movie was the subject of much blogosphere conversation as production was halted, reportedly to settle on a vision acceptable to both the director and Warner Bros. Initial reports had kids running out of the theater sobbing, though co-star Forest Whitaker told us his children enjoyed the "intense" picture. Whatever the case, "Where the Wild Things Are" is now slated for an October 16th release and to that end, we finally have an official one-sheet which you can see in its full glory after the jump. Enjoy the admittedly fantastic visual. Read more...
Those who went to college probably remember the sheer terror of having to leave the comfy confines of campus in search of the great beyond. "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" star Alexis Bledel is facing just that experience in "Post Grad" (previously titled "The Post-Grad Survival Guide"). The upcoming summer comedy co-stars Zach Gilford, Rodrigo Santoro, Jane Lynch, Carol Burnett and...Michael Keaton (awesome).
In the film, Bledel heads home after graduation and begins the slow process of finding a new life, a new job and new love. "Post Grad" hits theaters August 14th; check out the teaser poster from the film after the jump. Read more...
Ever since she announced that she’d be leaving the series, Twilighters all over the world have come to miss Catherine Hardwicke. Now, the female filmmaker with the biggest opening weekend in the history of Hollywood is back – as an author?
Last week, we reported that the “Thirteen” auteur would be releasing a “Director’s Notebook,” stuffed with all those sketches, scribbles and script notes that she’d been telling us about since we were on the “Twilight” set last Spring. Now, thanks to a new “Entertainment Weekly” cover story that boasts a shaggy-faced Robert Pattinson, we’ve got our first peek at the March 17th book. Read more...
Just think, we could all be picking apart every juicy morself of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" goodness by now if WB had stuck with their initial holiday release plan. Instead we have to pick apart every juicy morself of newly released posters for the flick, now set for release this July.
"One again, I must ask too much of you, Harry" says Dumbledore on the moody poster. Could this be the darkest of the series since Alfonso Cuaron's third entry in the blockbuster saga? Check out the new poster in all its glory here or click after the jump. Read more...
It's nice to see Ewan McGregor back on the big screen, in the trades, and away from his motorcycle. According to The Hollywood Reporter, he's tapping into that daredevil side for his next film, "The Electric Slide" which will see him robbing the rich to ... well, feed himself. British actress Carey Mulligan is in talks to join McGregor.
Directed and scripted by newcomer Tristan Patterson, "Slide" is based on the true story of Eddie Dodson, a former antiques dealer who ran with with the rich and famous of Hollywood. In order to feed his heroin habit and impress his new girlfriend, he decided to rob a bank -- the first of 72 he would rob in his lifetime. Dubbed "The Yankee Bandit" for the Yankees hat he always wore, he always slipped away just as the authorities arrived. He was eventually caught, and died in prison in 2003. Read more...
