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12:39 PM - Tuesday, May 21, 2013
4 hour ago - slashfilm.com / Russ Fischer
Microsoft is announcing the new Xbox, called Xbox One, right now, and is promoting the box as an all-in-one home entertainment solution. As part of the hardware announcement, the company has been touting new ways to interact with television, ga . . .
3 hour ago - Film Junk
After the tense and disturbing Kill List and darkly comedic Sightseers, I think it’s safe to say that Ben Wheatley has earned the respect and admiration of genre movie fans around the world. I also think it’s safe to say that a lot of people ha . . .
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5 hour ago - slashfilm.com / Germain Lussier
Disney’s The Lone Ranger is a summer film punctuated with a huge question mark. On the one hand, it’s from director Gore Verbinski, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and star Johnny Depp, a proven triumvirate of Hollywood magic, and the trailers have . . .
5 hour ago - Screen Rant / Rob Keyes
A second full-length trailer for 'The Wolverine' features more Japan, more mutants, more action and more giant Silver Samurai.
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5 hour ago - Movie, TV, DVD, Blu-ray News - MovieWeb
These new one-sheets give us a better look at Henry Cavill and Michael Shannon in this DC superhero adventure, in theaters soon. [...]
6 hour ago - indieWIRE News / Alison Willmore
"Behind the Candelabra," which premiered at Cannes today before heading to HBO on Sunday, May 26th at 9pm, is Steven Soderbergh's virtuoso swan song to filmmaking (at least for now), his final feature before stopping to focus on his painting. S . . .
4 hour ago - indieWIRE News / Peter Knegt
Kino Lorber has acquired all US rights to Jia Zhangke's "A Touch of Sin," currently in competition at the Cannes Film Festival. READ MORE: Cannes Review: 'A Touch Of Sin' Sees Jia Zhang-ke Change Things Up, With Peculiar, Bloody Results Thi . . .
4 hour ago - Film School Rejects / Shaun Munro
As the debate continue to rage about the place – or rather, the lack thereof – of female directors in Hollywood, the trend seems to be little different at the Croisette; in Cannes’ coveted In Competition bracket, of the 21 films screening, only . . .
5 hour ago - Movie, TV, DVD, Blu-ray News - MovieWeb
Hugh Jackman returns as Logan, who journeys to Japan to discover more clues about his origins in director James Mangold's sequel. [...]
6 hour ago - Film School Rejects / Shaun Munro
Tone is one of the most important though less-commonly discussed facets of filmmaking, one that is almost entirely disregarded in Johnnie To‘s fascinating mess, Blind Detective, an entry into the Cannes Film Festival’s small MidnightScreenings . . .
5 hour ago - Film School Rejects / Shaun Munro
Guillaume Canet earned the goodwill of many with his immensely potent 2006 thriller Tell No One, before the misjudged – and like this film, much too long – Little White Lies came along and eroded plenty of that promise. However, Canet returns w . . .
5 hour ago - Movies.com / Chris Clow
This past weekend, Star Trek Into Darkness finally bowed in theaters across the United States. After a grueling four-year wait between J.J. Abrams' first critically acclaimed film relaunching the franchise and its inevitable sequel, much of the . . .
5 hour ago - Film Junk
A few months ago, we learned that Sam Mendes would not be returning for the next James Bond movie and that EON would soon be starting their search for a new director. At the time, there were no obvious candidates being mentioned and it was uncl . . .
2 hour ago - The Moviefone Blog / Dana Taddeo
It looks like the Wolfpack managed to make it out of Vegas alive, because they took on L.A. last night (May 20). Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, and, yes, Mr. Chow, aka Ken Jeong, were all on hand to celebrate the epic conclusio . . .
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5 hour ago - slashfilm.com / Germain Lussier
The second trailer for Edgar Wright‘s The World’s End will hit the Web on Wednesday. In anticipation of that event, two new posters have been released. One is another UK banner and the second is our first US one-sheet. Each are similar in that . . .
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