The new horror-thriller Citadel, which won the Midnighter Audience Award at the 2012 SXSW Film Festival, which may or may not mean anything, comes to limited theaters on October 26. More importantly, the movie trailer is now online.
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Oh boy, is Arnold Schwarzenegger back. Not only does he make his post-governator debut in The Expendables 2 this weekend, but, not at all coincidentally, Lionsgate has premiered the first trailer for his 2013 action movie The Last Stand, where Schwarzenegger plays a sheriff who becomes the last roadblock for a pack of violent criminals.
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If Zero Dark Thirty isn’t on your bucket list for the rest of 2012, there’s something wrong with you. From Kathryn Bigelow, the former wife of James Cameron but more importantly the multi-Oscar-winning director of The Hurt Locker comes this new military drama that follows SEAL Team Six as they hunt down the most notorious fugitive of all time: Osama bin Laden.
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Even after all this time, we’re [thankfully] not quite ready for a Wizard of Oz remake, but that’s not stopping Sam Raimi for directing the colorful Oz Great and Powerful, about a small-time circus magician named Oscar (James Franco) who is swept by – you guessed it – a tornado into the fantastical Land of Oz.
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When the Total Recall remake was announced, I thought it was a terrible idea. The Arnold Schwarzenegger version is still a blast, so why fix what ain’t broke? But then the trailer was released, and the Colin Farrell-starring action film didn’t look half bad. A rip-off of The Fifth Element and Blade Runner perhaps, but not half bad.
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Is Robert Zemeckis finally back? The evil spirit that took control of the Back to the Future director for the last decade has apparently been vanquished, at least temporarily, for Zemeckis’ first non-motion capture movie since 2000′s Cast Away arrives this November in the form of Flight, a serious drama about a plane crash and starring Denzel Washington.
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Wreck-It Ralph is your typical 80′s video game villain. People love to hate him, he gets conquered by the good guy, and he’s extremely pixelated. In Disney’s new animated film, John C. Reilly voices the bad guy of one such game who decides he no longer wants to be a bad guy, and sets out into the world of video games to find his true calling. It’s like Tron, except the characters are already inside the computer.
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Quentin Tarantino’s wildly anticipated new movie Django Unchained, starring Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz and Leonardo DiCaprio, arrives this Christmas (naturally). Six months out, the first movie trailer is here. A spaghetti western with a twist only Tarantino could provide, Django Unchained is about a freed slave (Foxx) who is transformed into a bad ass assassin by a German bounty hunter (Waltz). Django proceeds to hunt down the evil plantation owner (DiCaprio) that owns his wife.
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The renowned novel Les Miserables
comes to the big screen [again] in grand fashion, helmed by The King’s Speech director Tom Hooper and starring Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway. The first teaser trailer is now online – watch it here.
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Warner Bros. Pictures has released the new movie trailer for its upcoming action epic The Dark Knight Rises, and it is… epic. Everything about this movie – save for Bane’s voice, which still sounds goofy – indicates that it is going to be just as incredible as everyone expects it to be. But why are you still reading? Watch the new movie trailer for The Dark Knight Rises:
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It may be early in the year to be making a list like this, but we are only 1/4 of the way through 2012 and most of the previews I have seen for summer blockbusters have been lame to say the least. Lets take a look at this year’s worst movie trailers so far:
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You probably haven’t heard, but there’s this small indie film called The Avengers debuting in a few theaters on May 4. Yeah. It’ll probably make a few million dollars if it’s lucky. Its overseas gross will be pretty paltry. Nonetheless, this entity called Marvel seems to be obsessed with marketing this movie, to the point
where they’ve released four new movie clips from the superhero film – and two new featurettes.
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Universal Pictures recently released the movie trailer for Oliver Stone’s upcoming action-thriller Savages, about two seemingly peaceful drug dealers who go on a rampage when their shared girlfriend (played by scorching-as-always Blake Lively) is kidnapped by a Mexican drug cartel. It’s a situation most of us can relate to.
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Universal Pictures has released a new trailer for the upcoming Seth MacFarlane comedy Ted, which stars Mark Wahlberg as a man who has a talking teddy bear as a best friend. Mila Kunis plays his girlfriend, and she wants the crude, prostitute-loving bear out of the house, and understandably so. He’s obnoxious and not very funny, much like the movie trailer
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Ridley Scott is returning to the sci-fi genre for the first time in decades with the highly anticipated movie Prometheus. You may recall that Scott is responsible for such classics as Alien and Blade Runner. In fact, Prometheus was originally intended to be a prequel to Alien, though it has evolved into something that appears to be much more epic in scope, set in the same universe but not necessarily featuring those same pesky acid-bleeding, mouth-in-mouth-in-mouth aliens.
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