Hooray! Finally the Snow White adaptation that we’ve all been excited for has arrived. Slick visuals, Chris Hemsworth and Kristen Stewart look great….oh wait – that’s Snow White and the Huntsman, which comes out this summer. Instead, this is the Relativity version that had been jockeying for release schedule supremacy with its counterpart to ensure it reached audiences first. There’s a reason for that.
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Mirror Mirror, a new twist to the classic Snow White fairy tale, is a family film enjoyable for children and adults of all ages alike. The movie debuts in theaters everywhere March 30. We’re giving away a great prize pack in anticipation of this adaptation, which stars Julia Roberts as the evil Queen who ruthlessly rules her captured kingdom.
Just make sure to enter before Snow White (played by Lily Collins) bites the poison apple.
The good news is that Mirror Mirror looks considerably different from its competitor Snow White and the Huntsman, to the degree that no one will confuse the two movies. The bad news is that the trailer pales in comparison in every possible way to the other movie’s trailer that debuted just last week.
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As is typical with Hollywood, there’s not one but two Snow White projects gracing theaters in 2012. Not to be confused with the Kristen Stewart action adventure, a yet-to-be-titled Snow White movie starring Lilly Collins as the title character and Julia Roberts as the evil queen has unveiled a glimpse through the mirror at 18 new stills from the production.
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Oscar winners Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts reunite for a dramatic comedy about how the hard knocks from today’s recession inspire one everyday guy to undergo a personal reinvention: Larry Crowne, now in theaters!
We’re giving away a great prize pack to three lucky winners – enter our Larry Crowne giveaway now!
From the director of the Oscar-nominated Michael Clayton comes Duplicity, a witty romantic-comedy-espionage-thriller starring Clive Owen and Julia Roberts. Smart and fun, Duplicity works in a breezy, harmless kind of way, though those expecting the crispness, fluidity and entertainment value of Ocean’s 11 may be disappointed.
Duplicity follows Ray Koval (Owen), an ex-MI6 agent who is now working counterintelligence for a private biotech company. This company has an unhealthy rivalry with its competitor and has infiltrated them with their own spy, former CIA agent Claire Stenwick (Roberts), who is trying to obtain the formula to a secret product that is about to be revealed. What neither company knows is that Ray and Claire actually know each other from several years earlier and are collaborating to steal the formula and sell it to a third party for a large sum of money.
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