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There’s something so awesome about gritty crime dramas that take place in or around Boston. I think it was when I first saw The Departed that I fell in love with those genre of films. The accents, the city, the community aspect of the people of Boston, I love it all! As we begin talking about the 2010 Fall Movie Season, I think we may have found the next great crime drama.
Not since August of 2008 have I published anything about the so-called “Facebook Movie” and to you, my reader, I apologize. Whether it was being too busy or not thinking you would be interested in it, I regret that I have not prepared you enough for this cinematic treat. Let’s forgive and forget and move on to a really fantastically creepy trailer about the creation of Facebook.
I know we briefly showed you a fuzzy clip from the MTV Awards a few weeks back, but as of right now, forget you ever saw that! Warner Bros. has finally debuted the FIRST FULL trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
When they first started making Narnia films, I was afraid that they wouldn’t have the momentum to make it all the way to Book 3 – The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, which is by far my favorite in the series. At the time, we were just coming off of the Lord of the Rings and right in the middle of Harry Potter. But, it looks as though they are going to continue with the series as long as their income surpasses their budget (which has to be huge).
The MTV Movie Awards happened on Sunday and besides annoying teeny jokes and useless banter about outdated celebrities, Warner Bros. debuted a BRAND NEW trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Whatever you’re planning on doing this summer as far as movies go, make sure at least TWO things happen: 1) You make the time and the effort to see Christopher Nolan’s “Inception“, and 2) you do whatever it takes to see Edgar Wright’s “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.”
In another exciting installment of Truth On Cinema’s “Film Exposure,” we’re going to take a closer look at Matt Damon’s next film due out at the end of the summer called The Adjustment Bureau. What is this film about? Who are the bureau? What are they adjusting, and why is Matt Damon involved with Emily Blunt…or is he? And just what can we expect from a film adapted from a novel by “hit-or-miss” novelist Philip K. Dick? All those answers, and more, as we expose you to The Adjustment Bureau.
As I said in my Top 24 Most Anticipated Films of 2010 about the film The American, if you give me George Clooney as an aging assassin with one more job to do, I’m in!
Like I promised in yesterday’s post about Jonah Hex, we have the official trailer for the revenge-thirsty western comic book film. It’s everything you’ve ever wanted in a comic book western: explosions, bad guys, accents, over-sexed bad actress, and oh yeah, gatling guns on horses!
In a weird marketing move by Summit Entertainment regarding their beloved Twilight franchise, the latest trailer for The Twilight Saga:Eclipse has debuted today by way of: the media behemoth known as Oprah. Huh?! I know you’re asking yourself the same question I did when I heard this news, “What does Oprah have to do with Twilight?” And the answer is: both of them attract and are loved by TONS of adoring women!
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