(P)Review : Youth In Revolt

I'll go on record as saying I am an unapologetic Michael Cera fan. I'm usually genuinely amused by dry humor, and he's one of the driest working right now. Youth In Revolt looks to be no exception. Though, mixing it up a little bit looks to be on his agenda as well. Damn, I can not wait for Scott Pilgrim...



Look for a January release...

(P)Review : Antichrist : Lars von Trier

I don't even know what to say about this trailer. I've been following the ups and downs of this film for a while now - it was panned at Cannes, while also garnering a Best Actress award for Charlotte Gainsbourg, oddly enough - but has since started to gain some notable critical headway. I've seen several of von Trier's films at different times in my life, and all of them moved me in one way or another. This one seems even more volatile, more boundary pushing than anything I've seen by him yet.



Antichrist will see limited release on October 23.

(P)Review : Where The Wild Things Are : Final One Sheet

This poster comes courtesy of MSN.com (with help from CHUD.com) and is another amazing reminder of how special this film is going to be. Mark your calendars, kids. October 16th is going to be something to remember.

Need more proof? Peep this...

(P)Review : 9

This one looks like it's going to be all sorts of out there. 9 is based on a short film directed by Shane Acker, who is running the show on the feature length version, as well. Below you'll find the original short, as well as the full-length trailer for the Sci-Fi Action-Orama hitting theaters on... wait for it... 9-9-09. Fun, huh?! I'll be seeing this as soon as I can, which means release day since I don't have you know, a time machine or those pesky credential things. So I'll definitely be back with my thoughts on the film, as well as a round up of other reviews from around the interweb.

(P)Review : Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland

We're about 7 months out from the release of Tim Burton's sure to be Burton-esque imagining of Lewis Carroll's beloved novel. Several character posters have been released in the past month or so, though, none as straight up nightmarish as the one posted above featuring Johnny Depp as The Mad Hatter. This hits theaters March 5, 2010 in both normal, above average, and super deluxe variations (regular, digital 3D, and IMAX 3D for those so inclined...).

Behold the teaser trailer in all it's glorious weirdness. Dig the Cheshire Cat, though! Creepiness!

Peep in on YouTube, for it is The UnEmbeddable!

(P)Review : Avatar : Trailer Revealed!

So what might be considered the most anticipated film of the past few years, Avatar - courtesty of James Cameron - has finally been trailer-ized over at Apple and presented in "glorious" Quicktime. It's some great footage, and seems to indicate an epic movie in the offing. Big Blue Aliens, Big Bad Robots, Big Bad Airships. Big. This hits theaters in December, so get stoked on it now!

Click Here To be Avatar... d?

Reviews soon to come...

Paper Heart [In Select Theaters]

genre: Comedy/Mockumentary
cast: Charlyne Yi and Michael Cera.
director: Nicholas Jasenovec


writers: Nicholas Jasenovec (written by) & Charlyne Yi (written by)





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Inglourious Basterds [8.21.09]

genre: Drama/ Action / War
cast: Brad Pitt, Eli Roth, Diane Kruger, B.J. Novak, Melanie Laurent, Samm Levine
director: Quentin Tarantino
Writer: Quentin Tarantino (written by)