Well this is a little more like it. The first trailer for Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps had far too much Shia and not enough Gecko. This international trailer fixes that to a good degree plus we get to see Carey Mulligan too. I’m still not completely sold on the film, but Michael Douglas and Josh Brolin are enough to convince me to give it a shot.
The Rolling Stones also make a rather prominent appearance on the soundtrack. That must have bumped up the production cost at least a few million dollars.
I saw the extended video/trailer for The Killer Inside Me a while back and it was certainly unsettling, but I have such faith in Casey Affleck that I really think it could be good, and even though it got very mixed reactions at Sundance it still intrigues me.
I can’t find any concrete info on a release date other than a couple of film festivals, but hopefully I’ll get a chance to see it fairly soon.
Wall Street, one of my absolute favourite 80’s films, is getting a sequel this year and here’s the first poster for it.
I’m a little torn on Shia LaBeouf being in it but it’s super cool that Michael Douglas has reprised his iconic role as Gordon Gekko. I haven’t read the script yet but those who have say that it’s pretty damn good.
Aside from LaBeouf and Douglas, Money Never Sleeps also sees Charlie Sheen return as Bud Fox and he’s joined by Carey Mulligan, Susan Sarandon, Vanessa Ferlito, Frank Langella and the awesome Josh Brolin. That’s one hell of a cast and I can only pray that the film is of the same quality.
Here’s the first poster for Philip Seymour Hoffman’s directorial debut, Jack Goes Boating.
The film tells the story of a limo driver’s blind date that sparks a tale of love, betrayal, friendship, and grace centered around two working-class New York City couples.
Along with Hoffman the film also stars the outstanding Amy Ryan who at this point I’d watch in anything.
I believe the film is gonna play at Sundance so hopefully some reviews will start to show up in the next few days.
Here’s the trailer for the insanely awesome looking Red Riding.
Red Riding is a trilogy of feature length films adapted from four book written by David Peace (each one dealing with a specific year) concerning the events surrounding the Yorkshire Ripper murders in England during the 1970s. The three films originally aired on Channel 4 in England back in March and are set to open theatrically in the US in February. I assume each one will be shown separately instead of having all three back to back as this would be a very long viewing experience.
The whole trilogy can already be purchased on DVD from Amazon UK right here.
My love of Steve Buscemi and Sarah Silverman knows no bounds so it’s understandable why I was excited about Saint John of Las Vegas. Now that the trailer’s out my excitement has grown exponentially. This flick looks cooler than I ever thought possible.
I just found this trailer for Lovers in a Dangerous Time on Youtube and was blown away by it. It looks to be a beautiful story of childhood, growing up and finding love. Those are all themes that I think everyone can relate to.
According to IMDB it’s only played at two film festivals so far. The Okanagan International Film Festival in Canada in April and the Tallgrass Film Festival in the US in October. I really hope that I get a chance to see this at some point. I was really impressed by what I saw in the trailer.
Check out the trailer below and head on over to the official site here.
Here’s a real long redband trailer/promo for Casey Affleck’s upcoming drama The Killer Inside Me.
I really like Casey Affleck and this certainly seems to be one of the darkest characters he’s played. Plus the presence of Kate Hudson and Jessica Alba is an added bonus.
It kinda gives me an Adventureland vibe if Adventureland was set in 2009 and involved carnies. The more I watch the trailer the more I’m digging it. I especially love the presence of Christopher McDonald and Lea Thompson.
