Cecil B. DeMille was an award winning producer notable for his work on Union Pacific, Cleopatra, and The Ten Commandments. In commemoration of his death, the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award was created in his honor and given out during the Golden Globe Awards. Robert De Niro will be the next coveted honoree to this award who is following last year’s recipient Martin Scorsese.
Rob Brydon (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels) and Steve Coogan’s (Tropic Thunder) take their Michael Caine impressions to the limit and test each other to prove who is the better Michael Caine impersonator. I have to say, I wouldn’t be able to determine a winner. Perhaps you can? This is a really amusing video because they just tear each other down in a Michael Caine voice. See the battle of the Michael Caines after the jump!
Sir Ian McKellen recollects his moments when he comes face to face with the mighty Balrog at The Bridge of Khazad-Dum in Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
The long awaited remake of the Troma cult classic, Mother’s Day, has been given a release date after premiering at Fantastic Fest earlier this year. Gigapex Studio picked up the film so mark your calendars for April 1, 2011 [Via BD and STYD]. Director Darren Lynn Bousman is no new face to horror as he helmed Saw II, III, and IV. Appearing in this film are Jaime King, Deborah Ann Woll, Briana Evigan, Alexa Vega, Shawn Ashmore, Matt O’Leary, Lyriq Bent, Lisa Marcos, Patrick Flueger, AJ Cook, J. LaRose, Warren Kole, and Rebecca De Mornay.
You can say what you will about Zack Snyder’s filming techniques, but you have to give him credit for his visionary excellence. Warner Bros. released the first theatrical trailer for Sucker Punch this past week and it is absolutely ridiculous. This movie has it all, if you were to scour the Internet to see what nerds and geeks wanted in an action movie, they would find Sucker Punch. From Nazi zombies scouring a post apocalyptic warzone to a school girl wielding a Samurai sword slicing through robots while her badass companions fire machine guns engaging in full air combat, this movie was made for fanboys/girls. View the trailer along with over 200 screen captures I wrangled up after the jump!
Too often we are graced with the same formulaic romantic comedies that seem to never seem to push the boundaries of the genre nor give us something that makes it feel like we haven’t seen it before. Friends With Benefits wants to push these boundaries and bring us a new raunchy romantic comedy with some quirky goodness. Friends with Benefits does not seem like your ordinary romantic comedy, but it is not devoid of the of all the typical stereotypes within the genre. You can check out the hilarious red band trailer after the break!
Less than two weeks away and Harry Potter fans every where will be treated to the first half of the final installment of the past decade’s most epic movie franchise. As a newly formed Potter fan who has just read all of the books for the first time this year, I can only emphasize my joy in these featurettes with a few words, “OH BOY!” If you have not read the book than I can assure you SPOILER WARNINGS AHEAD, these featurettes give away quite a few intricate scenes to the film plot. Check them out after the break!
With such a lackluster Summer this 2010, how could the movie studios make up to their loyal consumers? How about a full out brawl in the Summer of 2011? Luckily, we will be treated to not only some of the biggest blockbusters from established franchises, but some really interesting original films that could be potential money makers.
Established in 1994, Fox Searchlight has released many memorable films that have stuck with movie goers for over the past 15 years. Specializing in independent and British films, along with dabbling in horror, dramedies, and a few foreign films, Fox Searchlight has brought us some of the most personable characters and inspiring moments in cinematic history. From releases to The Full Monty, Slumdog Millionaire, Juno, Garden State and many more, Fox Searchlight asked Kees van Dijkhuizen, a video editor who has created other montages looking back at film from 2008 and 2009, to develop a short video showcasing their works over the past 15 years. You can check the nostalgic video after the jump along with another video created by another film fanatic as well.
Before you go see Saw 3D this weekend you need to rewatch all the movies, but if you don’t have all the time in the world, check out this 7 minute summary video catching you up with Saw I-VI. It is not picking out the little details, but it pretty much sums up most of the major points. Thanks ScreenRant. Check the video out after the break!
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