The final trailer for The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies continues to build the plight of Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage) and his quest for glory. If you’re looking for a movie this holiday season that has nothing to do with its title character, you’re in luck! There are no Hobbits in these parts, best be looking somewhere else. Check out the trailer after the break. Continue reading
It should come as no surprise that The LEGO Movie has earned itself a sequel. Garnering $468 million at the worldwide box office, it is one of the highest grossing movies of the year. And we have now learned that the writer directors of the first film, Chris Miller and Phil Lord, will be returning to write the sequel. After the jump, learn more about The LEGO Movie 2 as well as the LEGO movie spin-offs Warner Bros. plans releasing.
Actor Ezra Miller, perhaps best known for his role in The Perks of Being a Wallflower and the thriller We Need to Talk About Kevin, has been cast as the title role in Warner Bros. upcoming The Flash, due out in 2018. The news broke today at a Warner Bros. event where The Flash and many other DC superhero films were announced. More after the jump. Continue reading
In one of the most incredibly editing trailers of the year, American Sniper boasts some of the most tension filled two minutes you’ll ever see. Directed by Clint Eastwood, the film is based upon the true story of U.S Navy Seal Chris Kyle, portrayed by Bradley Cooper. If you’re looking to achieve IBS, just watch this trailer after the break a good dozen times. Continue reading
Paul Thomas Anderson has finally come out of hiding with the first trailer for his latest film, Inherent Vice. Based on the novel by Thomas Pynchon in 2009, the movie revolves around a private investigator in 1970. The tone of the movie is definitely a departure from P.T. Anderson’s most recent, including The Master and There Will Be Blood. It has a pretty stellar casting too, consisting of Joaquin Phoenix, Owen Wilson, Reese Witherspoon, Josh Brolin, Martin Short, and Benecio Del Toro. Watch the trailer and check out the screenshots after the jump. Continue reading
Despite its delayed release, the Wachowski’s long-awaited Jupiter Ascending will see the light of day come February 6, 2015. A new trailer has surfaced from Warner Bros., delving deep within the story’s bigger ideas of reincarnation, an alien dynasty, human farming, and political assassination. There’s a lot going on in this third trailer, and you can dive right into it after the break. Continue reading
Last month we discovered the origins of Annabelle in the first teaser trailer, and now we get to meet the first family she ever terrorized. The first full-length trailer reiterates the possessed doll’s intentions and dark demeanor while showing a few more tricks up her sleeve. Slight spoilers beware! Watch the new trailer at your own risk after the break. Continue reading
As one of the most highly unseen movies of the summer, October 7 will be your chance to take home Edge of Tomorrow make up for this mistake. Groundhog Day meets Starship Troopers in one of the best engaging and energetic action flicks of the year. With over 90 minutes of special features, this is one disc you cannot miss. Check out the list of extras after the break. Continue reading
DC fans will be excited to learn that Warner Bros. has moved up the release date of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice by two months. The film, which was slated to be released on May 6, 2016, will now be slated for March 25, 2016. We can most highly speculate that this is due to the fact that Marvel Studios has a film scheduled for May 6 as well. Learn more after the break. Continue reading
After making a huge splash at Comic-Con this past weekend, Warner Bros. has released its first trailer for The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. You’re getting pretty much the same content from the comfort of your own home or desk, but without having to wait in line for hours on end. Will Peter Jackson’s final film in The Hobbit trilogy come to a satisfying conclusion? See for yourself after the break. Continue reading
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