2014 was a big year for Ethan Hawke, and as we head further into 2015, he's still riding high on a wave of critical acclaim for his film Boyhood. The actor doesn't seem to be slowing down any time soon, either, as this year will see him star in a number of exciting flicks, the first of which is Predestination.
After leaving quite the impression on audiences with her work in the horror film Jessabelle, Australian actress Sarah Snook returns to the screen with an even more gripping performance in the sci-fi thriller, Predestination.
A Most Violent Year marks J.C. Chandor's third film as a director, and though it hasn't been officially released yet, it's already starting to accumulate just as much acclaim and awards buzz as his previous two efforts did.
The Captive is the latest film from writer/director Atom Egoyan, and it tells the tale of Matthew and Tina, a couple whose happy life is forever shattered when their daughter suddenly vanishes. Eight years later, they come across evidence that suggests she is still alive, and Matthew (Ryan Reynolds) risks everything to find her and bring her back home safely.
Leighton Meester and Gillian Jacobs make a wonderful pair of best friends in Life Partners, a romantic comedy that marks the feature film directorial debut of Susanna Fogel.
Just as he did with The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada and The Sunset Limited, Oscar winner Tommy Lee Jones takes on a variety of different duties with The Homesman. Based on the novel by Glendon Swarthout, Jones co-wrote, co-produced and directed the movie, and he also stars in it as George Briggs, a claim jumper who makes the acquaintance of the un-married, middle-aged Mary Bee Cuddy (Hillary Swank).
If you don’t know who Australian actress Sarah Snook is yet, you definitely will after watching her performance in Kevin Greutert’s horror film Jessabelle. In the movie, Snook plays Jessie, a woman whose future plans for happiness are forever destroyed when a truck crashes into her boyfriend’s car, killing him and seriously injuring her.
A Merry Friggin’ Christmas, on the surface, looks like your typical holiday movie, with a dysfunctional family getting together for the first time in years, but director Tristram Shapeero and screenwriter Michael Brown give us something a bit more than just another father and son reconciliation story.
He became known to us through his work as an editor and director on the Saw films, but now Kevin Greutert has broken free of that long running horror franchise and brought us a very different kind of horror tale. His latest effort, Jessabelle, stars Sarah Snook as Jessie, a young woman who is about to start a new life with her loving boyfriend. But that quickly changes after the two are involved in a horrific car accident that leaves Jessie severely injured and her boyfriend dead.
The Better Angels marks the directorial debut of A.J. Edwards, a long time protégé of Terrence Malick. Filmed in beautiful black and white, it focuses on the childhood of one of America’s greatest presidents, Abraham Lincoln.
