With so many films releasing each year, it’s impossible to catch them all. No matter how many movies you see, there are always a handful that manage to get by. You pledge to catch them at a later date, or maybe when they hit Blu-Ray, but we all know how it goes. You never get around to watching them and as more and more time passes, they get completely forgotten. It’s a shame, too, because there really are so many great movies that get overlooked each and every year and unfortunately, don’t achieve the mainstream success that they deserve.
Though it wasn't until her breakout performance in Animal Kingdom that Jacki Weaver really became well known stateside, since that explosive 2010 film, she's steadily increased her profile in Hollywood. The actresses' newest project is Woody Allen's Magic In The Moonlight, which hits theatres tomorrow and stars Colin Firth and Emma Stone.
With so many films releasing each year, it’s impossible to catch them all. No matter how many movies you see, there are always a handful that manage to get by. You pledge to catch them at a later date, or maybe when they hit Blu-Ray, but we all know how it goes. You never get around to watching them and as more and more time passes, they get completely forgotten. It’s a shame, too, because there really are so many great movies that get overlooked each and every year and unfortunately, don’t achieve the mainstream success that they deserve.
After impressing audiences with 2011's After Earth, director Mike Cahill and actress Brit Marling are diving into the sci-fi genre once again to bring us I Origins, which hits theatres today. Focusing on a molecular biologist who stumbles upon evidence that could "fundamentally change society as we know it," the film is an intriguing piece of work with some genuinely interesting ideas that will leave you with some serious food for thought.
With so many films releasing each year, it’s impossible to catch them all. No matter how many movies you see, there are always a handful that manage to get by. You pledge to catch them at a later date, or maybe when they hit Blu-Ray, but we all know how it goes. You never get around to watching them and as more and more time passes, they get completely forgotten. It’s a shame, too, because there really are so many great movies that get overlooked each and every year and unfortunately, don’t achieve the mainstream success that they deserve.
Being hailed as the best blockbuster not only of 2014, but one of the best blockbusters of all-time, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes has got everyone talking. A follow-up to the excellent Rise of the Planet of the Apes, this sequel picks up ten years after its predecessor and places us in a world that's ruled by the might ape Caesar (Andy Serkis). A fragile peace has been reached with the remaining human survivors, but tensions soon boil and an all out war breaks out, with only one side able to emerge as Earth's dominant species.
With so many films releasing each year, it's impossible to catch them all. No matter how many movies you see, there are always a handful that manage to get by. You pledge to catch them at a later date, or maybe when they hit Blu-Ray, but we all know how it goes. You never get around to watching them and as more and more time passes, they get completely forgotten. It's a shame, too, because there really are so many great movies that get overlooked each and every year and unfortunately, don't achieve the mainstream success that they deserve.
When FX CEO Jon Landgraf described the network's 10-episode miniseries Fargo as "one of the better things we’ve ever put on the network," he undersold it. It truly is a tremendous series and reminds us yet again that the most compelling characters and storylines these days can be found on the small screen.
The 4th annual Sundance Institute Celebration took place on Wednesday and was held at Stage 37 in New York. Among those being honored were Glenn Close, for her distinguished career and involvement with independent films, and director Damien Chazelle, whose film Whiplash earned major buzz during the Sundance Film Festival.
Though most of the chatter about James McAvoy this week will be in regards to his role in Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past, the actor actually has another film releasing this month as well. Expanding on May 30th (it's already begun its limited run), Jon S. Baird's Filth is a far cry from 20 Century Fox's superhero outing, but it's an equally impressive film that features the Scottish actor like you've never seen him before.
