In the new issue of Total Film magazine, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Rian Johnson – star and director, respectively, of stylish upcoming sci-fi flick Looper – talk about how Christopher Nolan's brand of smart yet mainstream filmmaking has influenced them.
We've seen sparkly vampires on the big screen, but a Bible-vampire mashup? Sounds even crazier, right? Well, there's a first for everything, because The Redemption of Cain – Will Smith's potential directorial debut – is set to re-interpret the classic Cain and Abel story with a vampiric spin. And, according to /Film, Sony Pictures has just given this film the green light.
Today we bring you this just-released, full trailer for Tai Chi 0, courtesy of /Film. Somehow, the trailer makes a mindlessly entertaining mix out of martial arts, steampunk, and dubstep. That's certainly an impressive feat, as who would have thought that these three things could go together without coming off as completely ludicrous?
By now, almost everyone has seen The Dark Knight Rises, but not everyone agrees with how it ended. Now, courtesy of /Film, we have the How It Should Have Ended team's take on the movie's ending and, as expected, it's hilarious and spot-on.
A while back, we reported that Marion Cotillard was to star in A Separation director Asghar Farhadi's first French-language feature film. Alas, she has since dropped out of the project, but fans of The Artist will be happy to hear that Berenice Bejo is replacing Cotillard as the lead actress in Farhadi's film.
Just in time for the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival (where the movie is set to premiere), here's a new trailer for Juan Antonio Bayona's The Impossible, courtesy of The Playlist.
Check it out, it's the first still from The Guilt Trip, the upcoming romantic comedy starring Seth Rogen and Barbara Streisand. The movie, formerly known as My Mother's Curse, will be directed by Anne Fletcher (the director of The Proposal), with a script by Dan Fogelman (who penned Crazy, Stupid, Love).
According to The Film Stage, the Snow White and the Huntsman sequel will be a spin-off focusing on Chris Hemsworth's Huntsman character, it will also proceed without Kristen Stewart, its original star. This news should come as no surprise following the recent news about Stewart's affair with the film's director, Rupert Sanders.
Though first trailer was just released a few weeks ago, now Life of Pi has been announced as the Opening Night Gala presentation for the 50th annual New York Film Festival (NYFF), where it will also make its World Premiere. This will be director Ang Lee's first film at the NYFF since the fantastic Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was screened as the Closing Gala presentation in 2000.
