the most anticipated...

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Fox has acquired Dan Ewen's spec script "Dear Satan" which the Farrelly Brothers will direct for Conundrum Entertainment.

The story follows a seven-year-old girl who accidentally misspells "Santa" and instead invites Satan to bring her a toy for Christmas.

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Brazilian director Afonso Poyart has entered talks to direct the supernatural thriller "Solace" for New Line Cinema reports Variety.

The story revolves around a doctor with psychic abilities (Anthony Hopkins) who hunts down a serial killer. Peter Morgan ("The Queen") performed the latest revisions on the script.

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Cameron Diaz and Benicio del Toro have joined Danish helmer Adam Hashemi's action-comedy "Agent: Century 21" for Exclusive Media says Variety.

Greg Brooker ("Stuart Little") penned the story which sees Diaz play a recently divorced real estate representative who agrees to take on an unpleasant task which leads to her getting kidnapped and thrown into a Mexican drug war.

Del Toro plays the Cartel boss who takes pity on her and sends her on an impossible mission to avenge the death of his son. Andrew Lazar and David Greenblatt will produce.

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"Training Day" director Antoine Fuqua is in talks to helm the crime thriller "Chicagoland" for New Line Cinema says Variety.

Fuqua reportedly beat out several directors for the gig, including Stephen Gaghan ("Syriana"). "The Queen" and "The Last King of Scotland" scribe Peter Morgan penned the screenplay while Simon Kinberg will produce.

Fuqua is also linked to several projects including the Eminem boxing pic "Southpaw," "Steel Town" at Legendary and "Storming Las Vegas" at Summit-Lionsgate.

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"Unknown" director Jaume Collet-Serra and star Liam Neeson are looking to re-team for the action thriller "Non-Stop".

The story is set on an international flight on which Neeson is forced into stopping a threat. John Richardson and Chris Roach penned the script. Shooting kicks off in October in New York City.

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After being stuck for many years in development, it looks like "The Last Voyage of the Demeter" will finally be sailing forward as Neil Marshall ("The Descent") is in talks to direct the project for Millennium Films reports Heat Vision.

Based on a chapter in Bram Stoker's classic novel "Dracula", the story describes the disturbing voyage taken by the vampire count to England on a merchant vessel shipping cargo from Transylvania to London.

Stoker tells the story via the captain's log of the voyage, which begins in Bulgaria and becomes increasingly disjointed as members of the crew disappear as Dracula feeds on them to sustain himself.

The ship eventually crashes on the rocks at Whitby with the only soul on board the dead captain who has been lashed to the steering wheel.

Bragi Schut ("Season of the Witch") penned the script a decade ago which has had the likes of David Slade ("30 Days of Night"), Marcus Nispel ("Friday the 13th"), Robert Schwentke ("Flightplan") and Stefan Ruzowitzky ("The Counterfeiters") previously attached as directors. Ben Kingsley and Noomi Rapace were linked as possible stars last year.

Mike Medavoy, Arnold Messer and Bradley Fischer will produce. The project was previously setup at Phoenix Pictures, but the move to Millennium has given it a better chance of going forward.

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Dominic Cooper is set to star opposite Pierce Brosnan in the latter's long-gestating dream project "November Man" says The Hollywood Reporter.

Roger Donaldson ("Dante's Peak") helms the espionage action-thriller which is based on Bill Granger's novel "There are No Spies" which itself is part of a series, thus making this a potential franchise launcher.

Brosnan would play an ex-CIA operative who finds himself pitted against his former pupil (Cooper) in a deadly game involving high-level CIA officials and the Russian president-elect.

Shooting is scheduled to kick off in October in Berlin.

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Helena Bonham Carter and Kathy Bates are set to star in Jean-Pierre Jeunet's high-profile English-language 3D project "The Young and Prodigious Spivet" based on Rief Larsen's novel reports Variety.

The story follows a 12-year-old boy (Kyle Catlett) with extraordinary skills who leaves his family in Montana and takes off on a cross-country adventure to the Smithsonian Museum to receive a prize.

Callum Keith Rennie has already been cast as the boy's father. Jeunet and Guillaume Laurant co-wrote the script, and the film is Jeunet's first English-language effort since 1997's "Alien: Resurrection".

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Michelle Monaghan and Susan Sarandon will star in thriller "Still of the Night" with Jonathan Mostow directing from his own script and Exclusive Media financing and producing.

Sarandon is in final talks. Mostow and Steve Alexander will also produce.

Monaghan will portray an aspiring career woman with everything falling into place until her sister, who has a tainted past, disappears. She soon finds herself tangled in the midst of a dangerous conspiracy and must outwit a devious criminal (played by Sarandon) to save herself and her sister.

Alex Walton, Exclusive Media's president of international sales and distribution, is launching "Still of the Night" to international buyers at Cannes. CAA is representing North American rights.

Production will start in August. Exclusive Media's Matt Jackson will oversee production .

Monaghan starred in "Source Code" and will be seen in "Penthouse North," "Tomorrow You're Gone" and "Better Living Through Chemistry." Sarandon will be seen next in Exclusive Media's "Snitch," Warner's "Cloud Atlas and Robert Redford's "The Company You Keep."

Mostow most recently directed sci-fi thriller "Surrogates" and just produced "Playing the Field," set for a Christmas release through FilmDistrict. He also wrote the story for "House at the End of the Street," due out in September through Relativity Media.

Exclusive Media made the announcement Friday, a day after dislcosing that it has teamed with Cross Creek Pictures have launched a three-year deal to co-finance, co-produce and co-develop at least two features per year with budgets up to $65 million. First project from the new partnership is the long-in-development thriller "A Walk Among the Tombstones," starring Liam Neeson and directed by Scott Frank.

[SaksOverkill]

http://youtu.be/9oZDKFoCqAw
http://youtu.be/rARN6agiW7o
http://youtu.be/24mTIE4D9JM

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opa

[crippled_avenger]

Dir: Ben Wheatley. UK. 2012. 90mins

Sightseers is a blissful bit of dark, funny and at times very bloody entertainment as a pair of caravanning killers head off on a road trip through the beautiful tourist spots of the British Lake District and end up amassing as many bodies as visits to tourist sites. It is an often-hilarious British comedy horror that should click with audiences with a taste for pitch black comedy.

    It is filmed with such visual panache and sense of humour that cult status should be guaranteed.

Director Ben Wheatley is quietly building something of a cult following through his films Down Terrace and most recently Kill List (which opened at SWSW last years), and with Sightseers his reputation as a quirky talent to watch is consolidated. The film, which has a special screening in Director's Fortnight, has been a buzz Cannes title, and likely to attract appreciative buyer interest.

The deliciously dark Englishness of the film – Nuts In May meets Badlands comes pretty close to summing it up – and the sheer oddness of its leads characters will naturally make Sightseers something of an acquired taste, but it is filmed with such visual panache and sense of humour that cult status should be guaranteed.

The script was originated by the film's lead actors Steve Oram and Alice Lowe who spent several years refining the characters, first on stage and then as leads in a TV pilot. They play Midlands couple Chris and Tina, a genial pair who head off an a caravanning holiday, much to the annoyance of Tina's mother who still blames her daughter for the accidental death of their beloved pooch Poppy.

Tina has led a sheltered life, but is keen to embrace Chris's passions for British tourist spots – such as the Crich Tramway Museum and the Keswick Pencil Museum – as well as have an active sex life. She has even knitted crotchless underwear for the holiday.

Things start well but a litterbug at the Tram Museum and irritating caravan neighbours drive Chris to distraction and bodies start to fall. Once Tina gets to grips with Chris's reactions to those who irritate him she embraces the concept, and before long the twosome's holiday becomes more of a murder spree.

Director Ben Wheatley's dark sense of humour meshes perfectly with this rather eccentric story of cagoule-clad caravanning killers. Despite their murderous ways, Chris and Tina are always presented with real affection (as are their holiday plans) and their oddball romance (very Natural Born Killers with a low-key British suburban twist) tender as they face the 'trials' of their relationship.

The killings do verge on the bloody at times, but everything is balanced with a sly and often wicked sense of humour, while the soundtrack, production design and shrewd costume choices all enhance a perfectly formed and enjoyably dark film.

[crippled_avenger]

Maniac: Cannes Review
3:00 PM PDT 5/26/2012 by Megan Lehmann

The Bottom Line

For those who like their slasher movies with a frisson of arty pretensio.
Venue

Cannes Film Festival (Out of Competition)
Cast

Elijah Wood, Nora Arnezeder
Director

Franck Khalfoun

Franck Khalfoun presents a slasher film with a twist by shooting the entire movie from the killer's point of view.

CANNES - There's nothing cuddly or Frodo-ish about Elijah Wood's psycho killer in French director Franck Khalfoun's haute-horreur remake of the low-budget 1980 William Lustig movie that's become something of a grubby touchstone among genre fans.
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Wood's limpid saucer eyes are used here to telegraph unhinged blood-lust and insanity, even if only sporadically, as he plays a sicko with mommy issues who scalps his female victims. The twist, and what helps elevate the nasty, no-holds-barred Maniac from the grindhouse to an out-of-competition midnight-screening slot in Cannes, is that the entire movie is shot from the killer's POV – we only glimpse Wood in reflection and in photographs.

EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: THR's Cannes 2012 Portraits

It's a daring decision, potentially stripping the film of the suspense of not knowing where the killer is and obliquely inviting the audience to have empathy with him. For the most part Khalfoun and cinematographer Maxime Alexandre pull it off, although the technique more than once tips over from inventively arty to film-school-grad pretentious.

Slasher-movie fans, however, need not be put off by the stylized camera work and arty patina: this is down and dirty genre filmmaking, and the various slaughters, excruciatingly detailed scalpings and other atrocities are no less gruesome because of the highfalutin approach.
Khalfoun worked as an actor on the similarly stylized 2005 French horror movie High Tension, written and directed by Alxandre Aja, who serves here as co-scriptwriter and producer. Both have evidently watched a lot of Dario Argento movies.

In Lustig's original Maniac, Joe Spinell played the serial killer Frank as a sweaty, overweight and overwhelmingly physical monster who terrorized the women of grimy 80s-era New York. Khalfoun shifts the action to downtown Los Angeles (Disney-fied New York being far too clean and shiny now) and, taking advantage of Wood's ethereal delicacy, makes him a slender, shy, creative type who is, in the end, no less creepy.

Frank works alone in a store that once belonged to his mother, restoring vintage mannequins. He has some issues. He's completely deranged in fact, stalking his female victims, stabbing or strangling them and sawing off their scalps to bring home in the belief it will bring the mannequins to life and thus fill the void left by his neglectful, promiscuous mother. Or something.

When he meets Anna (French actress Nora Arnezeder, who starred with Ryan Reynolds in Safe House), an artist who specializes in photographing mannequins, they form an attachment based on their mutual interest in plastic people. But then Frank's headaches start up and things go off the rails.

The movie is essentially a sadistic art-house bloodbath, with opera music and ballet dancers and funky little art galleries. The nerve-shredding score, by the mono-monikered Rob, salutes the music Italian prog-rockers Goblin provided for Argento's early horror-thrillers, the 1980s electronica lending a deeply melancholic city-at-night vibe.

Venue: Cannes Film Festival (Out of Competition)
Cast: Elijah Wood, Nora Arnezeder
Director: Franck Khalfoun
Production companies: La Petite Reine and Studio 37
Director: Franck Khalfoun
Screenwriters: Alexandre Aja and Gregory Levasseur
Producers: Alexandre Aja, Thomas Langmann, William Lustig
Executive producers: Daniel Delume, Antoine de Cazotte, Alix Taylor, Pavlina Hatoupis, Andrew W. Garroni
Co-producer: Emmanuel Montamat
Director of photography: Maxime Alexandre
Production designer:
Costume designer: Mairi Chisholm
Music: Rob
Editor: Baxter
Sales: Wild Bunch
No rating, 89 minutes

[Agota]

Cannes 2012: Official Selection in Competition
The movies in Competition are:
Vos n'avez encore rien vu (Alain Resnais)
De rouille et d'os (Jacques Audiard)
Holy Motors (Leo Carax)
Cosmopolis (David Cronenberg)
The Paperboy (Lee Daniels)
Killing Them Softly (Andrew Dominik)
Reality (Matteo Garrone)
Amour (Michael Haneke)
Lawless (John Hillcoat)
In Another Country (Hong Sang-soo)
Taste of Money (Im Sang-soo)
Like Someone In Love (Abbas Kiarostami)
The Angel's Share (Ken Loach)
Beyond the hills (Cristian Mungiu)
Après la bataille (Yousry Nasrallah)
Mud (Jeff Nichols)
Post Tenebras Lux (Carlos Reygadas)
On The Road (Walter Salles)
Paradies: Liebe (Ulrich Seidl)
The Hunt (Thomas Vinterberg)
Im Nebel (Sergei Loznitsa)

[Ghoul]

začudo, nekoliko naizgled dobrih filmova sa ovogodišnjeg kana uskoro dolazi u srpske bioskope!
moje anticipacije naglasio sam boldom:

Dobitnik "Zlatne palme", film Mihaela Hanekea "Ljubav", i još jedanaest filmova sa 65. Kanskog filmskog festivala naći će se u distribuciji MCF MegaCom Filma.

Među njima su i "Anđeoski deo", film Kena Louča, koji je osvojio nagradu žirija, kao i "Posle senke, svetlost", film meksičkog reditelja Karlosa Rejgadasa, nagrađen za najbolju režiju i najbolju scenografiju.

MCF MegaCom Film distributer je i filma "Lorens, u svakom slučaju", za koji je Suzan Klemo nagrađena kao najbolja glumica, u selekciji "Izvestan pogled".

Osim četiri pomenuta filma, u distribuciji MCF MegaCom Filma naći će se još i: "Sveti motori", Leosa Karaksa, "Kao neko zaljubljen" Abasa Kjarostamija, "Misterija" Lu Jea, "7 dana u Havani" - omnibus, "Renoar" Žila Burdoa, "Ništa još niste videli", Alana Renea, "Na putu" Valtera Saleša i "Ja i ti" Bernarda Bertolučija.

[Agota]

De rouille et d'os - Extrait #3

ja  jedva cekam ovo 

[SaksOverkill]

http://youtu.be/rC8VJ9aeB_g
http://youtu.be/GHDQHVkYq4g

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Tom Holland ("Child's Play," the original "Fright Night") has signed on to write and direct an adaptation of Stephen King's short story "The Ten O'Clock People" says Deadline.

The story, think John Carpenter's "They Live" but with demons rather than aliens, follows a Boston man who is trying to kick his smoking habit. As a result of this, a unique chemical imbalance allows him to see a frightening aspect of reality he hadn't previously seen - that many people living in positions of power are actually inhuman monsters disguised as people.

The story was first published in the 1993 anthology "Nightmares And Dreamscapes" which also contained the stories "The Night Flier" and "Dolan's Cadillac" which were both adapted to film. Five stories from the collection made up a TNT anthology series of the same name in 2006.

Holland and King previously collaborated on the feature adaptation of the novel "Thinner" and the mini-series take on King's novella "The Langoliers". Shooting on this project will kick off this Summer.

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Dark Castle Entertainment has acquired Erik Van Looy's infidelity thriller "Loft" from Anonymous Content and Woestijnvis reports Variety.

An English-language remake of Van Looy's own 2008 Belgian film, the story follows five married friends who share a loft where each brings his mistress. When the dead body of an unknown woman is found there, they begin to suspect one another of murder.

Wentworth Miller, James Marsden, Karl Urban, Eric Stonestreet, Rhona Mitra, Isabel Lucas, Matthias Schoenaerts, Rachael Taylor, Margarita Levieva and Kristin Lehman star.

It's unknown if the film will be released through Warners (where Dark Castle is based), or through Universal where producer Joel Silver has just signed a major twelve-picture distribution deal.

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"House" star Hugh Laurie is in negotiations to play the villain in Jose Padilha's remake of "Robocop" at MGM and Sony Pictures says Heat Vision.

Joel Kinnaman has already been cast as cop Alex Murphy who is brought back from the brink of death and turned into a cyborg police officer.

Laurie will play the evil and ultra-rich CEO of Omnicorp, the company that makes Robocop. Ronnie Cox played the role in the original.

He joins a cast which also includes Gary Oldman already as Robocop's scientist-creator and Samuel L. Jackson as a media mogul.

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Ian McShane will play a dance instructor who reignites Nick Frost's long-dormant passion for salsa in James Griffiths' comedy "Cuban Fury". Chris O'Dowd and Olivia Colman also star.

Frost plays an office worker drifting through life until his new American boss (Rashida Jones) inspires him to get off his arse and do something. In this case, he takes up salsa dancing.

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Neil Burger ("Limitless," "The Illusionist") is set to direct a film adaptation of Dennis Lehane's crime drama short story "Animal Rescue" for Fox Searchlight and Chernin Entertainment says Variety.

The story follows "a man trying to leave a life of crime, a pit bull, a heist gone wrong, and a killing".

Peter Chernin, Dylan Clark and Mike Larocca are producing. Lehane penned the previously adapted novels "Mystic River," "Gone Baby Gone" and "Shutter Island."

[Barbarin]

Ovaj Django deluje zanimljivo. Tamtino režira vestern 

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"Attack the Block" filmmaker Joe Cornish is set to write and direct an adaptation of Neal Stephenson's 1992 cyber-punk novel "Snow Crash" for Paramount Picture and Kennedy/Marshall says Deadline.

The story is set in the near future when the U.S. has become a patchwork of corporate-franchise city-states controlled by private enterprise and the mafia.

In this world a computer virus is manifested as a drug (Snow Crash) that is transmitted visually from computer screens to unsuspecting users, frying their brains in the process.

The story's central character, the rather blatantly named Hiro Protagonist, is a hacker, samurai swordsman and pizza delivery driver who investigates and tries to stop the takeover of postmodern civilization.

Paramount previously tried to develop the book into a feature when it first came out but ultimately dropped it. Disney had it languishing for years in development. With Cornish committed, the project is back at Paramount with a priority status.

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WOO HOO!

[crippled_avenger]

Colin Farrell is in negotiations to join Tom Hanks and Emma Thompson in John Lee Hancock's "Saving Mr. Banks" at Disney Pictures says The Hollywood Reporter.

Kelly Marcel's script deals with Walt Disney's 14 year courtship to persuade Australian author P.L. Travers to sell him the film rights to her book "Mary Poppins".

Travers' book was highly personal, and reflected hardships in her own life and her relationship with her father who died when she was seven and living in rural Queensland. Disney finally persuaded her to let him make the film, though she was prickly all the way to the end.

Farrell will play Travers' father, a banker who slowly slides into alcoholism as the family falls into financial hardship. Shooting kicks off this Fall in Los Angeles.

[Agota]

Angelina Jolie's '50 Shades of Grey': When Big Stars Just Don't Work

If at any time in the past few months you have passed a bookstore window, watched a Saturday Night Live clip, or taken a second look at the slightly-too-on-edge woman clutching a veiled piece of reading material on the subway, then you're probably familiar with Fifty Shades of Grey.

E.L. James' erotic novel has become an international bestseller, which, in this day and age, almost guarantees a movie adaptation. And with a book this popular, a studio is bound to opt for the biggest names imaginable to sign on board — for instance, Deadline reports rumors that have surrounded Angelina Jolie's interest in directing the movie. But sometimes, movies are better served straying away from superstars like these.

Jolie's feature debut as a director was 2011's In the Land of Blood and Honey, a hard-hitting account of a young romantic couple suffering through the Bosnian War. Whereas a story like this is more than capable of drawing attention from the public, the larger-than-life name of "Angelina Jolie" seemed to have overshadowed the film's actual content. Anybody could have told you, "Angelina Jolie is directing a movie." Of course, their following statement would likely have been, "It's, uh... about war, or something." As such, the film never really took off appropriately. People who specifically want an Angelina Jolie movie want aren't necessary looking for a gritty war drama.

The same problem often arrives in regards to casting. It was difficult to believe that superstar George Clooney could endure the problems of an everyday family man in the otherwise terrific The Descendants. It was hard to get past the Meryl Streep-ness in The Iron Lady's Margaret Thatcher. Sometimes, a smaller presence does wonders in the depiction of a large character or story.

And that's what Fifty Shades of Grey is. Whatever your opinion on the phenomenon, it is certainly just that: a phenomenon. In order to stress the inherent power of Fifty Shades of Gray, studios would be wise to downplay the names onboard. Think about how many people knew who Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson were before Twilight — the Shades trilogy would be wisest to build its own stars. Director included.



....prvi deo trilogije  ''Pedeset nijansi sive '' izdace u julu izdavacka kuca Laguna.

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"Drive" and "Bronson" helmer Nicolas Winding Refn is set to direct and executive produce a TV series based on the classic French comic "Barbarella" says Variety.

Gaumont Intl. Television is behind the series with Martha De Laurentiis also serving as executive producer, but no scribe has yet been set. Jean-Claude Forest created the character who is best remembered through Roger Vadim's 1968 film adaptation starring Jane Fonda.

In an official statement, Refn says "I look forward to bringing this unique character to life for a new generation of fans as I believe she is one of the ultimate counter-cultural characters."

Refn's hiring isn't a huge surprise as Gaumont is producing two of the director's next films including the upcoming "Only God Forgives".

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Tim Roth has signed on to star in Media Rights Capital's small screen project "Knifeman" which is going straight-to-series reports Deadline.

Roth would play John Tattersall, a radical, self-educated surgeon who will go to unorthodox lengths to uncover the secrets of the human body.

The show is expected to be shopped around to networks shortly. "Friday Night Lights" alumni Rolin Jones and Ron Fitzgerald are behind the story and script.

David Cronenberg is set to direct the pilot and executive produce the series.

[Melkor]

Трейлер: Судья Дредд / Dredd (2012)

[SaksOverkill]

http://youtu.be/vFZ2eQ0PpW4

[Agota]

Anna Karenina Official Trailer - Keira Knightley (HD)


Izgleda zaista sjajno bolje od predhodnih, ali Kira ima jedan jedini izraz lica za sve emocija. Ali ajde da joj damo sansu. Da budem iskrena ja inace ne volim ni jednu predhodnu adaptaciju...aj sa Vivien i nekako. Sofi je bila hit- francuskinja sa akcentom koja prica na engleskom , + i sa  ruskim akcentom u pokusaju i po neko zdravstvuj


Kejt Vinslet  ( naravno smedja) bila bi  moj izbor za adaptaciju ,a i po godinama je adekvatnija .

[Agota]

Rock Of Ages Movie Trailer Official - Tom Cruise Sings!

28 jun premijera   

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Rob Reiner is set to direct the psychological thriller "You Belong to Me" for Stone Village and Southpaw Entertainment says Heat Vision.

Penned by David Murray, the story follows a psychiatrist who does the one thing you are never supposed to do with your patients: talk about yourself.

Richard Lewis, Scott Steindorff and Alan Greisman will produce. The project marks Reiner's first thriller since his highly acclaimed 1990 adaptation of Stephen King's "Misery".

Reiner says "They are hard to make well, but this one has a deep psychological bent to it and a big twist in the end that I didn't see coming. That's why I decided to take a whack at this one."

The four key roles - the psychiatrist, his wife, their daughter and the patient's brother - are expected to be cast soon. Shooting kicks off this Fall in New York City.

[дејан]

Branded - Trailer

[дејан]

http://vimeo.com/44428022#

[Mark]

Christopher Guest to Focus on Retro Collectors


Christopher Guest is developing a new movie with Michael McKean and Harry Shearer
Women of the Web is reporting that director Christopher Guest is working on a new comedy project that will be set inside the world of retro collectors.

Guest is developing the movie along with his This is Spinal Tap bandmates Harry Shearer and Michael McKean. It wasn't clear if the movie would be made in the mockumentary format that Christopher Guest has employed in such classics as Waiting for Guffman, Best In Show, A Mighty Wind and For Your Consideration. The movie will focus on a bizarre group of collectors who are obsessed with particular items such as comic books, Barbie dolls, vinyl records and much more.

It was reported that Christopher Guest regulars John Michael Higgins (who was mistakenly identified as "Michael Patrick Higgins" in the article), Jane Lynch and Parker Posey were being considered for roles in the untitled project.

It wasn't clear if there is a script in place at this time, or when they are planning to shoot the movie. We'll be sure to keep you posted with any further details on Christopher Guest's upcoming project as they're made available.

[Agota]

On the Road - Official Trailer 2012 [HD] Kristen Stewart Movie
Savages Trailer HD (Oliver Stone)

[crippled_avenger]

Eli Roth is in talks to helm a Dracula re-imagining at Warner Bros. Pictures and Appian Way reports Deadline.

In this version, Russell Crowe is attached to play Dracula who is tracked by now Scotland Yard detective Jonathan Harker. Crowe would serve as the villain for this film, but the as yet uncast Harker is being planned as a potential franchise character.

Jaume Collet-Serra was previously attached to direct but his other commitments prevent him from coming onboard. Instead the studio has turned to Roth and are fast tracking the project to shoot hopefully next year when Crowe has a scheduling window.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Davisson Killoran will produce.

[crippled_avenger]

"Attack the Block" helmer Joe Cornish has signed on to direct the graphic novel adaptation "Rust" at 20th Century Fox says Heat Vision.

Royden Lepp created the original comic described as a "high-octane adventure set in the prairie lands of an unknown time". Here a family farm is visited by a mysterious boy with a jetpack and a giant decommissioned war robot.

Aline Brosh McKenna, who adapted the screenplay, is producing along with Simon Kinberg.

[Usul]

Russel Crow dracula??? ..... E svasta....

[SaksOverkill]

http://youtu.be/fJ1O1vb9AUU

[Gaff]

MAN OF STEEL - Official Trailer (2013) [HD]

[Gaff]

SKYFALL - Official Trailer

[crippled_avenger]

James Franco and Jason Statham have joined Gary Fleder's action thriller "Homefront" at Millennium Films says Heat Vision.

Franco will play a villainous meth kingpin named Gator who runs the small town to which a family, led by an ex-DEA agent (Statham), moves in the hope of a quiet life.

Sylvester Stallone penned the script adaptation of Chuck Logan's novel and is producing alongside Kevin King Templeton and Rene Besson. Shooting begins September 24th in New Orleans.

[crippled_avenger]

With "The Expendables" sequel about to hit screens, the filmmakers have been talking up plans of where a third outing would go should the franchise continue.

Producer Avi Lerner tells IGN that he has four specific names in mind for roles in the next one for which it sounds like they've already got a story in place.

Those four names? "We've approached Clint Eastwood to be one of the guys. We've got a character in mind for him. We're talking to Harrison Ford. Wesley Snipes when he comes back from prison. I'll give you one more name – we've got Nicolas Cage."

Lerner also says the plan is to bring one star from the first film back for the third one after having sat this upcoming first sequel out - "We're going to bring Mickey Rourke back, if he won't be too crazy. I like Mickey. And of course, all the existing stars [will return]."

[Tex Murphy]

Bragi Schut ("Season of the Witch") penned the script

[crippled_avenger]

Winona Ryder has entered negotiations to join the cast of Gary Fleder's action thriller "Homefront" at Millennium Films says Heat Vision.

Jason Statham plays a DEA Agent who retires to a seemingly quiet place with an underbelly of drugs and violence. When his family is threatened he is forced back into action to save his loved ones and the town.

Ryder will play a biker who teams with James Franco's meth kingpin villain 'Gator'. Izabela Vidovic has also hopped onboard in the role of Statham's daughter.

Sylvester Stallone penned the script and is producing with Kevin King Templeton and Rene Besson. Shooting kicks off September 24th in New Orleans

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Avi Arad is coming onboard as producer on Kojima Productions and Sony Pictures' planned film adaptation of the "Metal Gear Solid" video game franchise reports Game Informer.

The first in the series of stealth-based games, which began back in 1998, the story follows an attempt to take back a secret military base from genetically enhanced soldiers who have hostages in tow and a dangerous next-generation nuclear weapon.

Sony has been developing the film adaptation for since at least 2006, but the attachment of the Marvel Studios founder and "Spider-Man" film franchise producer gives the project a new impetus.

"For many years I fought to bring comics to theaters - and video games are the comics of today. We will take our time and tell the story with all the nuances, ideology, cautionary tales needed" said Arad during yesterday's Metal Gear 25th Anniversary presentation.

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Bruce Willis is in negotiations to star as a CIA agent in the thriller "American Assassin" at CBS Films says Variety.

The story revolves around Mitch Rapp, a former Syracuse grad student who joins the CIA after his girlfriend his killed by a terrorist attack. Willis will play a company operative who serves as Rapp's mentor.

Jeffrey Nachmanoff will helm from a script by Mike Finch, while Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Nick Wechsler will produce. Shooting kicks off next Fall.