It is very rare that I will post two posters from the same movie at the same time, but I just love these posters. The film noir is so authentic and practical to the theme of the movie. If you have seen the trailer, you know director Joe Johnston created a Gothic film that is horrific.
AICN made the first poster available while Cinematical introduced the second poster. Which one do you like the best?
I can’t wait until this movie comes out; it will rock your senses.
The second poster is so simple but catches the viewers attention. So much so that we know the wolfman is not far and perhaps the frightened woman, Emily Blunt, is only a deadly tear away.
Brian E. (20) is the luck winner!!! This is a great movie that we will hear about while the award programs begin formulating toward the end of the year.
Two people I know rave about An Education, a Lone Sherfig ’s film. They saw the movie last June and still talk about how it gets them thinking more and more about the two main characters Jenny and David played brilliantly by Carey Mulligan and Peter Sarsgaard. Thus, I am drawn into the film as well and have done a couple of posts about the movie.
An Education won two awards at the Cannes Film Festival 2009: Audience Award, World Cinema Dramatic Competition and Cinematography Award, World Cinema Dramatic Competition.
My friends strongly believe that both actors will be apart of the Oscar conversations that start rolling out about now. One even believes SAG will give the movie an Ensemble Cast nod.
All in all, it is a movie worth seeing if it comes to your town. It opens on a limited release October 18, 2009.
The Lovely Bones is Peter Jackson’s next movie after King Kongof four years ago. So I am happy to see Jackson behind the camera again and even bold enough to take on another genre. Lovely Bones is a smaller movie based on a novel about a young girl who, indirectly, helps solve her own murder.
The story is a supernatural thriller, which the trailer contains plot spoilers.
The movie has some great actors, just read the poster and you’ll see.
Overture Films just sent me their teaser poster for The Crazies, a horror film opening February 26, 2010. The Crazies is a reinvention loosely based upon the George Romero classic about the inhabitants of a small Iowa town beset by insanity and then death after a mysterious toxin contaminates their water supply. Directed by Breck Eisner, The Crazies stars Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell, Danielle Panabaker and Joe Anderson.
The poster is pretty cool in that it doesn’t terrify me. I like the rural look of the road sign with “Help US” written in blood over “… friendless place on Earth.”
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus poster is finally here which means the movie has a distributor and it opens October 16, 2009 in selected theaters. All the footage and trailers I have seen so far draws my curiosity and excitement to see the completed movie by Terry Gilliam.
So I announce myBarney and Friendswinners, which is all light and fluffy, and then BANG! BANG! Two new posters for Bad Lieutenant starring Nicolas Cage and Eva Mendez arrive at my door step. Cage and Mendes look so serious. Being a bad cop is no fun. Yet, I hear that Cage is hilarious in the movie as well. Of course, there’s violence, guns, sex and drugs. Something Barney would never approach with the kiddies.
The story is about a fox named Mr. Fox (George Clooney). In order to feed his family, he steals chickens, ducks, and turkeys at night from three mean, stinky and wealthy farmers: Boggis, Bunce and Bean. The farmers are fed up with this and try everything to kill him. One night they wait outside his foxhole in an attempt to ambush him. When Mr. Fox emerges from his home, they fire at him but only succeed in blowing off his tail. Ouch!
Determined to catch him, the farmers use spades and shovels to dig their way into the foxes’ home, but Mr. and Mrs. Fox (Meryl Streep) and their son dig a tunnel deeper into the ground and manage to escape. The farmers even resort to using bulldozers in order to dig deeper into the ground.
More happens in the story. The trailer is fun to watch - it’s wildly nutty.
The movie poster is wicked. Scissors with passionate profiles as the handles sets the emotion for the story. I believe that’s blood coming from the center of the scissors.
Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg star in Lars von Trier’sAntichrist. The story is about a grieving couple who retreat to ‘Eden’, their isolated cabin in the woods, where they hope to repair their broken hearts and troubled marriage. But nature takes its course and things go from bad to worse.
I have a feeling that people will either really like this movie or really hate it.
Yahoo just posted the movie poster for This is It, which says it all. Soon after Michael’s passing we were told that an enormous amount of footage had been filmed of Michael Jackson rehearsing for his comeback tour.
Sadly those concerts cannot happen now, but director Kenny Ortega (High School Musical, II and III) has taken the rehearsal material and edited the work into a theatrical presentation that’ll hit screens near the end of October.
Please note that Screenhead is sponsoring a Michael Jackson DVD giveaway here. It’s a tribute to Michael Jackson.
I always wanted to drive a car off an airplane. My adrenaline would go so high and I’d feel so fantastic. It wouldn’t take much strength because I’d drive the car so fast, so as not worry if I’d careen all over the snow. Wow!
Actually, this film clip from 2012 is pretty darn wacko and cool. It looks so real with all those cars flipping off the airplane and airbags puffing up. Go Cusack and friends!
The poster is okay. I’ve seen enough posters of this movie to get the idea that the world is going to end come 2012. Mayans are right and we should do something about it. In the meantime, I am going to the movies! 2012 opens in November 2009.
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus poster is finally here which means the movie has a distributor and it opens October 16, 2009 in selected theaters. All the footage and trailers I have seen so far draws my curiosity and excitement to see the completed movie by Terry Gilliam.
