Sasha Grey, Rob Lowe, Thomas Jane: Cast in I Melt With You
Sasha Grey joins the cast of I Melt With You, a indie film to be directed by Mark Pellington. I Melt With You is a thriller/drama that will also star Rob Lowe, Thomas Jane, Jeremy Piven, Zander Eckhouse, Abhi Sinha, and Arielle Kebbel. Read More…
The Debt (2007) Movie Trailer
Because of the remake, here is The Debt (2007) Movie Trailer. The Debt (2007) is directed by Assaf Bernstein and stars Gila Almagor, Yuriy Chepurnov, Oleg Drach, Sergiy Dvoretskyy, and Neta Garty. The Debt‘s plot synopsis: “The year is 1965. Rachel Brener is one of 3 young Mossad agents teem who caught “The Surgeon of Treblinca” Read More…
Cinephile Deal: Total Recall, Le Femme Nikita, Man on Fire, Robocop, Universal Soldier on Blu-ray for $10
Some action, horror, and scifi film greats have come out on Blu-ray and are on sale for only $10, 66% off of their suggested retail price. They are also selling Total Recall, The Lord of War, Robocop, Universal Soldier, Man of Fire, Interview with a Vampire, Le Femme Nikita, Read More…
Thor Comic-Con 2010 Movie Trailer
The Thor Movie Trailer seen at the San Diego International Comic-Con 2010 has been released online. Thor (2011) is directed by Kenneth Branagh and stars Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Natalie Portman, Kat Dennings, Jamie Alexander, and Anthony Hopkins. Thor (2011)’s plot synopsis: “The Mighty Thor, a powerful but arrogant warrior whose reckless actions reignite an ancient war. Read More…
Helen Flanagan Photos from Covent Garden
Helen Flanagan was recently photographed in London, England at Covent Garden. Helen Flanagan is an English actress who plays Rosie Webster on the UK TV Show Coronation Street. Flanagan “has been acting since the age of four and playing Rosie since she was nine Read More…
Toronto International Film Festival 2010: Film Lineup
The film line-up for the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF 2010) has been announced. The 35th Toronto International Film Festival is “a publicly-attended non-competitive film festival. Founded in 1976, the TIFF is now one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world. Read More…
Film Review: Predators
The unknown, disbelief, escalating dread, creditable characters, these are elements that most of the Predator sequels have lacked until now. Inventively in this film, human predators are turned into the prey, a fact they quickly become cognizant of.
The characters in Predators are the second best in the series next to the characters in the first film. Most are instantly believable as who they say they are, some more quickly then others by virtue of the way they are presented and the amount of dialogue they have.
The characters are not given artificial dialogue to spew, the dialogue is unique to them, their pasts (and present occupation), and from where they came from. It is one of best aspects of the film.
The female character in the film, Israel Defense Forces sniper Isabelle (Alice Braga), is more strongly written and acted than the film’s supposed lead mercenary of Royce (Adrien Brody). Most of the characters are self-sufficient, independent operators like from the first film. Only one or two are dependent on others and the group for survival. This is mostly do to the fact that they are not soldiers and are unarmed. Read More…
Inception Infographic: The Last Dreams and Kicks
An Inception explanation diagram, entitled the Inception Infographic, has been created and premiered online. The diagram illustrates the last dream mission of the film, its multiple dream layers, and the kicks used to get out of each one. Read More…


























