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The Lost Boy.
Struggling to grasp reality since 1984. a blog by Peter Knegt.

“Date Night” Gets a Trailer

No sign of Mark Ruffalo, Kristin Wiig, Ray Liotta, Leighton Meester or Taraji P. Hensen, but the mega-casted (action-?)comedy “Date Night”‘s trailer is online.  I’m less excited now that I’ve seen this than I was when the announcement of the cast was made (Tina Fey, Steve Carell, Mark Wahlberg, James Franco & Mila Kunis round it out, and all make the trailer)... It looks a bit generic.  But I still have mildly high hopes for this cast-that-seemingly-can’t-go-wrong.

Best Worst Movie Trailer

I’m seriously considering watching the entire film tonight.

“Le Donk” In Edinburgh

Check out my article on the Edinburgh screening of Shane Meadows’ new film - shot in 5 days, with no script and 30,000 pounds.

Here’s the trailer:

It Wasn’t Me

Check the 32 second mark: 


Pretty excting, yeah?  I thought so too. Except that, after few seconds of feeling pretty cool, I thought to myself… “I don’t remember even writing about ‘The Cove.’” And it turns out, I didn’t. Eric Kohn did.  So while obviously I had no part in Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions research error, my sincere apologies to Eric my accidental credit taking.

“Shutter Island” Trailer

Whoa. Here’s the much anticipated trailer Martin Scorcese’s “Shutter Island,” featuring Leonardo diCaprio looking like Frank Wheeler stuck on some crazy ass island.  It feels more like a Dennis Lehane film than Martin Scorcese (which makes sense), and the supernatural thriller genre seems like it could be a stretch for big Oscar play. But not every movie is made to win Oscars.  I’m really curious to see how Scorcese handles this genre, and from the looks of this, it could be a lot of intense, spooky fun. And you CANNOT BEAT this cast (somehow Patty Clarkson makes the cliched line “they can’t let you leave!” feel inspired).  While I’m sure quite a few people are going to roll their eyes at this trailer, but it left me kind of excited. 

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