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'Bullet To The Head' Reloads On Feb 1. 2013; 'Gambit' Moves Up While '7500' Flight Delayed Until Next Year
- By Kevin Jagernauth
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- May 9, 2012 5:33 PM
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It's a good ol' release date swap meet! A few titles have switched around their dates, so get out your day planner and make the following changes accordingly....
Watch: Dudes From 'True Blood' & 'Entourage' Have A Bumpy Ride In Trailer For '7500' From The Guy Who Did 'The Grudge'
- By Kevin Jagernauth
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- January 31, 2012 3:12 PM
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"B-Movie Actors On A Plane." That's what this really should be called, but kudos to the dudes with brass balls at CBS Films who are wagering that there is an audience out there for a spooky movie starring that guy from "True Blood" (Ryan Kwanten) and Turtle from "Entourage" (Jerry Ferrera), along with the chicks from "Crank" (Amy Smart) and "The Hangover Part II" (Jamie Chung).
'Maniac' Remake Shot Entirely From Elijah Wood's POV; Vinessa Shaw Stars In 'Who Can Kill A Child?' Remake 'Child's Play'
- By Gabe Toro
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- January 23, 2012 11:44 AM
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More than a few were skeptical when the Alexandre Aja-directed remake of slasher-classic "Maniac" was announced, with Elijah Wood stepping into the gnarled, grotesquely-unattractive shoes of Joe Spinell. But they seem to have found a way around this, as Wood revealed to MTV at Sundance that the film was, "...entirely in P.O.V. You only ever see me in reflections and occasionally there are out-of-body experiences where you see more of me." While it's a dubious proposition to capture a film with a time and location so integral to its own identity, a fresh approach like this seems wise. Consider this: it could have easily become a found-footage movie.
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So lame!!
All in all, not a bad list, although I don't really agree with the ranking of the top
Got some red stuff on your collar there...
Wait a sec... They kicked Woodley out of Spider-Man 2 midway during shooting? Are you serious?
Louise, Make amends for? Make amends for? So, there you have it white movie goers , Louise
The Spider-man - Gwen Stacy scenes were the best part of TASM. If this decision means they're
Not sure what point you're trying to make. Shailene and Emma are both "cute" and
No, genius, Zod said he would kill EVERY human, one by one. The family stuck in the corner was just
It's like with Peter's different origin in TASM... Fans hate that / her and Sony is
Wow, this just gets better and better. This is going to be a collosal fuck-up on a grand scale.