Opening on October 2, Shudder Island is based on a book by Dennis Lehane.
The film is set in 1954 and centers around Leonardo DiCaprio as a U.S. Marshall. He investigates a secretive mental institution for the criminally insane run.
The movie also stars Ben Kingsley, Michelle Williams, Mark Ruffalo, Patricia Clarkson, Emily Mortimer, Max Von Sydow and Jackie Earle Haley.
Check out the first official trailer below:
It looks like Mission: Impossible 4 is more than just a rumor.
Not only will Tom Cruise star in the movie, but J.J. Abrams told TV Guide that he'll produce the fourth movie in the action franchise.
"I am incredibly honored that Tom has invited me back as a producer on Mission: Impossible 4," said Abrams, who directed 2006's Mission: Impossible III. "Tom and I have come up with a really cool idea we are pursuing," he added.
The third installment cost about $150 million to make and earned $397.8 million worldwide.
Abrams, of course, directed the latest Star Trek movie and has produced TV shows such as Lost and Fringe.
In case you've been living under a rock, New Moon comes out on November 20.
With that in mind, and with millions of fans wondering about the film, MTV asked its stars to comment on the sequel to Twilight.
"There's definitely a difference in scale," Robert Pattinson said, comparing the movies. "I liked doing Twilight, but it felt very much like an indie movie - and [New Moon] definitely feels like it's a big movie."
As for specific scenes, Mike Welch (who plays Mike Newton) spoke to the music network about a major one.
"Kristen [Stewart] and Taylor [Lautner] had to lobby to get this one scene in the film that wasn't originally in - and I am forever indebted to them for that," he said, citing a popular moment from Stephenie Meyer's novel. "There's a scene that's in the book, the three-way date between Jacob and Bella and Mike, where Mike ends up getting sick, and it's just very awkward."
Lautner, meanwhile, said the cast created its own lines during various takes.
"We did a lot of improv on set," Lautner said. "We'd just be in a random forest and, after Jacob transforms [into a wolf], he all of a sudden becomes very agile, and I wanted to show that, because pre-transformation, he's clumsy. But as soon as he transforms, he's agile. So we'd be in a random forest, and I'd be looking around going, 'What can I do to show Jacob's agility in here?'
"Sometimes [director] Chris [Weitz] would be like, 'No, Taylor, we don't want you getting hurt, spraining an ankle.' But I was like, 'Well, how about I just jump off that and then jump through this?' And he was like, 'All right, give it a shot.'"
We can't wait to see how it all looks on screen.
The Hangover stars a guy from The Office and features a cameo by Mike Tyson.
So, how could it not be hilarious?!?
In case you are somehow not convinced, based on the description above, here's a sampling of The Hangover quotes:
Alan Garner: Counting cards isn't illegal. It's frowned upon, like masturbating on an airplane... Maybe since 9/11 when everyone got so damn sensitive. Thanks a lot Bin Laden! | permalink
Alan Garner: It would be so cool if I could breast-feed. | permalink
Phil Wenneck: Would you please put some pants on? I feel weird having to ask you twice. | permalink
Phil Wenneck: [his answering machine message] It's Phil, leave a message. Actually, you know what, don't text me. It's gay. | permalink
Black Doug: I always wondered why they were called roofies. Cause you're more likely to end up on the floor than the roof. They should call em groundies.
Alan Garner: Or rapies | permalink
Based on a real-life relationship between a homeless musician and a Los Angeles journalist, The Soloist opens this Friday.
Follow this article's jump for a look at the drama's trailer...
Jamie Chung and Jena Malone have joined the cast of Sucker Punch, director Zack Snyder's upcoming, all-female action fantasy.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chung (pictured) and Malone join Emily Browning, Vanessa Hudgens and Abbie Cornish in the movie.
Set in the 1950s, Sucker Punch focuses on a girl confined to a mental institution by her evil stepfather, who intends to have her lobotomized in five days. Ouch!
While there, she imagines an alternate reality to hide from the pain.
While buzz for New Moon continues to heat up the Internet, new reports state that the big screen version of Breaking Dawn might not be too far away, either.
Summit Entertainment is reportedly hoping to complete its Twilight franchise sooner than expected.
"With the sequel to the blockbuster hit New Moon now filming in Vancouver and its sequel, Eclipse, already deep in the planning stages, an individual close to the production has told The Wrap that work on the fourth and final in the series, Breaking Dawn, will start in late spring 2010," sources told The Wrap.
The site adds that "a Summit executive who declined to be identified said that there was no production schedule for Breaking Dawn, and no current plans to shoot in Vancouver."
We'll keep fans updated as news breaks on this story.
Mark Millar, the creator of the Wanted graphic novel and a producer on its upcoming sequel, recently spoke out on the project.
"As a producer on the thing, I'm excited," he wrote on his message board, adding: "I know who's in it and after doing 342 million at the box office we have [serious] money to spend on everything from cast to crew to script."
Regarding Evan Spiliotopoulos, who will write the sequel's script, Millar said: "This guy is supposed to be really good. He did a GREAT action script recently (on an unproduced movie) and that's what got him this."
We're still a year away from the release of Iron Man 2, but as he shoots the highly-anticipated sequel, Robert Downey Jr. is opening up about the blockbuster.
He told Collider.com that the film will be "incredibly risky and artistic for a big genre movie."
"The set pieces have to do with things that aren't your typical bad guy conflict. The relationships are very complex and hilarious," the actor that stars as Tony Stark said. "The motivations Tony has and why he turns around and does things has completely to do with his own internal processes... we're kind of trying to tell a story about how a dysfunctional family saves life on Earth as we know it."
Downey Jr. also confirmed that Garry Shandling has joined the cast to play a Senator.
According to reports, Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Group previewed the trailer for Toy Story 3 at the NAB Show in Las Vegas over the weekend.
The highlighted clip depicted "Woody supervising the Toy Story characters as they improvise a sign for the pic, only to have Buzz upstage them all with a high-tech version," according to Variety.
The voice of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles, Wallace Shawn, Estelle Harris, John Ratzenberger, Ned Beatty and Michael Keaton will all be featured in Pixar's third installment of this franchise.
Toy Story 3 opens in theaters in June 18, 2010.
