In Zombieland, Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson don't sit back and wait to die.
Their character strike back against the undead, to hilarious ends. Watch the trailer for this comedic horror movie below. It opens on October 2.
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This will come as no surprise to readers of the book, but the big screen version of Eclipse will be far darker than the first two installments in this franchise.
So says screenwriters Melissa Rosenberg. In an interview with E! News, she he credits the storyline and director David Slade for this tone.
"David has a darker sensibility, so it clicks," Rosenberg said. "The story has a slightly darker tone. I mean, it goes into a full-out battle, so it is darker in the nature of what it is. David was the perfect director for it."
Don't worry, fans, Rosenberg added: Eclipse won't be unrecognizable.
"They have the continuity of having the same writers and same actors, but the directors put their own stamp on it. They'll be similar, but very different."
Starring Jennifer Garner and Ricky Gervais, The Invention of Lying looks hilarious.
It focuses on a man that lives in a world where lying is yet to be invented. Gervais' character discovers this and, of course, takes full advantage of the quirk.
The comedy opens on October 2. Watch its official trailer below:
New Moon will hit theaters in less than two months.
But fans of the Twilight Saga don't even need to wait that long to purchase the film's soundtrack.
The official album hits stores on October 13. The complete track list for the CD has been released, and fans can check out each single below:
Coming out on February 12, Valentine's Day stars pretty much every actor and actress on the planet.
Hoping to be the next Love Actually, the romantic comedy focuses on various couples and individuals in Los Angeles that break-up and make-up based on the pressures and expectations of Valentine's Day.
It stars: Jennifer Garner, Bradley Cooper, Anne Hathaway, Julia Roberts, Patrick Dempsey, Jessica Biel, Jessica Alba, Taylor Swift and many others.
Watch the film's first official trailer below:
There have been a trio of New Moon trailers released online over the last couple months.
You can view each one in our video section for that movie, but why take that time?
Below, we've compiled what can only be described as The Ultimate New Moon Trailer. It's over six minutes in length and it combines all three previews into one. Enjoy!
Meanwhile, Fandango is reporting that its already sold out over 50 showings of New Moon on November 20. You might wanna look around and get your tickets for this blockbuster as soon as possible.
LeBron James has proven he can dominate the basketball court.
As for the big screen? Movie fans will soon find out.
The NBA star has signed on to appear as himself in the upcoming comedy Fantasy Basketball Camp. In the film, five average basketball fans attend James' Las Vegas fantasy camp and end up drawing the Cavaliers legend into their personal problems.
"I initially sought LeBron out because my 8-year-old son, Thomas, and I were just dying to meet him, but I felt that beyond being one of the world's great superstar athletes, here was someone so relaxed and comfortable with himself that he would have the capability to be that way onscreen," said producer Brian Grazer. "Later, when I watched him host Saturday Night Live, and saw his advertising work, it was clear he can do this."
LeBron isn't the first basketball player to star in a movie, of course.
Michael Jordan took on cartoon in Space Jam and Shaquille O'Neal has taken on terrible acting in multiple roles.
Jack Huston has landed a small, but critical role on Eclipse:
He'll portray Royce King II in the third Twilight Saga film, Rosalie Cullen's fiance, shows on screen in a flashback sequence.
So, is Huston ready for the fame a part in this franchise is likely to deliver? No, but he doesn't expect to be the next Robert Pattinson anyway.
"I don't think I will [face the madness] because of my part," he told E! News. "I'm actually kind of a nasty guy. I'm her fiancé who ends up basically trying to rape her. It's rather horrible."
Don't get Huston wrong, of course. He's thrilled to play any role at all in Eclipse.
"It's a great film to be a part of," the actor said. "This is a small part, but a relevant part in the movie. I think it'll be cool. Hopefully."
There was never any doubt that it would be made, but there's now a definitive release date for the next film in the Spider-Man franchise.
Spider-Man 4 will hit theaters a mere 19.5 months from now. It's scheduled to be released on May 5, 2011.
Tobey Maguire, of course, will don the Spider-Man outfit once more; while Kirsten Dunst reprises her role as Mary Jane; and Sam Raimi directs.
No word yet on the main villain Spidey will face. Got any suggestions?
Fresh off a starring turn in District 9, Sharlto Copley is officially joining the A-list.
How? By joining the cast of the A-Team movie.
The South African actor will portray the odd pilot H.M. “Howling Mad” Murdoch in Twentieth Century Fox’s remake of The A-Team series. He joins a cast that already includes:
Also, Jessica Biel has been added to the cast. He'll play Faceman's ex-girlfriend.
