Monthly Archives: July 2011

Take a look at the first trailer for Nadine Labake latest movie Where do we go now?

Universal Pictures has just acquired a pitch for The Nutcracker, a new version of the classic tale. The live-action adventure movie comes from John Mann and Jon Gunn, and Heat Vision reports that Peter Chernin and Dylan Clark  will produce. … Continue reading →

Hey everyone celebrating the summer we bring you 3 open competitions for a perfect summer with the movies. First competition is free tickets to Crazy Stupid Love Premiere. Second is a day for 2 at Edde Sands Beach & Third competition is … Continue reading →

Ryan Gosling was left with wet pants on the set of his new film after he fell victim to notorious practical joker George Clooney. Gosling is directed by Clooney in upcoming political thriller The Ides Of March, but the actor … Continue reading →

Watch the first teaser trailer for Paranormal Activity 3.

Hilary Swank is attached to produce and star in Shrapnel, an adaptation of the Radical comic of the same name. Variety hears Swank has long sought a “strong action vehicle,” and finally found it in this story of a former … Continue reading →

 It’s just the logo with the order to “assemble” in 2012, but it’s still early so the marketing machine is in tease mode. The Avengers stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Jeremy Renner, Mark Ruffalo, Cobie Smulders, Scarlett Johansson, … Continue reading →

Summit Entertainment has released the first image of Emile Hirsch in The Darkest Hour . Starring Hirsch, Olivia Thirlby, Rachael Taylor, Joel Kinnaman, and Max Minghella, the film centers on five people who become stranded in Moscow (notice the beautiful … Continue reading →

Watch the first full amazing trailer for the Amazing Spider-Man. It’s an all new chapter with an all new cast that will hit theaters next year in July.

Where do we go now is Nadine Labake’s new movie that was nominated during Cannes Films Festivals for Un Certain Regard. Where do we go now is about a  group of Lebanese women who try to ease religious tensions between Christians … Continue reading →