For all of the stereotypes, the misconceptions, the representations of the drug and gang world in Mexico, Narco Cultura sets that straight by inviting viewers into a dangerous world and growing phenomenon, told by the people who live this disturbing but glorified lifestyle. Israeli documentary filmmaker and … [Read More]
I must admit, I’ve never been the biggest Matthew McConaughey fan – there’s just something about him that I didn’t gel with. However, I saw Mud earlier this year, and I was surprised by my change of heart. He was great. It looks like his newfound serious, mature acting … [Read More]
Introducing Skylan Brooks and Ethan Dizon as Mister and Pete – two adorable young kids living in Brooklyn’s projects, left to their own devices after their mothers are taken by the police. The trailer invites you into the struggle of pre-adolescent boys fending for themselves in a fight … [Read More]
Blue Caprice looks incredibly intense – based on a true story about the Beltway Sniper Attacks, this beautiful and chillingly crafted movie (well, the vibes you get from the trailer) looks like it’s going to be pretty great with long lasting deep effects! It was the official Selection … [Read More]
This time it’s Terrence Howard’s turn to have a go at playing Mr Mandela, however, this film is not his focus – it’s all about Winnie; his ex-wife. An incredibly strong, determined woman, played brilliantly by Jennifer Hudson. [springboard type=”video” id=”778887″ player=”tmbg001″ width=”599″ height=”336″ ] Starring Academy … [Read More]
Beautifully shot, delicate, original and unique – Beyond was written, directed, edited, and co-produced by Raphael Rogers, starring Bianca Malinowski as Arya Vega. It’s inspiring that it was all shot with a simple camera! The visuals are impressive, the vast landscape is brilliant – it’s exciting how … [Read More]
Geoffrey Rush appears to play a sympathetic huggable old boy (see above pic) in The Book Thief – the type of foster parent you definitely wouldn’t mind having. Young French Canadian actress Sophie Nelisse stars in her first non-French language film, and looks like she is a … [Read More]
Directed by: Rawson Marshall ThurberStarring: Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, Emma Roberts, Will Poulter, Ed Helms, Kathryn Hahn, Nick Offerman [springboard type=”video” id=”777921″ player=”tmbg001″ width=”599″ height=”336″ ] After being robbed of a week’s take, small-time pot dealer David is forced by his boss to go to Mexico … [Read More]
Based on the 2007 best-selling novel Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead, Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters is due for release early next year. Last month we shared with you the awesome motion poster (link below) and now we bring you the official trailer…yeahhh! https://themovieblog.com/2013/vampire-academy-poster-its-pretty-bloody-cool/ [springboard type=”video” id=”776055″ player=”tmbg001″ width=”599″ height=”336″ ] … [Read More]
I had a great chat with Douglas Spain – a charming, humble, multi-talented guy who acts, directs, and produces. Fans of HBO’s Band of Brothers will know him from the show as Antonio ‘Tony’ Garcia, but he has also been in a number of movies. He captured critical praise … [Read More]
C.O.G was in the Official Selection for the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. It is based on David Sedaris’ autobiographical short story originally featured in Naked. In an alternative choice to spend a summer working on a farm after life at Yale, this film looks like it’s going to … [Read More]
Everytime I see the word (which isn’t that often i’ll add) I get I’m a Gigolo Spending Lots of Dough stuck in my head for a good hour or so. I don’t think the song really fits with the sweetness of John Turturro, but this film this looks like it’s … [Read More]