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Watch the Extremely NSFW ‘Tulip Fever’ Red Band Trailer
Watch the Extremely NSFW ‘Tulip Fever’ Red Band Trailer
Watch the Extremely NSFW ‘Tulip Fever’ Red Band Trailer
Tulip Fever exists. Totally. We promise. In fact, it exists so much that its bodice-ripper of a Red Band trailer was just released today, even though the release was pushed back for a third (or is it fourth?) time earlier this week. As if to apologize, The Weinstein Company released a very sexy trailer today that you definitely don’t want to watch in your office on your lunch break.
About That Time James Bond and Austin Powers Had the Same Plot Twist
About That Time James Bond and Austin Powers Had the Same Plot Twist
About That Time James Bond and Austin Powers Had the Same Plot Twist
Austin Powers in Goldmember is not a very good movie. Most of the jokes, when there are jokes at all, are callbacks to the previous two Austin Powers. Whole scenes consist entirely of co-writer/star Mike Myers riffing, usually with himself, about random subjects like moles or poop. The plot barely exists; its time-travel component makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Goldmember is the cinematic equivalent of a cubic zirconia. It bears all the superficial features of a movie. But something, something crucial yet invisible, is missing. There’s basically no reason to watch it — except one, and that’s the movie’s big plot twist which, 13 years later, became the big plot twist in Spectre.
Christoph Waltz Could Star in ‘Alita: Battle Angel’
Christoph Waltz Could Star in ‘Alita: Battle Angel’
Christoph Waltz Could Star in ‘Alita: Battle Angel’
Yep, that Alita: Battle Angel movie is still happening. With James Cameron set to produce, Robert Rodriguez at the helm, and Rosa Salazar on board to play the titular cyborg Alita from the manga series, all that’s left to do is to find the rest of the cast. And it looks like Christoph Waltz is in talks to play a pretty major role.
‘The Legend of Tarzan’ Review: An ‘Original’ Movie That Feels Like a Sequel
‘The Legend of Tarzan’ Review: An ‘Original’ Movie That Feels Like a Sequel
‘The Legend of Tarzan’ Review: An ‘Original’ Movie That Feels Like a Sequel
The Legend of Tarzan, based on the pulp hero by Edgar Rice Burroughs, focuses on a version of the jungle hero who’s long since given up swinging on vines and yelling at the top of his lungs. He doesn’t even answer to the name Tarzan anymore; he’s John Clayton, Lord of Greystroke and a famous celebrity in England, where he lives with Jane, who’s now his wife. He’s sort of like the version of Hercules from the underrated Dwayne Johnson movie from 2014, the “real” man behind a puffed-up myth. He’s also sort of like Gene Wilder’s character from Young Frankenstein without the sense of humor; denying his history and lying to himself about his true identity until the day his past comes back to haunt him. If “Young Frankenstein, but not funny” sounds like a troubling description for a movie, it should.
‘Tulip Fever’ Trailer: Alicia Vikander in a Deadly Affair
‘Tulip Fever’ Trailer: Alicia Vikander in a Deadly Affair
‘Tulip Fever’ Trailer: Alicia Vikander in a Deadly Affair
The Weinstein Company sure did pick a clever time to release the trailer for Tulip Fever, capitalizing on today’s news of Alicia Vikander’s casting as Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider reboot. The Oscar-winning actress stars in the studio’s seductive new period drama opposite Christoph Waltz and Dane DeHaan, and judging by the trailer, it looks like she’s playing a 17th century Dutch version of F—, Marry, Kill.
Christoph Waltz Might Return for Another Bond Film
Christoph Waltz Might Return for Another Bond Film
Christoph Waltz Might Return for Another Bond Film
Spectre wasn’t the biggest hit with fans of the James Bond franchise, due largely to the regressive nature of the script. After taking a step forward with Skyfall, director Sam Mendes and Daniel Craig’s 007 took two steps back in the latest outing, and the decision to play coy about the true identity of Christoph Waltz’s villain certainly didn’t do the film any additional favors. Regardless of how you felt about Waltz’s role in Bond’s 24th installment, the actor may very well return for another tussle with the iconic agent.
‘The Legend of Tarzan’ Trailer: Alexander Skarsgard Swings
‘The Legend of Tarzan’ Trailer: Alexander Skarsgard Swings
‘The Legend of Tarzan’ Trailer: Alexander Skarsgard Swings
Following today's first look at The Legend of Tarzan comes the first official trailer for the film, which revives the classic character with the help of Alexander Skarsgard and Harry Potter director David Yates. For those that suspected the new Tarzan film might be a bit silly, the trailer is filled with striking imagery and epic action shots, promising a movie that will be quite lovely to look at, at the very least.
10 Things You Might Not Know About ‘Django Unchained’
10 Things You Might Not Know About ‘Django Unchained’
10 Things You Might Not Know About ‘Django Unchained’
Quentin Tarantino originally wanted Kevin Costner to square off with his hero, but when his schedule wouldn’t let him appear in the film he was replaced by Kurt Russell. When Kurt Russell’s schedule wouldn’t let him appear in the film, the character, named Ace Woody, was completely written out of the script. That’s just one of the surprising facts packed into the latest episode of You Think You Know Movies, which is on a quest for revenge (and to bring you this information about Tarantino’s Django Unchained).
‘Spectre’ Review: For James Bond, Everything New Is Old Again
‘Spectre’ Review: For James Bond, Everything New Is Old Again
‘Spectre’ Review: For James Bond, Everything New Is Old Again
Spectre is amusing and stylish, but just barely. And its fixation on validating Bond’s worth in 2015 through a Snowden-esque subplot about a worldwide security network feels particularly inappropriate given the fact that so much of the movie is spent looking to Bond’s past, rather than his present or future.

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