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It’s Man Against Nature in the ‘Only the Brave’ Trailer
It’s Man Against Nature in the ‘Only the Brave’ Trailer
It’s Man Against Nature in the ‘Only the Brave’ Trailer
When it comes to natural disaster movies, the bigger, the better. San Andreas was delightful in its boorish stupidity, The Perfect Storm is a stone-cold classic, and don’t even get me started on how excited I am for Geostorm. Man against nature is the oldest plot in history, which is why it’s about darn time we saw Josh Brolin play a firefighter.
Get Locked and Loaded for New ‘American Assassin’ Trailer
Get Locked and Loaded for New ‘American Assassin’ Trailer
Get Locked and Loaded for New ‘American Assassin’ Trailer
The X-Men have grounds for a lawsuit. The latest trailer for the forgettably-named upcoming action-thriller American Assassin begins with a squadron of new recruits going through a training exercise in a high-tech virtual facility. Hard-light holograms act as attackers, and though they may be projections, the “shots” they fire definitely hurt like real bullets. This dangerous room bears a suspicious resemblance to the Xavier School’s Danger Room, to the point that the wheelchair-bound telepath could probably hash this out outside of court for a fat stack of settlement dough. These may be fictional characters in fictional situations, but the American Assassin trailer does not give the average news-post writer much more to discuss.
Dylan O’Brien Gets a Gun in New ‘American Assassin’ Photos
Dylan O’Brien Gets a Gun in New ‘American Assassin’ Photos
Dylan O’Brien Gets a Gun in New ‘American Assassin’ Photos
When he’s not running in mazes or being welcomed to the Scorch, Dylan O’Brien is a black ops assassin ready to handle the CIA’s most sensitive crimes. O’Brien stars as Mitch Rapp, a counterterrorism operative who has to stop a maniac from starting a third world war in American Assassin. The film is based on the first of a 15-book-long series by Vince Flynn, and if this one does well in theaters, we can expect a whole lot more, as this is the first in a planned franchise.
‘True Detective’ Star Taylor Kitsch to Make Directing Debut
‘True Detective’ Star Taylor Kitsch to Make Directing Debut
‘True Detective’ Star Taylor Kitsch to Make Directing Debut
It took a few years and a few fumbles before Taylor Kitsch finally made good use of his promising talents. Following the success of Friday Night Lights, Kitsch was miscast in everything from John Carter to an X-Men spinoff, but his recent roles in Lone Survivor and True Detective Season 2 have mostly delivered on that earlier promise. Kitsch is keeping the momentum going by re-teaming with Lone Survivor director Peter Berg, who will produce the actor’s directorial debut — a drug drama that puts Kitsch in familiar territory.
‘The Raid‘ Remake Loses Director, Taylor Kitsch and Studio
‘The Raid‘ Remake Loses Director, Taylor Kitsch and Studio
‘The Raid‘ Remake Loses Director, Taylor Kitsch and Studio
The planned U.S. remake of hit Indonesian action flick The Raid had some good things going for it: for audiences, there was the involvement of career tough guy Frank Grillo and Taylor Kitsch, the latter of whom has apparently walked away from the project along with director Patrick Hughes. And to top this bad news off, Screen Gems has decided they will no longer distribute the film, leaving the future of The Raid uncertain.
'True Detective' Digs Deeper in 'Maybe Tomorrow'
'True Detective' Digs Deeper in 'Maybe Tomorrow'
'True Detective' Digs Deeper in 'Maybe Tomorrow'
Here’s the thing: comparisons between Season 1 and Season 2 of True Detective are inevitable. The first season of Nic Pizzolatto’s HBO detective drama was a near-perfect character piece in which the cultish serial killer mystery was an added bonus. And although this is an anthology series, so far we only have that one season to go on. Comparing the technical aspects and general quality of Season 2 to Season 1 is fair, but there’s been a lot of complaining that the second season is downright bad (it’s not). The problem is that everyone loved that first season so much that they just instinctively want more of the same.

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