Last night was the first ever public screening of 'World War Z,' this summer's big zombie action-thriller. That would've been enough excitement for the fans in Hoboken, NJ who lined up for hours for their first look at the film. But they got an added surprise: Mr. Brad Pitt.
We were in attendance and after all the fuss, it turns out that 'World War Z' is actually...a pretty good movie.
The first of what we can presume to be many 'World War Z' viral videos has hit, a public service announcement about a terrifying wave of violence and chaos known as "Crisis Zero." Watch it after the break!
'Fight Club' was more controversial than successful when it came out in 1999. But David Fincher's gritty and highly stylized film adaptation of novelist Chuck Palahniuk's meditation on consumerism and masculinity has only gained in stature since its release and is now considered to be a modern day screen classic.
See what the cast of 'Fight Club' is up to these days.
In the past we've griped a little that the promo material for 'World War Z' was hiding the zombies, which seemed just a bit counterproductive for a big zombie movie. No such complaints today, however, as the first featurette for the summer release has arrived, introducing us to plenty of crazed swarms of the undead. Check it out after the break!
Shia Labeouf is pretty adept at teaming up with icons. He starred with Harrison Ford in the last Indiana Jones movie, is currently attached to join Robert De Niro in 'Spy's Kid' and now he may team up with Brad Pitt for the upcoming World War II movie 'Fury.'
Paramount Pictures' 'World War Z' seemingly has it all: Brad Pitt, big explosions, international intrigue, a looming apocalypse. Oh, and zombies. We shouldn't forget the zombies, even if it seems the studio has. Case in point: the new poster for the Marc Forster film, which features a forlorn Pitt as he surveys a devastated city from the safety of a helicopter. Lots of fire and destruction. No zombies.
The latest 'World War Z' trailer has us given us all kinds of mixed feelings. On one hand, we're pumped to see Brad Pitt traverse the world battling hordes of the undead, but we're also completely dreading the experience. For everything that piques our interest (a big zombie movie filled with prestige talent!) there's someth
It's Brad Pitt vs. a wave of zombies. Check out the new trailer below and ponder the future of the walking dead.
We'll say this about the new poster for 'World War Z': it looks pretty darn cool. Rather than slap some hastily photoshopped floating heads in some kind of generic pattern, the one-sheet chooses to emphasize one of the more interesting aspects of the trailer -- the massive, ant-like swarms of zombies that are a far cry from the traditional shambling corpses of 'The Night of the Living Dead' and 'The Walking Dead.'
