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Watch the First Trailer For Sofia Coppola’s ‘The Beguiled’
Watch the First Trailer For Sofia Coppola’s ‘The Beguiled’
Watch the First Trailer For Sofia Coppola’s ‘The Beguiled’
Well, would you look at that. Sofia Coppola went and made a proper genre film — transforming her signature dreamy style into something vaguely insidious in the first trailer for The Beguiled. A remake of the 1971 Clint Eastwood film (based on the 1966 novel of the same name), Coppola’s latest stars Colin Farrell as a wounded Union soldier who takes refuge at a southern boarding school headed by Nicole Kidman. And then things…take a turn.
Elle Fanning Voices a Parisian Ballerina in the Plucky ‘Leap!’ Trailer
Elle Fanning Voices a Parisian Ballerina in the Plucky ‘Leap!’ Trailer
Elle Fanning Voices a Parisian Ballerina in the Plucky ‘Leap!’ Trailer
There’s no shortage of kid-friendly movies that promote the importance of following your dreams and achieving your true potential. (I suspect in part because any Hollywood screenwriter who has sold a feature-length script has necessarily realized their dreams — easy for them to say.) Youngsters will get yet another lesson on the absolute vitality of dream-chasing this spring, when the new animated feature Leap! leaps into theaters on March 3. Dreams shall be followed, and what’s more, a little cartoon Dane DeHaan will speak explicitly about following those same dreams, just to be sure that no child leaves the theater unclear. To quote Jon Heder’s answering machine message in the figure-skating comedy vehicle Blades of Glory: if you can dream it, you can do it!
‘20th Century Women’ Review: A Tender Celebration of the Feminine Spirit
‘20th Century Women’ Review: A Tender Celebration of the Feminine Spirit
‘20th Century Women’ Review: A Tender Celebration of the Feminine Spirit
Early in 20th Century Women, Elle Fanning’s rebellious teenager Julie asks, “Don’t you need a man to raise a man?” With little pause, Annette Bening’s single mother Dorothea assuredly responds, “No, I don’t think so.” The latest from Mike Mills (Thumbsucker, Beginners), finds three women helping raise a teenage boy. It’s a premise that could easily crash and burn in the wrong hands by sacrificing nuance for stereotypes or marginalizing female voices to emphasize a male perspective. Yet 20th Century Women avoids all of that. Instead Mills has made not only one of the best films of the year, but one that unabashedly celebrates the feminine spirit.
Sofia Coppola’s ‘The Beguiled’ Gets a Synopsis, Release Date
Sofia Coppola’s ‘The Beguiled’ Gets a Synopsis, Release Date
Sofia Coppola’s ‘The Beguiled’ Gets a Synopsis, Release Date
Sofia Coppola’s latest project already sounds like it could be her most interesting in years, particularly for a longtime fan such as myself who found her last two efforts — Somewhere and The Bling Ring — to be entirely underwhelming (though not without some merit). The director has officially begun production on her next film, The Beguiled, a Civil War-era drama which marks her fourth feature with Kirsten Dunst, and will hit theaters next summer.
‘The Neon Demon’ Review: Beauty and Brains From the Director of ‘Drive’
‘The Neon Demon’ Review: Beauty and Brains From the Director of ‘Drive’
‘The Neon Demon’ Review: Beauty and Brains From the Director of ‘Drive’
There’s a moment early on in The Neon Demon, in which a fantastically icy Abbey Lee tells Elle Fanning’s doe-eyed aspiring model the first thing women notice about other women. Basically it’s: “Who is she f—ing? Could I f— them? How high can she climb? And is it higher than me?" It’s the closest thing to a thesis statement you’ll find in Nicolas Winding Refn’s latest film, a stylishly surreal effort that’s equal parts deranged fairy tale and devious satire, where all that glitters is ultimately cold.
‘The Neon Demon’ Gets Dangerous in New Red Band Trailer
‘The Neon Demon’ Gets Dangerous in New Red Band Trailer
‘The Neon Demon’ Gets Dangerous in New Red Band Trailer
The first trailer for Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon debuted a few days ago, but if you've been itching to see more footage from the Drive director's avant garde horror flick, there's good news for you. This UK red band trailer is a little shorter, but it does offer brief glimpses of additional scenes, as well as a quick cameo from Keanu Reeves — who very clearly does not like whatever it is that he sees.
‘The Neon Demon’ Debuts Two Fantastic Retro Posters
‘The Neon Demon’ Debuts Two Fantastic Retro Posters
‘The Neon Demon’ Debuts Two Fantastic Retro Posters
One of our most anticipated films of the year is The Neon Demon, Nicolas Winding Refn’s long-awaited follow-up to Only God Forgives. From the handful of images we’ve seen, the avant garde horror flick definitely appears to be in keeping with Refn’s more recent aesthetic. While we anxiously await word of an official release date, two fantastic posters and a new image of Elle Fanning have debuted online, appropriately maintaining that high-fashion, neon-drenched, foreboding atmosphere.

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