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Jesse Eisenberg Still Doesn’t Know if Lex Luthor Will Return
Jesse Eisenberg Still Doesn’t Know if Lex Luthor Will Return
Jesse Eisenberg Still Doesn’t Know if Lex Luthor Will Return
The following post contains SPOILERS for Batman vs. Superman. When we last left Lex Luthor at the end of Batman vs. Superman, he was behind bars at a supermax prison in Metropolis, warning Batman that the “bell” had already been rung and strongly insinuating that another villain from another world was already on its way...
Woody Allen’s ‘Café Society’ Confirmed to Open Cannes Film Festival
Woody Allen’s ‘Café Society’ Confirmed to Open Cannes Film Festival
Woody Allen’s ‘Café Society’ Confirmed to Open Cannes Film Festival
It was just a week ago that the first rumblings of Cannes rumors began to swirl in advance of the prestigious film festival’s official programming announcement in April. As eager film fanatics slumbered with visions of new pictures from Nicolas Winding Refn and Derek Cianfrance dancing in their heads, the Cannes board continued working to assemble a treasure trove of new cinematic offerings for 20
Watch the First ‘Batman vs. Superman’ Deleted Scene!
Watch the First ‘Batman vs. Superman’ Deleted Scene!
Watch the First ‘Batman vs. Superman’ Deleted Scene!
It’s a little unusual (OK highly unusual) for a movie studio to release a deleted scene from a movie just three days after that movie opened in theaters, but such is the case now with Batman vs. Superman. While most of us are still processing what we saw in theaters this weekend, Warner Bros...
Jesse Eisenberg Almost Had a Shocking ‘Batman v Superman’ Role
Jesse Eisenberg Almost Had a Shocking ‘Batman v Superman’ Role
Jesse Eisenberg Almost Had a Shocking ‘Batman v Superman’ Role
This goes without saying at this point, but spoilers for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice to follow — so if you haven’t had a chance to see Zack Snyder’s new blockbuster just yet (it’s only Friday, after all), feel free to turn back now. That said, Snyder reveals the very different role Jesse Eisenberg almost had, along with some insight into a key scene that takes place early in the film.
‘Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ Movie Review | ScreenCrush
‘Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ Movie Review | ScreenCrush
‘Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ Movie Review | ScreenCrush
Zack Snyder makes superhero movies, but his characters don’t act very heroic. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice features all the other trappings of the superhero genre: Capes, gadgets, outlandish muscles, punching stuff. But the two stars aren’t noble or chivalrous; they’re violent, aggressive, and angry — mostly at each other instead of the bad guys. In Snyder’s formulation, protecting the world from evil isn’t a gift or a calling; it’s a burden. And that feeling is reflected in the movie itself, a burdensome 150- minute slog about two men fighting over who is in the right when both are very clearly in the wrong.
‘Batman v Superman‘ Debuts Four Minutes of B-Roll Footage
‘Batman v Superman‘ Debuts Four Minutes of B-Roll Footage
‘Batman v Superman‘ Debuts Four Minutes of B-Roll Footage
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice hits theaters this week (in four days, but who’s counting?), and although we’ve seen plenty of footage in all the trailers and TV spots, Warner Bros. has released another preview of Zack Snyder’s superhero epic — just in case you’re feeling a bit impatient. Four minutes of B-roll footage has arrived online, offering a sneak peek at some previously unseen sequences, along with another look at the Batmobile in action and one particularly silly Laurence Fishburne.
Cannes Film Festival Preps with Official Poster, First Selections
Cannes Film Festival Preps with Official Poster, First Selections
Cannes Film Festival Preps with Official Poster, First Selections
The biggest event on the global cinematic calendar is nearly upon us, with the 69th Cannes Film Festival set for May 11-22. The selection committee won’t release their picks for the titles screening In Competition and the festival’s many sidebar programs until mid-April, but to stoke the fires of anticipation just a little, they’ve gone and revealed the official poster for this year’s proceedings
Now You See the ‘Now You See Me 2’ Trailer, Now You Don’t
Now You See the ‘Now You See Me 2’ Trailer, Now You Don’t
Now You See the ‘Now You See Me 2’ Trailer, Now You Don’t
Magicians: they’re no longer just people who remind of you of the good choices you made in life when seen at children’s birthday parties. Magicians are now “cool” and “sexy” and “played by Lizzy Caplan.” She’s taking the place of Isla Fisher, who was presumably busy keeping a brave face as she watched her husband of six years crawl into an elephant’s vagina, as one of two new key acquisitions for the fledgling franchise. As the newly released trailer embedded above indicates, she’s one of three newcomers, along with Chinese singer Jay Chou and actual boy wizard Daniel Radcliffe, showing a little range by portraying a character who cannot do magic, but does somehow have access to every single computer in the world, which is slightly more implausible.
Jesse Eisenberg Grieves in the ‘Louder Than Bombs’ Trailer
Jesse Eisenberg Grieves in the ‘Louder Than Bombs’ Trailer
Jesse Eisenberg Grieves in the ‘Louder Than Bombs’ Trailer
English-language debuts from foreign-language auteurs are always a dicey proposition. In the best cases, the director maintains his or her artistic signature and imposes it on actors domestic audiences recognize in language we can speak, creating a more immediately affecting experience — 2014’s Snowpiercer is a fine example, bringing South Korean master Bong Joon-ho to American audiences. Too often, however, what makes a foreign director’s filmography great can get lost in translation, or snuffed out by overbearing studio heads. With his latest film Louder Than Bombs, Norwegian talent Joachim Trier makes the jump, working in English with such familiar faces as Jesse Eisenberg, Gabriel Byrne, and Devin Druid. (You know, from the episode of Louie where he smokes pot as a teenager?) Having caught the picture back in September at the Toronto International Film Festival, I come today bearing good news: Louder Than Bombs is the real deal.

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