Following the CBS upfront last week, behind-the-scenes videos were released for the the network’s new shows. Now take a look at the actual trailers for The Crazy Ones, Hostages, The Millers, Mom and We Are Men.
What would it be like to see Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis together in a movie about a faux family smuggling drugs? Check out the trailer for We’re The Millers above – and the Red Band trailer after the jump – and remember, the question wasn’t whether Aniston would finally be in another good movie… We’re The Millers opens on August 9th.
The Lone Ranger is one of those movies that could be either a spectacular success or a mind-boggling failure. The trailers – including the newest one (follow the jump to view) – look great, but trailers can lie. As a Lone Ranger fan since the original TV series, I’m hoping for the spectacular success – but I’m still crossing my fingers.
Here’s hoping The Lone Ranger can bring dusters back – or at least not kill them off for another generation…
I think Zack Snyder may have nailed it. Check out Man of Steel’s spectacular final trailer after the jump.
Nominees for the 2013 Teen Choice Awards have been announced and, once again, some of the choices are really mystifying – I mean, apart from the Twilight Saga’s inexplicable and almost overwhelming success.
When some of the choices come from movies that were seen by dozens of people – instead of the, y’know, actual successes – you have wonder WTF? How do box office duds like the Total Recall remake, The Words and Peeples muster enough votes to make the list – unless a lot of non-teen, behind-the-scenes spin doctors have spun some magic with the numbers. Or maybe teens were the only people to see those movies and every last one of them voted.
Whatevs. For the complete list of nominations, deserving and unnerving, follow the jump.
Summer television continues to just get better and better: BBC America is adding to the increasing quantity of summer must-see-TV with the return of its first original scripted series, Copper (pictured), for a second season; the American premiere of Broadchurch – a mystery series starring Doctor Who’s David Tennant; a new, four-night Luther miniseries; the premiere of the final season of the original Being Human; and the truly unique zombie apocalypse drama, In the Flesh. New series Bang Goes the Theory and Dangerman: The Incredible Mr. Goodwin join perennial favorite, Top Gear’s twentieth (!) season on the unscripted side of things.
Details for all of BBC America’s summer programs are included in the press release that follows the jump.
The Broadcast Television Critics Association has announced the nomination for the 3rd Annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards. In an announcement that suggests the BJTA pays far more attention to what’s actually good on TV, there are some new and interesting nominations in their list – including Orphan Black’s Tatiana Maslany for Best Actress in a Drama Series and Suburgatory’s Jeremy Sisto for Best Actor in a Comedy Series.
Cable networks HBO and FX lead in total nominations, with 21 and 19 respectively. The most nominated series were The Big Bang Theory and American Horror Story: Asylum with six apiece. At least nine other series scored four nominations, or more, apiece.
The 3rd Annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards will be webcast live on UStream (at: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/critics-choice-television-awards) on Monday, June 10th. The ceremony will be hosted by Retta, star of NBC’s community.
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