Guillermo Del Toro has a new film called The Shape of Water ‘an otherworldly fairytale’ set in a secret government laboratory where Elisa and her co-worker Zelda discover something magnificent.
The first trailer for The Shape of Water suggests that it might be as indescribable and beautiful and even heartbreaking as his classic Pan’s Labyrinth.
The Shape of Water will be in theaters on December 8th.
Continue reading The Princess Without Voice Trailer: Guillermo Del Toro’s The Shape of Water!
We’ve seen more than a few movies about single parents trying to give a gifted child a normal life. Some have been brilliant; others have been awful.
Gifted isn’t brilliant, but it’s got heart, and a few tweaks to what might otherwise have been a completely formulaic exercise.
Continue reading Gifted Isn’t As Brilliant As Mary But It’s Still Pretty Bright!
STEP chronicles the senior year of a girls’ high-school step dance team against the background of inner-city Baltimore. These young women find a unity through their team that pushes them to challenge themselves on and off the stage.
Fox Searchlight will premiere STEP on August 4th.
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When many months have passed following the murder of Milfred Hayes’ daughter without an arrest, she rents out three billboards on the road into town decrying the situation.
Chaos ensues.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri comes from the cleverly twisted mind of Martin McDonagh (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths) and stars Frances McDormand as Mildred Hayes. Woody Harrelson and Sam Rockwell also star.
Continue reading Wake-Up Call Red Band Trailer: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Table 19 is a lighter-than-air confection about a girl who was broken up with via text and went from being her oldest friend’s maid of honor to one of the people at table 19 – the people invited through a sense of obligation but not actually expected to attend.
Eloise McGarry (Anna Kendrick) was to be Francie’s (Rya Meyers) maid of honor until Francie’s brother, Teddy (Wyatt Russell), broke up with her via text. As a result, she is stuck at the ‘random’ table with others who should have RSVP’d NO – but not before sending a gift from the wedding registry.
Continue reading Table 19: Lovable Losers Escape Wedding Humiliation!
Samuel, a young Englishman, plots vengeance on his cousin Rachel in the belief that she murdered his guardian – until he starts falling in love with her.
My Cousin Rachel, starring Sam Claflin and Rachel Weisz, is based on the novel by Daphne DuMaurier. It opens on July 14th. Check out the international trailer after the break.
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Natalie Portman plays Jackie Kennedy – not the public Jackie, the one we know from television but the one whom we never saw: the one who had to deal privately with the loss of the man she loved.
That the man she loved was President John Fitzgerald Kennedy only heightened her loss.
In the first trailer for Jackie, we see a devastated woman hanging on for dear life – yet never, quite, slipping over the edge.
Natalie Portman is Jackie. Jackie will be in select theaters on December 2nd. The trailer follows the jump.
Based on the Daniel Clowes graphic novel, Wilson tells the story of Wilson, a honest misanthrope with absolutely no filters who discovers he has a teenage daughter and sets out to find her.
Like the graphic novel, the movie – and hence the trailer (which follows the jump) – should be considered NSFW.
Wilson will be in theaters on March 24, 2017.
Continue reading Ultimate Argument Red Band Trailer: Wilson!
What’s more important: giving a gifted child a chance to reach her intellectual potential and deny her the chance to be a kid, or allow her to be a kid at the expense of denying her the chance to reach her intellectual potential? Or is there a way to do both?
Those are the questions at the heart of Gift, the new movie by Marc Webb (500 Days of Summer). Check out trailer after the jump.
Gifted will be in theaters on April 12, 2017.
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy was not just First Lady, she was the architect of Camelot and as brilliant as she was dignified and poised.
Jackie follows her through the days following the assassination of her husband, John F. Kennedy, as she struggles to hold it together under the most trying of circumstances.
Jackie opens in select theaters on December 2nd. The trailer follow the jump.
Eloise got dumped – by text – the night before she was to be maid on honor at the same wedding where he’s best man. Instead of staying home and just sending a gift from the couple’s registry, she’s decided to go anyway. It’s the same wedding – the same celebration, right?
Table 19’s trailer suggests otherwise. Check it out after the jump.