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Predator From Mars Trailer: Life!

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Columbia Pictures has released a teaser spot for sci-fi film Life to be shown during Super Bowl LI. Check it out after the break.

Life opens on March 24th.

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Fourteen Added To Tony Awards® Presenters List!

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The 70th Annual Tony Awards® will have fourteen more presenters when it airs on Sunday, June 12 (8/7C) on ABC – hosted by James Corden.

Among the names added to impressive roster of presenters are: Uzo Aduba, Jake Gyllenhaal, James Earl Jones and Andrew Rannells. Follow the jump to check out the full list.

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Movie Reviews

Everest – The Mountain Always Has The Last Word!

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Everest is not a movie you want to see in IMAX if you have a problem with heights – the 3D is terrifyingly good, even when the big storm hits. Otherwise, it’s a movie that is easy to appreciate – even if ‘enjoy’ might not be the exact word to describe the experience you’ll have watching it.

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Rebuilding Trailer: Demolition – You Can Buy Almost Anything On eBay!

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Ten minutes after his wife dies, a hospital vending machine refuses to give Davis his M&Ms – setting off a chain of events during which he reexamines his marriage and his life.

Demolition stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Naomi Watts and Judah Lewis. It is directed by Dallas Buyers Club’s Jean-Marc Vallée. Check out the trailer after the jump.

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Enemy’s Tangled Web Scares, Provokes!

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Denis Villeneuve’s new film, Enemy, was actually filmed before last year’s Prisoners and – other than sustaining a single, predominant mood – has nothing in common with it except for the presence of Jake Gyllenhaal. Whatever commerciality Prisoners might have had is also absent here – unless commercial has suddenly become a synonym for intelligent, thoughtful, and simultaneously weird and deliberate.

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Villeneuve Takes Prisoners Beyond Genre!

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You will, almost certainly, read elsewhere that Denis Villeneuve’s film Prisoners is a revenge movie. Since vengeance cannot be enacted without there being some kind of finality to the original crime, I’m not quite how that would work. Rather, Prisoners is a psychological thriller with some nasty violence – a film that explores the depths to which a human being will sink to save his child.

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Source Code Melds Sizzling Action with High Intelligence and Romance!

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Suppose you could stop a nuclear attack on a major American city – but only by reliving the last eight minutes of someone else’s life and with no idea of where you were when you were not in that other, soon-to-end life. That’s the situation in which Jake Gyllenhaal’s Captain Colter Stevens finds himself in, in Duncan Jones’ Source Code.

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