In advance of its premiere on August 18th, Netflix has released a sneak peek at a fight sequence from What Happened To Monday? – in which several Noomi Rapaces deal with their home’s invasion by government police/soldiers.
It looks like a first-rate brawl!
Seven sisters. One identity.
In an overpopulated world, governments have instituted a One Child Policy – making things almost impossible for septuplets to survive – and yet they do, sharing one identity in the outside world – each named for a weekday and only able to go out on that day of the week.
Then, Monday doesn’t come home…
What Happened to Monday? premieres on Netflix on August 18th.
Continue reading Noomi Rapace Times Seven Trailer: What Happened to Monday!
Noomi Rapace (the original and best Lizbeth Salander) is CIA agent AliceRacine – stuck on desk duty in London after failing to apprehend the man behind a terrorist in Paris.
She is unexpectedly called back into the field by her mentor, Eric Lasch (Michael Douglas) after new intel indicates a new attack.
Unlocked also stars Orlando Bloom, Toni Collette and John Malkovich.
The action-packed first trailer is pretty intense. Unlocked premieres in select theaters and on demand on September 1st.
At the end of Prometheus, Dr. Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and the synthetic David (Michael Fassbinder) set to find the homeworld of the Engineers.
Did they make it?
The new short, directed by Ridley Scott, Alien: Covenant: Prologue gives us the next chapter in their story.
Alien: Covenant opens on My 19th.
Continue reading Alien: Covenant: Prologue: What Dr. Shaw and David Did!
1953: A disgraced Russian cop (he wouldn’t denounce his wife s a traitor) is saddled with the investigation into the ‘accidental’ death of a young boy – but the boy was clearly murdered. His investigation leads to the discovery of others, also ignored or covered up – ‘murder is a capitalist disease!’
Tom Hardy stars as Leo Demidov in the adaptation of bestseller Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith. Noomi Rapace plays Leo’s wife, Raisa, and Gary Oldman co-stars as General Mikhail Nesterov. The three must track down a serial killer in a country that refuses to admit to his existence.
Child 44 premiere on April 17th. Check out the intense trailer after the jump.
If you see a gun in the first act of a movie, it must go off in the third. I’m paraphrasing there, The Drop does in fact show you a gun in the first act – more than one, actually – and, from there, the movie moves implacably to its inevitable, yet not quite expected end.
Continue reading The Drop: James Gandolfini’s Fine Finale; Tom Hardy’s Best Yet!
Two guys rob a bar. Ex-con bartender Bob Saginowski (Tom Hardy) has been funnelling mob money through the bar – which is owned by his cousin, Marv (James Gandolfini), also an ex-con, which is trying to go legit. Sadly, they are not the robbers. Not good.
Noomi Rapace also stars. The Drop has a September 12th release date. Check out the tense new trailer after the jump.
In his final role, James Gandolfini returned to the dark world of organized crime as the former owner of a bar that is used as a drop zone for ill-gotten money. The Drop also stars Tom Hardy and Noomi Rapace.
Check out the first trailer following the jump. The Drop will be in theaters on September 14th.
Continue reading Gritty Trailer: The Drop–James Gandolfini’s Last Role!
Niels Arden Oplev received near unanimous raves for his original take on The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo so it makes sense that his first film in English would be a complicated tale of vengeance. Dead Man Down, written by Fringe’s J.H. Wyman focuses on Viktor, right-hand man of crime boss Alphonse and Beatrice, the scarred victim of a drunk driver who lives with her nearly deaf mother. Viktor and Beatrice’s is the central relationship and a most unorthodox courtship.
Continue reading Dead Man Down Twists and Turns But It’s No Girl With The Dragon Tattoo!
This movie just looks more and more intriguing!
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows is almost as much fun as it predecessor but it may have been a mistake using Holmes’ greatest foe – Professor James Moriarty [The Napoleon of Crime] – so soon.