The Circle is a film that takes the idea of connectedness (email, social media, phone, etc.) to its logical and genuinely creepy extension.
Mae is temping as a customer service representative for an unnamed – company and hating it – when a friend gets her an interview at the ultimate social media company, The Circle.
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There will be a liestream event featuring Twitter CEO & Co-Founder Jack Dorsey will join Emma Watson, Tom Hanks, Patton Oswalt and screenwriter/director James Ponsoldt, discussing STX’s new film The Circle and issues related to our modern socially-connected world and technology.
The fireside chat can be found at @WeAreTheCircle beginning at 11am PT/2pm ET.
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‘Knowing is good. Knowing Everything is better,’ says Tom Hanks’s character, Eamon Bailey, founder and CEO of the world’s largest tech and social media company – in which Mae (Emma Watson) is a rising star.
But can anyone be safe when everyone is watching?
The Circle – based on the bestselling novel by Dave Eggers – will be in theaters on April 28, 2017. Check out the creepy new trailer after the break.
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Inferno, the third Robert Langdon adventure, is coming to home video on January 10th for Digtial HD and January 24th for 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD.
In what is rapidly becoming a rarity, all bonus features will be available in all formats. Read on for the complete list.
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‘Knowing is good. Knowing Everything is better,’ says Tom Hanks’s character, Eamon Bailey, founder and CEO of the world’s largest tech and social media company – in which Mae (Emma Watson) is a rising star.
But can anyone be safe when everyone is watching?
The Circle – based on the bestselling novel by Dave Eggers – will be in theaters on April 28, 2017. Check out the creepy first trailer after the break.
Ron Howard’s adaptation of Dan Brown’s Inferno may be the one that kills the franchise.
Inferno is more of the same with a crazy weird puzzle that must be solved to prevent a dead biochemist’s plan to kill off half the world’s population (to save it) from coming to fruition. This must be done by a half-dead Robert Langdon who is recovering from a head trauma and the doctor who helps him.
Tom Hanks has another Oscar®-worthy role in another very entertaining movie.
Clint Eastwood’s Sully tells the story we never knew about – the NTSB investigation into whether Captain Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberg made the right/only choice when he landed Castle 1549 in the Hudson River in January of 2009. All 155 souls aboard survived, but the investigators claimed he didn’t have to land there.
208 seconds after takeoff, on January 15, 2009, Captain Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberger landed his disabled plane on the Hudson River – saving everyone aboard. That’s the part of the story we all know.
The part we don’t know is the one where, behind the headlines, an investigation was going on could destroyed his reputation and career. That’s the basis for Clint Eastwood’s Sully.
In a trailer made for IMAX (the film was made with IMAX cameras), Eastwood talks a bit about the movie. The trailer follows the break.
Sully opens on September 9th.
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Bridge of Spies tells a story that unfolded over five years in a little under two-and-a-half hours. It’s the story of a man who was on the prosecutorial team at Nuremberg but had spent the time between then and 1957 as an insurance lawyer. Then he was asked to represent a Soviet spy and, in trying to do his job properly, became the second most hated man in America (after the spy) – until the Soviets shot down U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers.
It’s a case where real life became something out of a John LeCarre spy novel.
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When an American U-2 pilot is forced to land behind the Iron Curtain, it falls to a Brooklyn attorney to negotiate his release.
Bridge of Spies is the true story of James Donovan – tasked by the CIA to handle this near impossible assignment. Check out the trailer after the jump. Bridge of Spies will be in theaters on October 16th.
Sometimes it pays to be a nice guy – The Late Late Show With James Corden has more than tripled the show’s YouTube channel traffic.
Show segments – like Every Tom Hanks Movie is 7 Minutes and Katie Couric Pranks James Corden – have gone viral and garnered more than 20 million views.
For more details, follow the jump.
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