Spike Lee, Josh Brolin and other cast members talk about Lee’s take on Oldboy in a new featurette after the jump. Oldboy is in theaters on November 27th.
Tag: FilmDistrict
Red Hot Red Band Trailer: Oldboy!
FilmDistrict has released a red band trailer for Spike Lee’s remake of Chan-wook Park’s Oldboy. Lee’s take on Oldboy stars Josh Brolin as the man who has been held captive by a mysterious person and then released – seemingly for no good reason. Oldboy will be in theaters open in theaters on November 27th, 2013. […]
Red Band Trailer: Spike Lee’s Oldboy! Definitely NSFW!
FilmDistrict has released a red band trailer Spike Lee’s remake of the Korean revenge thriller Oldoy. At first glance, it seems possible that Lee may have done right by Chan-wook Park’s original. One thing’s for sure, Josh Brolin has himself another terrific role! See for yourself by following the jump.
Hot Red Band Trailer: Only God Forgives!
Follow the jump for the red band trailer for Only God Forgives – from the guys who gave us the superb Drive. Need I say more?
Dead Man Down Twists and Turns But It’s No Girl With The Dragon Tattoo!
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 […]
Hot Trailer: Olympus Has Fallen!
OMG! It’s Die Hard in The White House! Looks like big summer fun, too! (If by summer, you mean March 22…)
Hot Trailer: Parker–Jason Statham Takes On Richard Stark’s Iconic Hard-Boiled Career Criminal!
A lot of very good actors – including Mel Gibson and the late Lee Marvin – have played Richard Stark’s Parker. He’s a career criminal with a simple code: don’t steal from people who can’t afford it; don’t hurt anyone who doesn’t deserve it, and if you say you’ll do something and don’t, he’ll make […]
The Spirit Of Snake Plissken Lives In Lockout!
Lockout is to Escape From New York what Battle Beyond The Stars was to The Magnificent Seven and The Seven Samurai – a low-budget romp that transplants one’s setting [Battle Beyond The Star to space from the old west or ancient Japan; Lockout to space from a post-apocalyptic New York that’s been turned into a […]
Drive: Art Film with Crime, or Arty Crime Film?
Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive is a strange beast. The ads make it look like an action/crime thriller, but it’s more a suspenseful noir-ish art film with occasional ultra-violent outbursts. Between Refn’s direction and Ryan Gosling’s performance in the lead, it is one of the oddest good films of the year.
First Look: UK Gangster Flick London Boulevard!
In the criminally underseen In Bruges, Colin Farrell won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of a hitman. In the upcoming London Boulevard – which hits UK screens later this month – he returns to that kind of role as he plays an ex-con turned celebrity bodyguard [Keira Knightley plays the celebrity] whose past [in […]