Posts Tagged ‘poster’

Brave Teaser Poster

Thursday, June 23rd, 2011

Cars 2 releases in the states this weekend, and although I’ve had to miss the press preview due to studies I did find this teaser poster for Pixar’s next film. I’m actually far more excited about Pixar’s first original film since Up, entitled Brave. The movie’s teaser trailer will premiere in front of Cars 2. “What we want to get across [with the teaser] is that this story has some darker elements,” director Mark Andrews told Entertainment Weekly. “Not to frighten off our Pixar fans — we’ll still have all the comedy and the great characters. But we get a little bit more intense here.”

Source: http://insidemovies.ew.com

Just Go with It

Saturday, May 7th, 2011

Review

I finally got to see the latest Adam Sandler movie, and for once it didn’t disappoint. Although Sandler throws in his usual super lame jokes and his regular cameo friends show up in different places this isn’t the usual Sandler romp.

 

There are really great laughs in here, which play steadily enough to make the overall movie enjoyable. Miss Jennifer Aniston is of course a crucial element to that, playing Sandler’s secretary, who’s playing his ex wife. Surprisingly the story also becomes rather sincere at points, giving the movie a rare authenticity for a comedy.

 

Although played out in front of a stunning Hawaiian backdrop the story link that gets them there is incredibly weak. One wonders if the cast and crew just wanted an excuse to film somewhere tropical. That aside it’s definitely worth the price of admission. Laughing with an audience is always more fun than laughing alone.

Green Lantern

Thursday, November 18th, 2010

Justin Bieber: Never Say Never

Tuesday, October 26th, 2010

Review

An interesting take on the concert movie genre, leaning more towards a documentary style. It’s heart warming and full of fluff but it also shows that the Biebs is more than just a teenage icon, he’s extremely talented. I took two Bieber haters with me to watch the movie and although they weren’t exactly singing his praises, they admitted that the kid had talent. The movie does feel like a opportunistic grab at making some easy money off a die hard fan base, but it gives the fans what they want and how often do movies achieve that?

Check out the official movie website for more info: justinbieberneversaynever.com

The first Spud teaser poster

Monday, June 28th, 2010