The Contenders: Matthew McConaughey Starrer DALLAS BUYERS CLUB Moves To November
If Matthew McConaughey doesn’t win an Oscar this year, it will be a travesty of epic proportions. Between his spectacular performance in Mud, his role in Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street and what looks to be the role of his career in Dallas Buyers Club, the often underappreciated actor has more routes to an Academy Award this year than even a Weinstein movie. Well, Focus Features much see Oscar gold in McConaughey’s future, too. The distributor is moving up the release date of the AIDS drama Dallas Buyers Club from Dec. 6 to Nov. 1, putting it in prime Academy Awards territory. Dallas Buyers Club, directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, tells the real-life story of Texas electrician Ron Woodroof who took on the US medical establishment by smuggling antiviral meds in to the US at the height of the AIDS crisis. The new release...
Read MoreWatch The Full Teaser Trailer For DIVERGENT Starring Shailene Woodley and Kate Winslet
Last week, we saw what could only be described as 13 amazing seconds of Divergent, the dystopian sci-fi film based on Veronica Roth’s YA novel of the same name. Now, thanks to MTV which debuted this teaser trailer during the VMAs, we get a much longer and even more exciting look at what will likely be the first big blockbuster of 2014. Check it...
Read MoreIs Bryan Cranston Officially Lex Luthor in BATMAN VS. SUPERMAN?
While everyone was in a tizzy about Ben Affleck being named Batman in the upcoming sequel to Man of Steel, we may have forgotten that one Bryan Craynston was still in the mix for the role of Lex Luthor in Batman Vs. Superman. Well, over at Cosmic Book Resources, they’re saying that it’s a done deal… Bryan Cranston is Lex Luthor. The article goes on to say some pretty wild things about the number of appearances in DC Cinematic Universe movies, including at least six but up to ten movies for Cranston’s Luthor. It also mentions that Ben Affleck has been signed for 13 appearances as Batman. Those rather ridiculous numbers aside, the Affleck announcement gives credence to a Cranston Luthor rumor. Cranston played a major role in Ben Affleck’s Argo. Plus, Craston starring in the Warner Bros./Legendary Pictures production of Godzilla due...
Read MoreFinally! Val Kilmer and Adam West On #Batfleck
The #Batfleck controversy seems to be dying down a bit, and cooler heads have prevailed with numerous online columns suggesting that Ben Affleck as Batman might not suck and the king of all Geekdom giving his blessing to Ben. Now, two former Batmen are lending their support, and giving a bit of advice, to the newest Caped Crusader. The man who always carried shark repellent in his utility belt had this to say to the latest Batman: Remember Ben, with the cape and cowl comes great responsibility (and lots of heat). Bring deodorant. #batman @BenAffleck — Adam West (@therealadamwest) August 23, 2013 And then there’s poor Kilmer. He arguably played the most boring Batman of them all and has taken his own knocks for it, so he had a little “Leave Britney Alone!” moment for Mr. Affleck: Give Ben...
Read MoreJoss Whedon Weighs In On The Affleck Batman Debate
The internet almost broke when Ben Affleck was announced as the new Batman in the sequel to Man of Steel. According to the Hollywood Reporter, 71 percent of the Tweets in the first hour after the announcement were negative. And fans even launched online petitions to have Warner Bros. reverse a decision that was actually in the making before Man of Steel was even released in theaters. Well, the king of all geekdom, Joss Whedon, has chimed in on the Affleck debate, and he took to Twitter to give his approval to the casting: Affleck’ll crush it. He’s got the chops, he’s got the chin — just needs the material. Affleck & Cavill toe to toe — I’m in. — Joss Whedon (@josswhedon) August 24, 2013 As the man behind The Avengers, arguably the best superhero movie ever made, Whedon’s opinion should hold...
Read MoreFirst Look: Watch 13 Amazing Seconds From DIVERGENT Starring Shailene Woodley
Lionsgate’s Summit Entertainment is hoping the dystopian action flick starring Shailene Woodley and Kate Winselt, based on the bestselling YA novels by Veronica Roth, will be the next Hunger Games.We know how that has generally turned out in the past when someone says they’re looking for the next ____. But the press leading up to Divergent has certainly been louder than any other failed attempt at a major YA adaptation since The Hunger Games, including an Entertainment Weekly cover story. (And the film isn’t being released until March!) So to tease the teaser trailer which teases the full trailer, Summit just released this 13 glorious seconds from the film. Check it out: Divergent opens on March 21,...
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