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[brucegray666]

New Men in Black 3 trailer -



As much as I sneered at the thought of a second MiB sequel this looks like it might be quite fun.

[Christian U]

Yeah, that looks like it could be a lot of fun, even. Never bothered to see the first sequel... maybe I'll make a thing of it.

[Steve Sensible]

As watchable as Will Smith is, I'll be amazed if this turns out to be anything less than a train wreck considering they started shooting with only the first third of the script written.

[brucegray666]

Japanese trailer for Brave. Playing more upon the mystical side of the story...

[Rory Abel]

As watchable as Will Smith is, I'll be amazed if this turns out to be anything less than a train wreck considering they started shooting with only the first third of the script written.

In their defense, it was only the third act (so a quarter of the film) that wasn't written .

[Nicholas Taggart]

Since the cast of Men in Black 3 was announced and especially since the first trailer I have felt that casting Josh Brolin as a 20 something Tommy Lee Jones was odd. He looks maybe 10 years younger than him. I'm glad to see that has been made into a joke at least.

Yeah, that looks like it could be a lot of fun, even. Never bothered to see the first sequel... maybe I'll make a thing of it.

The first sequel is hideous. Probably best to just watch the first one again.

[Christian U]

Maybe the first one first and then the second one, and after that my expectations for the third one will be low enough I'll be happy with it no matter what...

[steveuk]

No, really, the second one only has Rosario Dawson and... actually that's all it's got going for it.

I think there's a couple of jokes, somewhere, but it's a mess.

[brucegray666]

[steveuk]

I love the first one but after that, it's the law of diminishing returns. Even the Scrat stuff becomes overblown.

Still, it should be a good film for a Sunday afternoon and blessing to those blessed with their own little Rugscrats.

[Johnny Henning]

New CABIN IN THE WOODS TRAILER, mo-fo's!

[steveuk]

'Project S.E.R.A.' Filmmaker Signs With Industry Entertainment (Exclusive)

Benjamin Howdeshell's short debuted Feb. 15 and is fielding offers to turn it into a web series.




Benjamin Howdeshell, who wrote and directed the Internet short Project S.E.R.A, has signed with management firm Industry Entertainment.

The short debuted on Feb. 15 and generated enough buzz that Howdeshell found himself on the receiving end of phone calls from agents and managers.Howdeshell is an assistant editor who worked on sci-fi movies such as Resident Evil: Extinction, Season of the Witch and The Darkest Hour. Harboring dreams of being a director, he decided to make a short to showcase his abilities, and came up with S.E.R.A., a zombie-style action story.

He is also fielding offers to turn S.E.R.A. into a web series and developing an action thriller feature that he

http://www.hollywood...tainment-297158

[brucegray666]

First look at Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp in The Lone Ranger:

[Ulf Imwiehe]

That looks gloriously camp. Not bad…

[Johnny Henning]

Nice to see Depp is playing against type and going for a more subtle, realistic approach to the character.

[steveuk]

Oh.... dear.

Jack Sparrow casts a long shadow.

[David Meadows]

Nice to see Depp is playing against type and going for a more subtle, realistic approach to the character.

I wondered if there was going to be any backlash of the type "why couldn't they cast a Native American actor", but if there has been I haven't heard it.

[Steve Sensible]

I wondered if there was going to be any backlash of the type "why couldn't they cast a Native American actor", but if there has been I haven't heard it.

Depp claims his great grandmother was Cherokee or Creek Indian.

[steveuk]

I wondered if there was going to be any backlash of the type "why couldn't they cast a Native American actor", but if there has been I haven't heard it.

Yes there will be, of course, there always is.

The answer of course is; economics.

[Jake]

Depp claims his great grandmother was Cherokee or Creek Indian.

It's true. His dad used to work with my dad. It's not all that uncommon in the southern United States.

Not saying 1/8th or 1/16th is all that big a deal.