In fairly big, extra long movie news, someone has used the clips of Arnie Schwarzenegger's 80's classic Commando to make the big guy sing, kinda Pogo style, but you know....MANLY
Eli Roth, creator of the Hostel and Cabin Fever series, is unsurprisingly working on another horror film, Psycho Killer, about a serial killer travelling and murdering across country until one of the victim's wives takes charge. With a script from Andrew Kevin Walker (Fight Club, Seven), this might turn out to be a worthwhile Roth flick.
For those of you looking forward to Due Date, a new redband trailer has come online and it actually gives away a bit more of the plot, if you're too lazy to look it up on IMDB or even too lazy to click a link in a blog.
Lionsgate now owns the rights to Judge Dredd, which means they too can be..thelaw. Danny Boyle has cast his next movie, Frankenstein and fans of the recent TV series, Sherlock, will be more than happy to see who.
In more Brit movie news, Michael Caine and Ray Winstone will be in a new Sci-Fi movie, Henry 5, who's plot may intrigue some :D
In more Tron Legacy news....TROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON
and in Harry Potter news....POTTTTTTER!!!!
Pictured: Misguided hate and why you shouldn't hold grudges...although he is Alan Rickman |
For those of you who have no idea what True Grit is, enjoy the trailer:
In I have a fear of heights news....fuck this
Star Wars fans and Prop 19 voters alike will love this story of a girl in Los Angeles who freaked out about her family finding her weed and decided to hide it in a tiny R2D2. That is the whole story and if you're not laughing right now, probably should find the heroin you stash in your Greedo figurine and shoot-up first.
A classic woman's magazine shows how a woman should behave on a date and it's quite lolworthy, if not sexist.
A new anti-piracy technology which shines Infra-red lights into movie theatres to catch people using camcorders will go in trial in the US in a few months. Quite crafty stuff, but for some reason I feel like they could have thought of this earlier, it's just a bit of reverse-engineering...maybe they were deciding how much to charge, because the infra-red not only picks up pirates but also human emotions and reactions and these said reactions can be sold off to the highest bidder and used to make movies, pssst I can tell you one thing, if you ratched up the soundtrack and then pause, then make a huge spike in the soundtrack, it'll scare people.
In video game news, Kinect has gone on alot better than microsoft predicted and are currently loving the money they're getting, but I imagine this will continue only through to Christmas then drop off. What people don't realise with the Wii that not only was it marketability to sell the product, but after the initial sales, it was word of mouth and people playing it at friend's houses which kept the big N in power and the ability to print money.
In more Nintendo news, check out this wicked Goldeneye Wii trailer.
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