There is a reason that Tye Sheridan was eCinemaOne’s #1 Male Rising Star a few years back – this young actor has an uncanny ability to morph into and inhabit every character he plays. Now he’s about to bounce back from the debacle that was “X-Men: Dark Phoenix” with a role that he’s really going to shine in. The new […]
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Hot on the heels of last year’s mult-award winning documentary on Fred Rogers, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” comes this biopic based on a biographical article written for Esquire magazine in 1998 and who’s author’s life was changed by knowing the kindly minister and children’s host. Tom Hanks is friggin’ channeling Rogers here – it hits theaters November 22 and […]
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The internet trolls have been freaking out since this was released last week; me, I think it looks really cool, although I think Jennifer Hudson is a bit young to be playing Grizabella, but man she can belt out “Memory” like nobody else…and this woman finished EIGHTH on “American Idol”??? Wow. The film hits in time for awards season. Enjoy!
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Oh man…sometimes i wonder if this was a good idea…it’s been 13 years since Jay and Silent Bob were last on screen in “Clerks 2″…now, in a follow up to the 2001 film “Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back”, they’re on the road to Hollywood to stop a reboot of the movie they failed to stop in the first place…ouch…This […]
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It sounds like the modern day version of “Three Men And A Baby“; a firehouse brigade is charged with taking care of three rambunctios kids after rescuing them when their parents can’t be found. Starring John Cena, Keegan Michael-Key, Tyler Mane among others. Opens November 8. Enjoy!
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The prequel to Matthew Vaughan’s highly successful “Kingsman” franchise, inspired by the graphic novels of same, hits theatres next Valentines Day. In it, we see how the Kingsman unit came together. The all-star cast includes Gemma Arterton, Matthew Goode, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Harris Dickinson, and Ralph Fiennes…have a gander…
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In this critically acclaimed, award winning psychological sci-fi thriller, a girl finds herself in a bizarre, threatening, and mysterious new world outside the door of the home she’s always known after she escapes her father’s paranoid control.With a stellar cast including the always fantastic Emile Hirsch, Bruce Dern, Amanda Crew, and Grace Park, I can’t wait to check this out. […]
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One of the most talked about documentaries this year, this film takes a look at the death of UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold through the unique and often hilarious eyes of Danish director Mads Brugger. I’ve seen it, and it’s fascinating..and also hilariously funny in places. Check out the trailer from the film, hitting theatres August 16th!
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“When a gas station is held at gunpoint by a desperate man in need of cash, a lonely and unstable gas station attendant, tired of being overshadowed by her more outgoing co-worker, finds an opportunity to make a connection with the robber” – IMDb writeup This new thriller is turning heads, and getting great word of mouth. Starring Josh Hutcherson, […]
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Three Minute Weekend with TC Kirkham – April 5 2019 It’s Friday…time to check out all the new releases in US multiplexes and arthouses on this edition of Three Minute Weekend! We’ve got ’em all – from the blockbusters to the teeny tiny releases, and everything in between! And beginning this week you can also check out the trailers from […]
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You know, I had high hopes for “Pokemon: Detective Pikachu” when it was first announced. Back then, Danny DeVito was slated to voice the lovable electric mouse, and the idea of bringing the beloved Poke-universe to live action on the big screen seemed like a fun idea. The first trailer a few months ago scuttled all that – to be […]
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Is Harvey Scissorhands at it again? The Weinstein Company bought the French Canadian/US animated co-production “Leap!” last year, after it was shopped to distributors. When he picked it up, it was scheduled for a US release in April. Then suddenly, the release date was pushed back to Labor Day weekend, and it was noted at that time that Nat Wolff […]
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From Monday December 13 through Saturday December 24, eCinemaOne’s Daily Trailer spotlights thw films everyone is talking about this Oscar season. These are the films that the critics groups and the film industry groups are handing out nominations and wins to time and time again…the cream of the crop, so to speak…even though many people may not yet have seen […]
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From Monday December 13 through Saturday December 24, eCinemaOne’s Daily Trailer spotlights the films everyone is talking about this Oscar season. These are the films that the critics groups and the film industry groups are handing out nominations and wins to time and time again…the cream of the crop, so to speak…even though many people may not yet have seen […]
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British actor Dev Patel moves into leading man territory in this true story about a man who used Google Earth to find his long-lost family after living in Australia for years with an adopted set of parents who loved him very much. Haunted by memories of his childhood and a traumatic experience that separated him from his natural family, he […]
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This is one of those rare films you don’t see very often – a dark, often inventive comedy that was a HUUUUGE hit at Cannes…and said to be every bit deserving for upcoming awards season than any other…check it out right now!
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We talked about this film in our “Freeze Frame” segment of Subject:CINEMA this week – it’s a Brazilian film that got the shaft from the committee deciding the countries’ Academy Award entry because of the director backing the impeached president of the country. But it’s been one critical favorite this fall…and sounds intriguing. Take a look!
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Here’s the final trailer (or at least that’s what they’re saying) for this December’s “Star Wars” entry…we’ll see…:-)
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Keanu Reeves is back as retired hit man John Wick, and he’s no longer just pissed about someone killing his dog…he’s kicking butt and taking names again, and you can bet he’s not putting up with any crap. Reeves reinvented his career with the first film, which was a huge surprise hit (what is it with these middle aged guys […]
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The Sundance titles are coming fast and furious at this time of year…Rebecca Hall is anchorwoman Christine Chubbuck, who committed suicide on-air in 1974. It’s the second of two releases about Chubbuck this year, the other being the documentary Kate Plays Christine, which came out earlier this year.
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Alex Wolff stars in a true story about an obsessive “Catcher In The Rye” fan who ditches his boarding school and goes in search of author J.D. Salinger. The film has been getting good notices since premiering on the festival circuit,and here’s hoping this (and his turn in “Patriots Day”) will help bring Alex to the same recognition level as […]
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Natalie Portman is likely on her way to another Oscar nomination for this film, set in the days following JFK’s assassination, and flashing back to her early days. Audiences in Toronto went wild for the film, so here’s your chance to make up your mind. Enjoy!
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I am a HUUUUUGE fan of director Zhang Yimou. The Chinese director has been responsible for some of the most visually stunning films of the past two decades, among them “Hero”, “House Of Flying Daggers”, and “Curse Of The Golden Flower”. So when I heard he was branching out and making his first English-language film, I was excited. And now […]
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Wow, ok…I don’t know how to describe this one…Lionsgate’s take on the classic (and still ongoing) Saban kids TV show is dark, threatening, visually stylish…and also somewhat ridiculous. Although this trailer, leaked from New York Comic Con by the studio before it actually premiered the PR panel on Saturday afternoon, is being derided in many circles, it DOES have potential. […]
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