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Gangs
of New York
features Scorsese's return to familiar stomping ground, only this
time the gangs in question were in the early 19th century. Didn't
make them any nicer, though... |
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From Hell,
the long awaited Hughes brothers movie based on the Alan Moore graphic
novel, stars johnny Depp and Robbie Coltrane and is almost certainly
not for the squeamish. A take on the Jack the Ripper story, "From
Hell" was the signature on one of the letters sent to police
by the killer.
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In
Legally
Blond, Reese Witherspoon plays a blond (with all
that it implies) who resorts to attending Harvard Law in pursuit of
her man. Talk about desperate! |
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Nicole
Kidman and Ewan MacGregor star in Baz Luhrman's (Romeo+Juliet,
Strictly Ballroom) latest. A lush fantasy set in the fin de siecle
Moulin
Rouge. Also check out the official
site and The Mediadrome review. |
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This
link takes you to the UK Bridget
Jones's Diary site, which has loads of pix as well as the
teaser and full trailer. Read The Mediadrome review here. |
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The
Harry
Potter teaser trailer. This link will take you to
the official site where you also find the UK trailer (slightly different).
If you have any problems accessing the site, you'll also find the
trailer here. |
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The
Mummy Returns
looks like a lot of fun. That sense of fun is what the made the first
movie work, and it looks like they've remembered it this time around.
Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz and Arnold Voosloo are all back. Can't
wait. |
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The
full Tomb Raider
trailer. This site also has the Superbowl and Survivor TV ads (just
in case you can't get enough). |
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I'm
guessing that Banderas et al wanted to make a movie for their kids.
You've probably seen the
Spy Kids trailer already, given the relentless coverage
it's been getting on TV. Nobody knows marketing like Miramax. |
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One
Night at McCool's
features Matt Dillon, John Goodman and Paul Reiser who all fall afoul
of Liv Tyler in this Michael Douglas-produced comedy. |
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Okay,
so Charlie's Angels worked. But this? Does this look like a
US version of the Spice Girls movie, or what?
Josie and the Pussycats -- a movie that demanded
to be made. A tough, gritty look at the inside workings of the music
industry...or not. |
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Here's
the full trailer for Evolution,
which looks like one of the not-so-serious episodes of The X-Files.
For a smart guy, Duchovny has lousy taste in feature film projects.
This has "dud" written all over it. |
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Planet
of the Apes.
It's one of those guy movies (like The Dirty Dozen) -- guys just love
the original, they love the concept, they think the ending is clever
(!). Me, I think those ape outfits looked stupid in the original and
look even more ridiculous now. It'll probably be a hit. |
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The
Claim transplants Thomas Hardy's novel "The Mayor of Casterbridge"
to Gold Rush era California. Haven't read the novel? Don't worry...neither
has anyone else. |
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Guy
Ritchie's latest, Snatch, is going wide soon. (It had a brief
outing in LA and NYC last year to qualify for the little gold guys.)
Here's the US trailer. |
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And
for the hopelessly romantic, there's The Wedding Planner. This
Jennifer Lopez flick also stars Matthew McConaughey. Sony want us
to kind of forget that Lopez is well on the way to Diva-hood and go
with the idea that she's a girl who hasn't had a date in two years.
Hey, it could happen. |
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Here's
the Rollerball teaser trailer. Looks like a promo for XFL,
but without the humor. There's probably a reason they're remaking
this, but it's hard to think of one. |
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Jordana
Brewster, Christopher Eccleston and Cameron Diaz star in this adaptation
of the novel, The Invisible Circus. |
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Mark
Wahlberg plays a wannabe fan of a hard rock band who is asked to take
over as lead singer in Rockstar. Just like real life. Jennifer
Aniston costars. |
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Down
to Earth is a Chris Rock vehicle and is a remake of the classic
1978 Warren Beatty starrer, Heaven Can Wait (which was itself a remake).
This version pares the story down to a nub. |
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Here's
the first trailer for Captain Corelli's Mandolin, starring
Nicolas Cage and Christian Bale. |
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David
Duchovny and Julianne Moore star in Evolution, an Ivan Reitman
comedy about the arrival of aliens on Earth. Here's the teaser. |
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Johnny
Depp and Penelope Cruz revisit the 80s in Jonathan Demme's Blow.
The trailer kind of looks like a bad Miami Vice episode, but with
Depp and Demme you never know. |
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For
those of you who didn't get enough of them in Bring It On, Sugar
and Spice brings you (yes!) bankrobbing cheerleaders.
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