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1:00 PM on 05.20.2013

Trailer: The Young and Prodigious Spivet

Here is the trailer for The Young and Prodigious Spivet, the latest from Amelie and City of Lost Children director Jean-Pierre Jeunet. The film is an adaptation of the book The Selected Works of T. S. Spivet by Reif Larsen, ...

Hubert Vigilla

2:00 PM on 05.17.2013

Trailer: LICKS

Directed by newcomer Jonathan Singer-Vine, LICKS debuted at this year's SXSW. While Hubert, Matt, and I didn't get a chance to catch it, the film received some good acclaim. LICKS is about a young Oakland resi...

Geoff Henao



International Trailer: The Congress photo
International Trailer: The Congress
by Hubert Vigilla


4:00 PM on 05.13.2013

Trailer: Captain Phillips

The dramatic and thrilling ordeal of the Maersk Alabama was ripe for movie making the second it started splashing across news screens. The first American ship to be boarded by pirates since the 19th century? Navy Seals?...

Matthew Razak

1:00 PM on 05.10.2013

Trailer: August: Osage County

August: Osage County is an upcoming movie from director John Wells based off of the acclaimed stage play of the same name by Tracy Letts. The family drama has a star-studded cast, from Meryl Streep in one of her more bitter ...

Liz Rugg

4:00 PM on 05.09.2013

Trailer: Baggage Claim

Another day, another movie about a woman who needs to find a man in order to have a fulfilled life. In Baggage Claim, we follow a single flight attendant who, upon the announcement of her younger sister's engagement, decides...

Liz Rugg



Tribeca Reviews: Whitewash and Big Bad Wolves photo
Tribeca Reviews: Whitewash and Big Bad Wolves
by Alec Kubas-Meyer




Tribeca Capsule Review: Northwest photo
Tribeca Capsule Review: Northwest
by Hubert Vigilla




Tribeca Capsule Review: The Moment photo
Tribeca Capsule Review: The Moment
by Hubert Vigilla




Tribeca Capsule Review: Stand Clear of the Closing Doors photo
Tribeca Capsule Review: Stand Clear of the Closing Doors
by Hubert Vigilla


4:00 PM on 05.03.2013

New poster for indie adventure The History of Future Folk

Yesterday we brought you the first trailer for the upcoming Indie sci-fi romance comedy The History of Future Folk, and today we have a brand new poster for it! The poster itself is actually a bit underwhelming, it features t...

Liz Rugg



Review: Something in the Air photo
Review: Something in the Air
by Hubert Vigilla




Review: Caroline and Jackie photo
Review: Caroline and Jackie
by Hubert Vigilla




Interview: The director and stars of Caroline and Jackie photo
Interview: The director and stars of Caroline and Jackie
by Hubert Vigilla


3:00 PM on 04.26.2013

Trailer: Prince Avalanche

Prince Avalanche starring Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch was one of Matt's favorite films from this year's SXSW Film Festival, though when Hubert saw it recently at the Tribeca Film Festival he thought it was somewhat predictabl...

Liz Rugg



Review: Midnight's Children photo
Review: Midnight's Children
by Hubert Vigilla




Review: Pain & Gain photo
Review: Pain & Gain
by Matthew Razak


11:00 AM on 04.24.2013

Zach Braff launches Kickstarter for Wish I Was Here

OK, who had Zach Braff in the office pool for "Next Person to Launch A Kickstarter After Veronica Mars Did So Well?" Bob, was it you? I could have sworn someone put Zach Braff down. Well, whoever did you win the money because...

Matthew Razak



Tribeca Review: Run and Jump photo
Tribeca Review: Run and Jump
by Hubert Vigilla


7:00 PM on 04.19.2013

Trailer: Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes

Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes stars Kaya Scodelario as a troubled young girl who starts baby sitting for her new neighbor Linda (Jessica Biel) who bares a striking resemblance to her deceased mother.  The film has ...

Liz Rugg





Review: In the House photo
Review: In the House
by Hubert Vigilla


6:00 PM on 04.18.2013

International Trailer: Only God Forgives

As the Cannes Film Festival draws ever nearer, so too does the premiere of Nicolas Winding Refn's Only God Forgives. A seedy and sordid revenge tale set in Thailand, these two new international trailers offer a few more deta...

Thor Latham