Review - Crazy, Stupid, Love.

After twenty plus years of marriage Emily asks Cal for a divorce. Betrayed and pitying himself, Cal tries to move forward with his life balancing a relationship with his children while also navigating unfamiliar territory. Enter Jacob, a twenty-something year-old bachelor who decides to help Cal reinvent himself into a more confident man.

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Review - Attack the Block

A gang of teens in South London defend their block from an alien invasion.

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Review - Cowboys & Aliens

A stranger wakes up in the middle of the desert with no recollection of who he is or where he's been except for a faint memory of a woman and a foreign object attached to his wrist. After drifting into a local mining town, the stranger comes to realize he was abducted by an alien race and may hold the key to defeating them.

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Trailer - Knights of Badassdom

Word of mouth for "Knights of Badassdom" has been slowly gaining traction over the last year. I've heard people talking and seen a few buzz pieces on a couple blogs about it being made and their excitement to see how it turns out but for some reason I had yet to pay any attention. Then I watched the newly released trailer that was shown at Comic Con and immediately began writing about here to share with all of you. That's actually not true, I watched the trailer three times before I began writing, but you get the picture. Take a look below and see what all the fuss is about...

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Trailer - Drive

One movie I've been extremely excited for is Nicolas Winding Refn's "Drive" starring Ryan Gosling. Refn has been an explosive director to watch since he came on the scene with "Pusher" in 1996. Today at San Diego Comic Con our first red band trailer for the film was debuted and lucky enough for us the boys over at IGN have got it online for us all to enjoy. Take a look for yourself below...

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Review - The Myth of the American Sleepover

A group of Michigan teens spend the last weekend of summer looking for love and adventure.

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Review - A Little Help

After losing her husband, a widowed mother of a teenage boy struggles to get her life in order.

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Trailer & Poster - The Dark Knight Rises

The wait is over Batman fans, our first look at Christopher Nolan's final Batman movie "The Dark Knight Rises" is now available on the internet and I got it for you below. Take a look at the teaser trailer and new poster for yourself below...

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Comic Con and Captain America

Each year San Diego Comic Con houses a number of exclusives that attendees have a chance to pick up. Usually the chances are slim and the demand is high so attendees have to plan accordingly and this year will be no different. Comic Con is this week and today a number of exclusive previews of some fantastic artwork went online. The great folks over at Mondo have commission 3 different artists to produce some "Captain America: First Avenger" artwork to coincide with the theatrical release this weekend plus his presence at SDCC and you can see them here before you line up to try and buy them at Comic Con. Take a look below at the gorgeous work and some details on exactly how you will be able to get your hands on them.

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Trailer - The Thing

Two days ago Universal released the first poster for "The Thing" and today they've released the first trailer. This is the prequel to John Carpenter's 1982 horror film and is sure to get some, "it looks like a remake" comments. Take a look for yourself below...

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Review - Winnie the Pooh

Winnie the Pooh and the rest of Christopher Robin's friends from the Hundred Acre Wood set out on series of new adventures.

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Poster - The Thing

Universal released the first poster for their prequel to John Carpenter's "The Thing" directed by Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. and I've got it for you below to gawk at. Call me an easy target if you will but I adore the look to it. See for yourself below...

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Trailer - The Myth of the American Sleepover

Every once in a great while a movie comes along that captures our youth so well it knocks me back, this year that movie is David Robert Mitchell's "The Myth of the American Sleepover." The official trailer for the soon to release independent film about teens in the final days of summer is online and I had to share it with you. Not only that but I want to generate some serious interest in people going out and seeing this movie. This is not a film to be swept under the rug and forgotten about. It is a movie that needs to be heralded and promoted through word of mouth among our friends, families and co-workers.

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Review - Horrible Bosses

Three friends hatch a plan to kill each others horrible bosses. Once the methods are underway however the group realizes nothing is going according to the plan.

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Review - Green Lantern

The Green Lantern Corps are intergalactic peacekeepers who have harnessed the power of will to defend the universe for centuries. When one of the strongest Corps members is killed by a powerful force known as Parallax, a being who is driven by consuming the fear of others, the order of the Universe and Earth is in left in the hands of the Green Lantern Corps' latest recruit and first human ever selected, Hal Jordan.

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