Showing posts with label Nicolas Winding Refn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nicolas Winding Refn. Show all posts

Monday, May 16, 2011

New 'Drive' Images

Its been some time since I've posted something outside of my reviews but I recently stumbled on some brand new images for Nicolas Winding Refn's latest "Drive" and these are too juicy not to share with you all. "Drive" stars Ryan Gosling as a Hollywood stunt driver who moonlights as a wheelman and is set to release September 16th. Take a look below at over 10 images, the official Cannes poster and a few more details about the heist gone wrong action...

Thursday, February 10, 2011

WB Finalizing Logan's Run

Warner Brothers has been trying to get a remake of the 1970's scifi "Logan's Run" off the ground for the better part of the last decade. Today, news has surfaced reporting WB may have found the right combination to finally get this remake in front of cameras. Take a look at the full details after the break...

Friday, August 27, 2010

'Drive' Fills Up with Talent

Nicolas Winding Refn is quickly becoming one of my new favorite directors. His previous work on the Pusher trilogy and Bronson are immaculate and this year's "Valhalla Rising" is currently in my Top 20 of 2010. His latest film is an adaptation of James Sallis book titled, "Drive." The film was originally setup with Neil Marshall directing and Hugh Jackman set to star, since then a whole new group of actors have joined along with a better director that really make me stop and take notice. Take a look at the full cast breakdown after the jump...

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Trailer: Bronson

One movie I have let sit for too long is "Bronson", I have had a screener of this film since after Sundance and have yet to watch. Today, I am reminded how much I wanted to see this flick by the latest trailer that has been released. The trailer coincides with the theatrical release of the film that is at long last finally recieving its due this October. Read more about "Bronson" and watch the trailer below...