"The Road" finally has a set release date of October 16th and now a trailer to go along with it. The film was intended to release last year during Award season, however the film was pushed back for a few different reasons. "The Road" is adapted from a Cormac McCarthy novel set in post-apocalyptic United States centering around a father and his son and their struggle for survival. John Hillcoat who also directed the amazing western The Proposition, directs "The Road" and once again used Nick Cave and Warren Ellis for the score. If you have not seen The Proposition starring Guy Pearce, check it out, it is one of the better Western films to date! "The Road" stars Viggo Mortensen, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce and Kodi Smit-McPhee as the Boy. Checkout the trailer below...
What say you? Will the wait be worth it? Are you smelling a possible best picture nomination? Strikeback...
"The Expendales" is set for release until April of next year, but that did not stop Stallone from getting some promotion posters up over at Cannes. Many of the other sites and some weak shots of them around Cannes, but I have the official posters for you here in high resolution. Stallone has been giving pretty frequent updates on the film and seems generally interested in keeping the fans as informed as possible, which is nice compare to Michael Bay who lies to his fans in order to keep things secret, eventhough we all know they never do. If you have been under a rock and do not know what "The Expendables" is the story follows a group of mecernaries who are sent on a mission to overthrow a brutal dictator in South America. The film is directed by Stallone, who also stars in it with Jason Statham, Jet Li, Mickey Rourke, Dolph Lundgren and Steve Austin amoung others. Anyways enough chatter checkout the rugged poster below.
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What say you? Are you amped for Stallone star and action filled latest film? Strikeback....
A documentary that uses archive footage and original interviews to illustrate Mike Tyson's rise in the boxing industry to become the Heavyweight Champion of the World. Iron Mike Tyson reflects on his past relationships, time spent training and fighting, his infamous jailtime and his rise and fall in the boxing world.
"The Road" finally has a set release date of October 16th and now a trailer to go along with it. The film was intended to release last year during Award season, however the film was pushed back for a few different reasons. "The Road" is adapted from a Cormac McCarthy novel set in post-apocalyptic United States centering around a father and his son and their struggle for survival. John Hillcoat who also directed the amazing western The Proposition, directs "The Road" and once again used Nick Cave and Warren Ellis for the score. If you have not seen The Proposition starring Guy Pearce, check it out, it is one of the better Western films to date! "The Road" stars Viggo Mortensen, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce and Kodi Smit-McPhee as the Boy. Checkout the trailer below...
A documentary that uses archive footage and original interviews to illustrate Mike Tyson's rise in the boxing industry to become the Heavyweight Champion of the World. Iron Mike Tyson reflects on his past relationships, time spent training and fighting, his infamous jailtime and his rise and fall in the boxing world.
