We're about one week into January, and it's safe to say that there really hasn't been many good movies to check out. Actually, just yesterday I received two free passes to go to a pre-screening of The Devil Inside. I decided to stay home and watch the Rangers game instead. Anywho! Here's 7 films, plus a couple of mentions if you're interested in some possible Oscar worthy films that I'm not all that interested in. All plot info comes from Moviefone.
Want up-to-date news on what's going on in the world of cinema? Want to know if you should see or skip a film with your friends this weekend? Or maybe you want to read an in-depth analysis on one of your favorite films since you have nothing else to do with your day! Whatever it is, this is where you want to be!
Showing posts with label coriolanus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coriolanus. Show all posts
Friday, January 6, 2012
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Posters for THE FLOWERS OF WAR, CORIOLANUS, and GOON
Things have been a tad bit slow lately in the movie news world. Which, well, I'm not complaining really. A break is always needed. And while this isn't exactly gigantic news, well, it's nice to look at. New posters have been released for The Flowers of War starring Christian Bale, Coriolanus, directed by Ralph Fiennes who also stars in the film as well as Gerard Butler, and Goon starring Seann William Scott. The Flowers of War poster is pretty fantastic I must say, while the Coriolanus poster just looks bad-ass. As far as Goon goes, I like it. Nothing stands out, but it's simple and gets to the point.
The Flowers of War will be released in China on December 16h and sometime in December in the U.S., Coriolanus opens January 20th, 2012, and Goon will be available on VOD February 24th, and in theaters March 30th. Hit the jump for the three posters.
The Flowers of War will be released in China on December 16h and sometime in December in the U.S., Coriolanus opens January 20th, 2012, and Goon will be available on VOD February 24th, and in theaters March 30th. Hit the jump for the three posters.
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christian bale,
coriolanus,
gerard butler,
goon,
ralph fiennes,
seann william scott,
the flowers of war
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