New Star Trek Into Darkness Promo Has John Harrison Threatening Kirk
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Watch Evil Dead Online There are many things about Star Trek Into Darkness that we're looking forward to, from the regrouping of the crew from the 2009 reboot to counting the number of lens flairs J.J. Abrams can squeeze in, but above all we can't wait to see Benedict Cumberbatch as the mysterious John Harrison. Not only has the star proven himself to be a truly brilliant actor, most notably on the series Sherlock, everything we've seen and heard from his Trek character has been absolutely chilling - and the above promo, which comes to us from Yahoo!, is no exception.
Watch Oblivion Online Weirdly, it's been an interesting week for blockbuster movie villains issuing threats through the fourth wall. Not only do we have this new video for Star Trek Into Darkness, but this past Sunday we had Michael Shannon in character as General Zod from Zack Snyder's Man of Steel formally asking the citizens of Earth to hand over Kal-El (Henry Cavill), the last son of Krypton. Good to see that the studio recognizes the talent that they have and are pushing them in the advertising properly.
Watch Scary Movie 5 Online Star Trek Into Darkness, which also stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldana, Simon Pegg, John Cho and Anton Yelchin among others, features Captain Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise on the hunt for a madman who unleashes a devastating attack on Star Fleet. The resulting search, however, tests all of the cocky young captain's abilities and his willingness to protect the people he truly cares about. Look for the film in theaters on May 17th.
Watch Spring Breakers Online Disney’s been in the middle of putting together epic 3D releases for a while, including such canon titles as The Lion King and Finding Nemo. Despite prior publicity that Disney would not be giving The Little Mermaid the 3D Blu-ray treatment, the company is actually putting together a pretty spectacular Diamond Edition set for those of you who have been waiting and waiting for the film to come out of the vault. We still have a little while to wait for the release, however. The Little Mermaid: Diamond Edition will hit 3D Blu-ray and Blu-ray on October 1.
Watch Breaking Dawn Part 2 Online Even though it’ll be a while before we get to buy the release, the good news is that Disney has already put together the cover art for the Diamond Edition set, which can be viewed, below. In the meantime, Disney has put out a really nice trailer for the set, which focuses on some big moments for Ariel and the villainous Ursula, as well as reminds fans how many sing-along moments the classic animated film offers. The picture has been cleaned up for HD and looks even sharper and more defined than before, which should also be a bonus for fans. Additionally, other video content can be viewed over at Disney Movies.
What the trailer doesn’t explain are the bonus features with the Little Mermaid Blu-ray combo pack—and they are extensive. If you’ve owned any former versions of the flick, well, namely the DVD, you’ll get a repeat with the new set. Regardless, a slew of other extras will also be available, including the Disney Intermission technology, some content on Disney’s animation, and even a segment on a deleted character from the film. There are several different purchasing options. There’s a Blu-ray combo pack with a DVD that will run for $39.99. A slightly more expensive copy will be the Blu-ray combo pack with a DVD and a digital copy, which will run for $44.99. Then, the 3D Blu-ray will run for $49.99. Yes, each of those is pretty expensive, but we all know Amazon and other outlets thrive on putting big releases like this one on sale.
Whether you know and adore Elaine Stritch for her decades-long Broadway career, her distinctively boozy and brassy singing style, or her wickedly winsome guest appearances as Jack Donaghy's mom Colleen on 30 Rock, Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me is an absolute joy. This up close and personal documentary follows the incorrigible singer/actress/outlandish star as she readies for her 87th birthday as well as her latest club tour "Singin' Sondheim … One Song at a Time." During this span, we see Stritch hard at work, rehearsing her song and dance numbers with music director Rob Bowman, sucking up the adoration of admirers as her still enviable stems tug her steadily down New York's bustling sidewalks, and shooting her character's final scenes on 30 Rock. And with every sturdy black-stockinged step, Stritch does it her way complete with self-deprecating humor, jaw-dropping frankness, and radiant charisma.
Watch Oblivion Online The site also adds that the star is also looking to possibly star in The Accountant, a thriller that would have him star as "a government accountant who doubles as an assassin." This actually isn't the first time that Smith has looked into the film, which previously had Mel Gibson attached to direct. Bill Dubuque, who wrote the upcoming Robert Downey Jr./Robert Duvall dramedy The Judge, penned the script. Celebrated American filmmaker Martin Scorsese has recently wrapped production on his intriguing biopic The Wolf of Wall Street, and as the Cannes Film Festival approaches he's already readying to promote his newly minted next venture Silence. Deadline reports financing for the adaptation of Shusaku Endo's controversial but acclaimed 1967 novel has been secured by Emmett/Furla Films, and Silence's producers will be shopping the will-be picture's distribution rights at Cannes next month.
Watch Evil Dead Online There are many things about Star Trek Into Darkness that we're looking forward to, from the regrouping of the crew from the 2009 reboot to counting the number of lens flairs J.J. Abrams can squeeze in, but above all we can't wait to see Benedict Cumberbatch as the mysterious John Harrison. Not only has the star proven himself to be a truly brilliant actor, most notably on the series Sherlock, everything we've seen and heard from his Trek character has been absolutely chilling - and the above promo, which comes to us from Yahoo!, is no exception.
Watch Oblivion Online Weirdly, it's been an interesting week for blockbuster movie villains issuing threats through the fourth wall. Not only do we have this new video for Star Trek Into Darkness, but this past Sunday we had Michael Shannon in character as General Zod from Zack Snyder's Man of Steel formally asking the citizens of Earth to hand over Kal-El (Henry Cavill), the last son of Krypton. Good to see that the studio recognizes the talent that they have and are pushing them in the advertising properly.
Watch Scary Movie 5 Online Star Trek Into Darkness, which also stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldana, Simon Pegg, John Cho and Anton Yelchin among others, features Captain Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise on the hunt for a madman who unleashes a devastating attack on Star Fleet. The resulting search, however, tests all of the cocky young captain's abilities and his willingness to protect the people he truly cares about. Look for the film in theaters on May 17th.
Watch Spring Breakers Online Disney’s been in the middle of putting together epic 3D releases for a while, including such canon titles as The Lion King and Finding Nemo. Despite prior publicity that Disney would not be giving The Little Mermaid the 3D Blu-ray treatment, the company is actually putting together a pretty spectacular Diamond Edition set for those of you who have been waiting and waiting for the film to come out of the vault. We still have a little while to wait for the release, however. The Little Mermaid: Diamond Edition will hit 3D Blu-ray and Blu-ray on October 1.
Watch Breaking Dawn Part 2 Online Even though it’ll be a while before we get to buy the release, the good news is that Disney has already put together the cover art for the Diamond Edition set, which can be viewed, below. In the meantime, Disney has put out a really nice trailer for the set, which focuses on some big moments for Ariel and the villainous Ursula, as well as reminds fans how many sing-along moments the classic animated film offers. The picture has been cleaned up for HD and looks even sharper and more defined than before, which should also be a bonus for fans. Additionally, other video content can be viewed over at Disney Movies.
What the trailer doesn’t explain are the bonus features with the Little Mermaid Blu-ray combo pack—and they are extensive. If you’ve owned any former versions of the flick, well, namely the DVD, you’ll get a repeat with the new set. Regardless, a slew of other extras will also be available, including the Disney Intermission technology, some content on Disney’s animation, and even a segment on a deleted character from the film. There are several different purchasing options. There’s a Blu-ray combo pack with a DVD that will run for $39.99. A slightly more expensive copy will be the Blu-ray combo pack with a DVD and a digital copy, which will run for $44.99. Then, the 3D Blu-ray will run for $49.99. Yes, each of those is pretty expensive, but we all know Amazon and other outlets thrive on putting big releases like this one on sale.
Whether you know and adore Elaine Stritch for her decades-long Broadway career, her distinctively boozy and brassy singing style, or her wickedly winsome guest appearances as Jack Donaghy's mom Colleen on 30 Rock, Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me is an absolute joy. This up close and personal documentary follows the incorrigible singer/actress/outlandish star as she readies for her 87th birthday as well as her latest club tour "Singin' Sondheim … One Song at a Time." During this span, we see Stritch hard at work, rehearsing her song and dance numbers with music director Rob Bowman, sucking up the adoration of admirers as her still enviable stems tug her steadily down New York's bustling sidewalks, and shooting her character's final scenes on 30 Rock. And with every sturdy black-stockinged step, Stritch does it her way complete with self-deprecating humor, jaw-dropping frankness, and radiant charisma.