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Dimension first premiered the teaser trailer for Piranha 3D attached to Daybreakers last January — and you may have seen it attached to other 3D features — but the studio never officially debuted it online. Well, now the wait is finally over. Click over the jump to watch the trailer. Piranha 3D hits theaters on August 27, 2010. Continue reading Piranha 3D teaser trailer 
It did impressively overseas as well, adding another $152 million (down just 7.6%) and pushing its overseas total to $410,864,537 ($623,575,721 worldwide). The second place finisher for the weekend was Sherlock Holmes, which beat expectations with a solid $62.304 million from 3,626 theaters, while Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel rounded out the top three with a very respectable $48.875 from 3,700 theaters.
The Weinstein Company has released a third movie trailer for the upcoming Rob Marshall musical Nine. Check it out after the jump. Nine opens wide on December 18, 2009. Continue reading Nine Movie Trailer #3
Nine hits theaters on December 18, 2009 — in limited release (New York and LA) — before expanding nationwide on December 25th. Continue reading Nine Movie Trailer #2
Dimension Films has released the second theatrical trailer for director John Hillcoat’s adaptation of the Cormac McCarthy novel The Road. Head on over the jump to check it out. The Road hits theaters on November 25, 2009. Continue reading The Road Movie Trailer #2
Their movie may not have finished in first place this weekend, but The Weinstein Company have already announced that they are moving forward with a new film in the Halloween franchise, and this one will be in 3-D: The independent studio’s co-Chairman Bob Weinstein said today that the 3-D sequel, titled, appropriately […]
“The movie is actually a minute longer, in running time, than it was in Cannes. It was 2:28, without end credits, and now it’s 2:29, or 2:32 with end credits,” he told DealMemo. As to what’s been added, well if you read Anne Thompson’s piece from May, it’s exactly what she reported: “I added a sequence between where Mike Myers and Michael Fassbender discuss Operation Kino [the plot to blow up a theater as Joseph Goebbels and other Nazi brass watch a film], and the shootout scene in the basement tavern La Louisiane. In Cannes, we went from one to the other. I’d shot another scene, right before that, where Fassbender meets The Basterds, before they go to La Louisiane. That’s back.” Another scene was re-inserted, which Tarantino calls a “laugh-out-loud funny moment that introduces Goebbels’s French translator, and cuts to a scene where she and Hitler’s minister of propaganda are having raucous sex.” Other than a few cuts here and there to amp up the pace, there are no major changes. Continue reading Inglourious Basterds Final Cut Will Run 1 Minute Longer Than Cannes Version
Inglourious Basterds hits theaters on August 21, 2009. Continue reading Inglourious Basterds Movie Trailer #2
Inglourious Basterds hits theaters on August 21, 2009. Continue reading New Italian Inglourious Basterds Movie Poster
MTV has released a brand new photo from Rob Zombie’s upcoming horror film Halloween 2. Click the photo above to head on over to MTV to see it in higher resolution. Halloween 2 hits theaters on August 28, 2009.
Inglourious Basterds hits theaters on August 21, 2009. Continue reading Three Clips from Inglourious Basterds
10 more bites after the jump. Continue reading Movie and TV Bites: The History Channel and Comedy Central Unveil TV Slates, Terminator Salvation Sequel Rights May Be Up For Grabs + more
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Avatar had another remarkable weekend for 20th Century Fox. The 3D sci-fi epic from director James Cameron pulled in an extraordinary $75,617,183. That’s a new record for a second weekend and down just 1.8% from the weekend prior ($77.025 million). Avatar grossed $23,095,046 on Friday, grew 10.8% on Saturday to $28,274,406 (a new best for the film) and had a better than expected Sunday hold — -14.2% — to $24,247,681. Domestic cume stands at $212,711,184.
The Weinstein Company has released the second trailer for Rob Marshall’s Nine. The new trailer features the song “Cinema Italiano” perfomed by Kate Hudson’s character. Head on over the jump to watch the trailer.
Those expecting a radically different version of Quentin Tarantino’s WWII epic Inglourious Basterds
The second movie trailer for Quentin Tarantino’s upcoming WWII epic Inglourious Basterds, based on the 1978 Italian war movie by Enzo G. Castellari, has been released. Check it out after the jump.
Three clips from Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds have been released online. Head on through the jump to check them out.