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Trailer of the Week: See Why Miles Teller and Shailene Woodley Won Sundance Acting Honors in 'The Spectacular Now' Trailer
"The Spectacular Now," James Ponsoldt's follow-up to "Smashed," emerged as one of the most acclaimed titles to play at this year's Sundance Film Festival, where it nabbed an acting award shared by both of the film's lead stars, Shailene Woodley and Miles Teller, and a hot buyer in A24 Pictures, the ...
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Trailer of the Week: Lake Bell Orders Eva Longoria to Put a Cork In Her Mouth in 'In a World...' Trailer
What We Thought Before: Given that Lake Bell, the tall and lanky comedienne best known for her work on Adult Swim's "Children's Hospital" and HBO's now-defunct "How To Make It In America," won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival, our hopes were high for her writi...
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Trailer of the Week: James McAvoy as a Deranged, Perverted, Violent and Corrupt Policeman in New Trailer for 'Filth'
The UK trailer for this film adaptation of "Trainspotting" author Irvine Welsh's novel of the same name dropped in April, promising a deranged James McAvoy snorting and screwing his way through Edinburgh. We were sold then.
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Trailer of the Week: Hugh Jackman Puts Down the Claws and Gets Serious for 'Prisoners'
Before the Trailer, We Thought: Quebec filmmaker Denis Villeneuve came to substantial acclaim and recognition with his 2010 film "Incendies," about a pair of Canadian twins who work to uncover the secrets behind their recently deceased mother's experiences in a Middle Eastern country's civil war, w...
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Trailer of the Week: Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Directorial Debut 'Don Jon' Has Our Hero in Jersey Cruisin' For Honeys
Before the Trailer, We Thought: Joseph Gordon-Levitt the actor can do no wrong—well, maybe he's imperfect —so count us among the excited masses for his feature debut as a writer and director. The Sundance and SXSW selection has been gaining good buzz at festivals, but this is the first chance w...
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Trailer of the Week: Ari Folman Appears as Obsessed with Robin Wright as You Are in 'The Congress'
We've been waiting five years for Ari Folman's follow-up to 2008's critical hit "Waltz With Bashir" -- will our patience be rewarded with a film that's part-animated and part-live action?
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Trailer of the Week: Sandra Bullock is Flung Into Space in Terrifying First Look at Alfonso Cuaron's 'Gravity'
Visionary helmer Alfonso Cuarón has kept his fans waiting a whopping seven years for a follow-up to his dystopian downer "Children of Men," and by all accounts, he hasn't been resting on his laurels.
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Trailer of the Week: Kristen Wiig and Annette Bening Make for One Dysfunctional Family in 'Girl Most Likely'
Before the trailer, we thought: With Kristen Wiig's first post-"Bridesmaids" starring role, a supporting cast that includes Annette Bening and Matt Dillon in welcome comedic roles, all signs pointed to a return to form for "American Splendor" directors Shari Spring Berman and Robert Pulcini, followi...
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Trailer of the Week: Despite a Corny Voice-over Narration, Wong Kar-Wai's 'The Grandmaster' Looks Suitably Kick-Ass
Before the Trailer, We Thought: One of the biggest names in world cinema, Chinese director Wong Kar-Wai has largely been MIA since the tepid reaction to his first foray into English-language filmmaking with 2007's Norah Jones starring "My Blueberry Nights." The news that his next project would be th...
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Trailer of the Week: Kristin Scott Thomas Is a Total Badass in New 'Only God Forgives' Trailer
Before the Trailer, We Thought: RADiUS-TWC already teased us earlier this month with their first trailer for Nicolas Winding Refn's second go-round with Ryan Gosling, confirming that the duo's follow-up to "Drive" would be just as hard-hitting and awesome as their first collaboration.
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