| Go Behind the Scenes of Monsters With Filmmaker Gareth Edwards |
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British filmmaker Gareth Edwards created his new sci-fi movie, Monsters, on a budget of only $15,000, an amount that is unlikely to even cover the cost of craft services on a typical movie set. With only a sound tech, his two principal actors—Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able—a producer and a translator, Edwards set out on the road in Central America with one goal: "To make the world?s most realistic monster movie." In this new featurette for Monsters, Edwards offers up a behind-the-scenes look at some of the locations in which the movie was shot and offers up a perfect synopsis of the movie that could become the surprise hit of the year.
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| New Trailer for Due Date Starring Robert Downey, Jr. and Zach Galifianakis |
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Warner Bros. has released a new trailer for director Todd Philips' follow-up to The Hangover, Due Date. Written by Alan R. Cohen and Alan Freedland, Due Date stars Robert Downey Jr. as Peter Highman, an uptight father-to-be who misses his flight home and is forced to hitch a ride with annoying aspiring actor Ethan Tremblay (Zach Galifianakis). The odd couple embark on a mad-dash cross-country trip to make it to the birth of Peter's child in time, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. Juliette Lewis, Michelle Monaghan, Alan Arkin, RZA, and Jamie Foxx also star.
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| Ryan Reynolds and Bradley Cooper to Buddy Up in Action Comedy |
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Ryan Reynolds' busy schedule keeps ballooning. Not satisfied with having five projects already lined up, THR reports that Reynolds will join Bradley Cooper in a buddy cop movie that will have "an updated Lethal Weapon flavor that plays into edgier R-rated territory." The movie, still untitled, will see Cooper and Reynolds as friends and San Francisco cops whose fathers, once partners in the force as well, are forced out of retirement to help the pair solve a crime. The movie was written by Sheldon Turner (Up in the Air), and currently has no director attached.
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| Recount Results: Takers Steals the Weekend from The Last Exorcism |
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Horror fans had to rejoice when they saw that the Eli Roth-produced The Last Exorcism ended its opening weekend in the top spot at the box office. It's not often that a horror movie is number one across the country, but unfortunately for horror fans, last weekend wasn't one of those rare occurrences.
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