I know this is setting myself up for heartbreak, but I have relatively high hopes for the Get Smart big screen version with Steve Carell. I mean, any film where Alan Arkin gets to punch some guy in the face gets points out of the starting gate.
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Okay, so…DeNiro and Pacino. They appeared together on screen in Heat on opposite sides of the law. Now they both have badges. And guns.
Do I really need to say anything else? I didn’t think so.
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The trailer isn’t dubbed or subtitled in English, but I think you get the gist: Stephen Chow plus CG critter equals fun for everybody.
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Bonus points for the Mission Impossible parody bit.
Friday, February 22, 2008
Okay, first up we have a trailer that doesn’t have a great deal of kick or splode in it, but–! Asia Argento plus guns equals promise. So.
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Friday, February 15, 2008
This might be the greatest trailer ever created, for Ninja: The Final Duel. Words fail me. And are beaten senseless by the Ninja Light Skill.
NSFW: Nude female fu. You were warned.
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Found via Ectoplasmosis.
Okay, this is a trailer for a movie whose English name is “Chocolate,” but I can’t find out anything except everyone seems to know what this is…but me.
Regardless, it looks badass. Kevin Church is where I found it, and he explains the premise: “Yakuza father and a ninja mother have an autistic daughter who [...]
Yes, it’s time again. This time we’ve got, first up, Daniel Craig, who seems to be in every other large movie these days. Here he’s a part of something that looks like it might be damn excellent: Defiance.
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So Rambo finally hits cinemas today. It’s getting blasted by critics, but honestly, it’s a fourth First Blood. What were they expecting? As long as Sly brings the pain, we’ll be there. We had posted the original trailer for this here.
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First up, we have Doomsday, which looks to be a cross between Escape From New York and 28 Days Later. Which we’re perfectly fine with. We would also like to suggest, as this trailer already suggests, that Rhona Mitra can make a career out of taking the parts that Kate Beckinsale turns down. [...]
For this Friday, we have Taken. And I must concur with the person who originally posted this over at VideoSift: Liam Neeson as a badass ex-spy = win.
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