A summer rom-com coming your way.
Celeste and Jesse Forever follows a couple; Celeste, played by Rashida Jones and Jesse, played by Andy Samberg whose young relationship goes spiraling downward at age 30, yet they still try and remain best friends.
Yea right.
The cast also includes Ari Graynor, Chris Messina, Elijah Wood, and Emma Roberts.
Celeste and Jesse Forever hits theaters on August 3rd, 2012.
Earlier this week we got the first poster for Taken 2, starring Liam Neeson, now we get the first trailer, of the international variety.
Neeson is back as Bryan Mills, and is in some trouble, as per usual. In the first film, Albanians kidnapped his daughter Kim, played by Maggie Grace, and he did what he had to do to get her back.
This time around, it’s Mills’ wife, played by Famke Janssen, who gets taken, so Mills must go through the similar process he went through in 2008.
Taken 2 hits theaters on October 5th, 2012.
I remember going to the movie theater in 1995 to see Slyvester Stallone as a crazy futuristic judge, now the torch is being passed and Karl Urban stars as Judge Dredd.
New trailer dropped today for the anticipated Dredd.
Urban is trying so hard to be Stallone it’s not even funny, in fact it’s annoying. He comes off as very unlikeable and corny in the trailer, some awful “Sly Stallone-like” one-liners.
Olivia Thirlby and Lena Headey also star, Dredd opens in 3D on September 21st, 2012.
Synopsis:
Dredd takes place on a fictional Earth created as a result of the Atomic Wars. Survivors of this period are living in Mega-Cities, which protects its citizens from the Cursed Earth, a radioactive desert environment populated by mutants. The main story takes place in Mega-City One, where the police who are now called judges have the power to use police brutality to some extent to fight extreme murders. One man, Judge Dredd (Karl Urban), a senior law enforcement officer, teams up with a cadet called Judge Anderson (Olivia Thirlby) to track down a terrorist organization lead by Ma-Ma (Lena Headey), who is responsible for selling a reality-altering drug called Slo-Mo.
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