New Trailer For Paper Man

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Dramedy seems to be the big thing these days in movieland if its not action comedy and here is the trailer for upcoming indie dramedy PAPER MAN.
The movie stars Jeff Daniels who plays a failed  middle aged writer who forms a unlikely friendship with a 17 year old girl played by Emma Stone and both go through life with their imaginary friends; Captain Excellent (Ryan Reynolds) and a fellow teen called Christopher (Keiran Culkin). The pairs relationship does come with much disapproval from his wife(Lisa Kudrow) and his ' superhero friend'.
There isn't a release date yet for this movie in UK and Ireland but there will be a limited release stateside from April 23rd.

ONG-BAK 3 Trailer Looking fantastic!

 
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I'm not the biggest martial arts fan in the world I could probably could only name one or two of the big names within the movie genre but in the last few years since enhancing my knowledge of movie Tony Jaa.
The Ong Bak franchise has helped to get him worldwide recognition from fans all around the world and recently the trailer for the 3rd movie has debuted online, you can see it below. The movie has plenty of blood, sweat, over the top action just plain old madness and fun to watch if your a diehard martial arts fan or even if you want pure escapism from the outside world check this out!
Looking like the movie is scheduled for a May5th release in Thailand as for the rest of the world it might get some sort of coverage through certain cinemas if not on the small screen via DVD.

Second New Trailer for Phillip Ridley's HEARTLESS

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I caught this movie back in mid-february it kicked off my Glasgow Film Festival season for me and it is an very enjoyable movie and refreshing to the pallette especially with the amount of crap coming out of Hollywood these days, so when something thats a little bit different comes along its just nice to watch whatever the genre or country is comes from.
Heartless is about Jamie a young guy (played by Jim Sturgess) who has an large birthmark on his face, he feels ashamed, hes picked on by the local youths. He would do anything to get rid of the birthmark and he gets his chance when he meets a demon (might be the devil?) who gives him a chance of new face but when you deal with the devil, theres a price to pay…you must kill someone.
Trailer gets you into the thick of the movie, very intense, provoking but also sad as well, all in a very good movie with a brilliant cast to back it up. Timothy Spall, brilliant Eddie Marsan,Noel Clarke, Clémence Poésy and Joesph Mawle as the demon.
The movie is getting a limited release in the UK & Ireland on May 21st, which is a shame and as for USA no news yet but possibly IFC may pick it up giving the movie some coverage stateside.