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Category Archives: Foreign Films
Review: ‘I Saw The Devil’
I shudder to think that I almost didn’t go see this film. The press screening was early in the morning, it was a purported 2 and 1/2 hours long, it was subtitled, and I just didn’t know if I had … Continue reading
Posted in Fantastic Fest, Foreign Films, Horror Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Tagged 'I Saw the Devil', Choi Min-suk, Fantastic Fest, Kim Ji-Woon, Lee Byung-hun, serial killers, South Korean Horror
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Check Out The First Trailer For ‘The Red Eagle’, Thailand’s Dark Super Hero Flick
With the rising popularity in gritty super hero films such as Kick-Ass, Watchmen and Hancock, there are bound to be other countries that want to throw their hat into the ring. Since most of the good existing properties are already … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comics, Foreign Films, Movies, News, Sci-Fi, Trailers, Video
Tagged Comics, Five Star Films, Kick-Ass, Ninja Assassin, Super Hero, Thai, Thailand, The Black Demon, The Red Eagle
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Indie Review: ‘Micmacs’
It takes a lot to make me sympathize with arms dealers, especially the ruthless and pure evil ones, but Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s relentlessly whimsical and quirky Micmacs very nearly succeeds. The movie opens promisingly enough, with a beautifully shot (by Tetsuo … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Films, Indie, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Amelie, André Dussollier, City of Lost Children, Dany Boon, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Micmacs, Micmacs à tire-larigot, Nicolas Marié
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First Trailer for ‘Wu-Tang Vs. The Golden Phoenix’ Goes Live
For the longest time, the world of rap music and Kung Fu cinema were as separate as one would think they could be. A bridge was then formed by the popular group Wu-Tang Clan, and more specifically, The RZA. Wu-Tang … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Casting, Cult Cinema, Fandom, Foreign Films, Movies, Music, News, Sci-Fi, Video
Tagged Afro Samurai, Kill Bill, Kung Fu, Man with the Iron Fist, Quentin Tarantino, RZA, Shaw Brothers, Smokin' Aces, War, Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Vs. The Golden Phoenix
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Luc Besson’s ‘Transporter’ Coming to the Small Screen
No, this isn’t a plug for the world premiere of one of the Transporter films to hit basic cable. Creator Luc Besson’s production company, EuropaCorp, has gotten the greenlight to go ahead with a full season of a Transporter TV … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Box Office, Filmmaking, Foreign Films, Movies, News, TV
Tagged EuropaCorp, Frank Martin, Jason Statham, Luc Besson, Transporter, Transporter 2, Transporter 3
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Ryan Reynolds Gets ‘Buried’ In New Teaser Trailer
Ryan Reynolds is a pretty busy guy. Not only is casting news and general buzz generating for his titular role in DC’s upcoming Green Lantern, but the writers have already been hired for the Deadpool script, which will begin shooting … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Foreign Films, Indie, Movies, News, Trailers, Video, Viral Marketing
Tagged Buried, Rodrigo Cortés, Ryan Reynolds, Sundance, Viral Marketing
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First Trailer For ‘District B13: Ultimatum’
While the idea of the “buddy cop” film has lost it’s luster here in the States since Riggs and Murtaugh hung up their guns, the sub-genre has taken on a whole new life over in France. Back in 2004, writer … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Fandom, Foreign Films, Movies, News, Trailers
Tagged District B13, French, Luc Besson, Taken, Trailers, Transporter
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LA Film Festival Picks Winners
The Los Angeles International Film Festival, which ran from June 18-28, has decided on its winners. Here’s a breakdown of what films and filmmakers came away with awards. Sam Fleischner and Ben Chace’s Wah Do Dem (What They Do) earned … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Drama, Events, Filmmaking, Foreign Films, Movies, News, Press Releases
Tagged LAFF, Los Angeles Film Festival, Those Who Remain, Wah Do Dem
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