Gravity Trailer Excites and Terrifies

Gravity Trailer

Unless I’m mistaken, falling is a nearly universal fear. I’m not talking about what I do every time I try to eat while walking up stairs or step on a metal street grate in the rain. I’m talking about the plunge – the one that jolts us awake when our dreams toss us from the top of some place we know we shouldn’t be. I mean, I know people bungee jump, and base jump, and parachute all over all the time. But the fact remains, unless they’re suicidal, they always have that something protecting them. And to me, that’s what makes the trailer for Alfonso Cuarón’s upcoming film, Gravity, so terrifying.

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Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 Trailer filled with Food Puns and Happiness

Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 trailer

I loved Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. Not only was it a great movie, but the idea of a magical machine that could make meteorological cheeseburgers rain from the sky was almost biblical (to me, at least). Now, with the new trailer out for the sequel, Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2, I found myself with high hopes for laughs, childish excitement, and of course, sci-fi food wonder.

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Upside Down Trailer Visually Stunning, But Will The Story Hold Up?

Upside Down Trailer

As the title suggests, the trailer for the upcoming film Upside Down, written and directed by Juan Solanas, looks beautiful. Twin planets, opposing gravity, and all sorts of visual shenanigans allows a lot of potential for the film to really blow us away. But will the story follow suit? Essentially a Romeo & Juliet on a planetary scale, the story looks like it could fall flat unless the concept of opposing gravity, love, and its visuals all come together to make a coherent and compelling story.

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Leviathan Documentary Trailer Captivates

Leviathan Trailer

At two minutes and thirty seconds, the trailer for the upcoming documentary Leviathan seems inundating. After all, a doc about fisherman may be a little unnecessary at this point,(just think about the existing ‘reality’ shows on the same subject, such as Lobstermen, The Most Dangerous Catch, and so on… and especially other large Hollywood films like The Perfect Storm (I know it’s a little old, but it instantly popped into my mind the second I heard what Leviathan was about), what more is there to say on fishermen on film?

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Big Ass Spider Trailer Does Not Impress

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Not that I had any high hopes for this, in fact, the only reason I decided to watch the Big Ass Spider trailer was how shocked I was by another giant spider movie coming out in 2013. Although at this rate why should I be surprised? There are also two hunter/slayer re-envisioning of old fairy tales coming out, before that there were three Snow White movies…. all the way back to Volcano and Dante’s Peak (and before that, and before that…) Yet where I found Spiders 3D to be ridiculous (especially at the prospect of 3D spiders jumping out all over the place,) Big Ass Spider did nothing for me. It didn’t even make me feel uncomfortable, and I hate spiders.

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Trailer Review: Spiders 3D

Spiders 3D trailer

You would never think a movie titled “Spiders 3D” would be interesting. In fact, by its name alone one would, and should, assume that it is an IMAX documentary you would take your little sister to (if you wanted her to kill herself). And it shouldn’t be. Nothing about this movie should make me want to watch it. But I do. I do so bad it hurts.

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News: The Monk Trailer and Poster Released

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ATO Pictures has released the official trailer for the supernatural thriller The Monk, directed by German filmmaker Dominik Moll. T. The trailer is really confusing, but also creepy and weird. The story follows Brother Ambrosio (Vincent Cassel) who was abandoned at birth at the gates of a monastery in Madrid. Ambrosio grows up to be a feared preacher who thinks he is immune from temptation, but the poop hits the fan when a mysterious apprentice screws his head… Or something like that. The movie was adapted from Matthew G. Lewis’ classic cult novel in 2011, but wasn’t released until now.

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Trailer Review: Evil Dead (2013, Dir. Fede Alvarez)

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I know we talk a lot of smack about remakes. And I had to say, after hearing that The Evil Dead was going to be remade I wasn’t sure what to expect. Of course I had my misgivings about it… the movie was going to be terrible, a waste of time, etc, but after a couple of people mentioned the trailer to me, I finally sat down and gave it a try.

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6 Predictions for Vampire Diaries Season 4 Mid Season Premiere

Vampire Diaries Season 4 Predictions

With the January 17th Mid-Season Premiere of Vampire Diaries rapidly approaching, I find myself going over all the little details we’ve seen in episodes 1-9. A lot has happened so far – with Elena becoming a vampire and all – and I feel there is a LOT more craziness to come. (Just think of how all the previous seasons have ended – Katherine’s violent return, Klaus Taking Stefan, and Elena’s death). With so much going on, and still so much to happen, there are so many ways season 4 could end! So here are my 6 quick predictions for the second half of season 4! (Although, I’m usually never right. But hey, there’s a first time for everything, so let’s get this started, shall we?)

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