The Decline Of Fucking Western Civilization The black comedy The Decline Of Fucking Western Civilization stars Ashton Kutcher, Alison Brie, Jesse Williams, Kal...
Memorial Day weekend has traditionally been one of the biggest at the box office. However, no established franchise planted a tentpole this year, leaving Disney as the biggest stakeholder with the sci-fi actioner Tomorrowland [1952]. Taking its title from the Disneyland theme park area, the PG-rated film has been shrouded in mystery. The trailers and marketing have revealed little of the plot and are instead banking on the Disney brand name as well as those of director Brad Bird [BBIRD]...
Open Road has dropped the redband trailer for thecomedy Dope [DOPE]. Boyz n the Hood meets Go as a trio of high schoolers cross paths with a drug dealer in South Central Los Angeles. Dope will open wide on June 19th.
Warner Bros. has uncovered the full-length trailer for the found footage horror film The Gallows [GALOW]. 20 years after a tragic school play, a group of students try to honor the anniversary of the student's death only to stir up his ghostly spirit. The Gallows opens in theaters on July 10.
Lionsgate has released the U.S. trailer for the stop-motion animated Shaun the Sheep [SHEEP] on Apple. Originally spun-off from Wallace & Gromit into his own TV series, Shaun the Sheep leads in his own feature film from Aardman Animations. When a mix-up sends the Farmer and the flock to the Big City, it's up to Shaun to lead everyone back home. Shaun the Sheeplands stateside on August 7th.
Warner Bros. has dropped the first trailer for the drama We Are Your Friends [WAYFR] starring Zack Efron [ZEFRO] as a young DJ who dreams of rising to the top of the EDM soundscape. Wes Bentley [WBENT] plays his mentor while Emily Ratajkowski [ERATA] plays the woman who comes between them. We Are Your Friends rises into theaters on August 28th.
Set in the world of electronic music and Hollywood nightlife, an aspiring 23-year-old DJ named Cole (Efron) spends his days scheming with his...
Fox has unleashed the teaser trailer for the dystopian sci-fi sequel Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials [MAZE2]. Dylan O’Brien [DOBRI] stars as the leader of the Gladers who escaped the maze in the first film. They slowly uncover the truth about the experiments run by a mysterious organization known as WCKD, and escape to the desolate outside world which has been scorched by the sun. Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials arrives in theaters on September 18th.
Sony has uploaded the full-length trailer for the sci-fi comedy Pixels [PIXEL] set in a world where aliens have sent real life video games including PAC-MAN, Donkey Kong, Galaga, Centipede, and Space Invaders to attack earth. Now it's up to arcade champions Sam Brenner (Adam Sandler), Will Cooper (Kevin James), Ludlow Lamonsoff (Josh Gad), and Eddie “The Fire Blaster” Plant (Peter Dinklage) to save the world. Pixels starts up on July 24th.
Warner Bros. has unveiled the full-length trailer for the fantasy Pan [PAN1]. The revisionist origin of the characters created by J.M. Barrie follows an orphan who is spirited away to the magical Neverland where he is destined to to become Peter Pan. Originally set for release this summer, Pan will now reach theaters until October 9th.
Universal has debuted the teaser trailer for the biographical drama Steve Jobs [SJOBS]. After going through years of development hell played out in the Hollywood press, Aaron Sorkin's adaptation of the biography by Walter Isaacson finally comes to fruitition with Danny Boyle [DBOYL] directing Michael Fassbender [MFASS] as the legendary co-founder of Apple. The film is divided into three chapters each centered on an iconic product launch culminating with the unveiling of the iMac in 1998. ...
Grossing more in its opening weekend than the first film in its entire theatrical run, Pitch Perfect 2 [PTCP2] hit a high note beyond all expectations with an estimated $70.3 million to top the weekend box office. Girlpower was on display as the audience was 75% female and 62% under the age of 25.
Mad Max: Fury Road [MMAX4] revved $44.4 million to debut in second place. Coming 30 years after the last Md Max, the sequel attracted acrowd that was 70% male and 54% percent over 35.
