Universal has unleashed a red-band teaser for the comedy Neighbors [NEIBR] previously known as Townies (TOWNI). Seth Rogen [SROGE] and Rose Byrne [RBYRN] star as a young married couple who have settled down into a quiet suburb to raise their newborn. Unfortunately, a college fraternity led by Zach Efron [ZEFRO] moves into the house next door and begins non-stop partying. Directed by Nick Stoller [NSTOL], Neighbors will batlle next year on May 9th.
Focus Features has debuted the trailer for the real-events based drama Dalls Buyers Club [DALBC] on Apple.
Matthew McConaughey [MMCCO] stars as real-life Texas cowboy Ron Woodroof, whose free-wheeling life was overturned in 1985 when he was diagnosed as HIV-positive and given 30 days to live. These were the early days of the AIDS epidemic, and the U.S. was divided over how to combat the virus. Ron, now shunned and ostracized by many of his old friends, and bereft of government-approved...
Summit has unveiled the teaser trailer for the feature adaptation of Divergent [DVRGN] during the MTV VMAs. The latest sci-fi film set in a dystopian future based on a popular Young Adult novel series stars Shailene Woodley [SWOOD] as a teen who doesn't neatly fit into one of five pre-set aptitudes. Kate Winslet [KWINS], Maggie Q [MQUIG] and Theo James co-star. Will Divergent be the next The Hunger Games or The Host? Divergent arrives in theaters on March 21st.
Polishing off the competition for the second weekend in a row, Lee Daniels' The Butler [BUTLR] led the box office with an estimated $17.0 million. The drama declined just 31% to bring its total to $52.3 million.
Another holdover We're the Millers [WEMIL] remained in second place at $13.5 million. The comedy has stashed $91.7 million after 3 weekends.
The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones [CTOFB] debuted third with $9.3 million and $14.0 million since opening on Wednesday. The fantasy...
As summer winds down and school starts in parts of the country, Hollywood will try to target specific audiences with three new offerings. Lee Daniels’ The Butler [BUTLR] is likely to prevail again atop the weekend box office. The historical drama has little competition and looks to hold more than 65% of its debut at around $17 million.
Lionsgate has finally gotten around to release You’re Next [URNEX], a horror film it picked up 2 years ago. An intriguing trailer has built up buzz for the...
CBS Films has released the full, theatrical trailer for the drama Inside Llewyn Davis [INSLD] from the Coen brothers [COEN]. Oscar Isaac [OISAA] stars as a folk singer trying to make it solo after his playing partner commits suicide. Carey Mulligan [CMULL] co-stars as his pregnant girlfriend. Inside Llewyn Davis begins its Oscar campaign on December 6th.
Sony has dropped the teaser trailer for the historical romance Pompeii [PMPEI]. The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 A.D. serves as the backdrop of a star-crossed romance between a slave gladiator, played by Kit Harington, and his rich master's daughter, played by Emily Browning [EBROW]. The Galdiator meets Titanic story directed by Paul W.S. Anderson [PANDE] lands in theaters on February 21st.
Fox has revealed the trailer for the period drama The Book Thief [BKTHF] on Apple. Set during World War II in Germany, the story follows a girl sent to live with foster parents, played by Geoffrey Rush [GRUSH] and Emily Watson [EWATS]. She passes her time by stealing books and learning to read. She also shares them with a Jewish man the family has hidden in their basement. Based on the bestselling book, the inspirational story opens in wide release on November 15th.
Exclusive Media has unveiled the trailer for their first theatrical release Parkland [PRKLN]. Zac Efron [ZEFRO], Marcia Gay Harden [MGHAR], Billy Bob Thornton [BBTHO], Jacki Weaver [JWEAV], and Paul Giamatti [PGIAM] lead the ensemble cast of the film about the ordinary people suddenly thrust into extraordinary circumstances by the assassination of President Kennedy. Parkland opens in limited release on October 4th.
November 22nd, 1963 was a day that changed the world forever when young...
With the three other new wide releases bombing with audiences, the weekend box office was easily won by Lee Daniels' The Butler [BUTLR] with an estimated $25.0 million. The historical drama appealed to older women as the crowd was 60% female and 76% over the age of 35. The crowd-pleasing awards contender should enjoy long legs through September.
We're the Millers [WEMIL] remained in the second spot at $17.8 million. The comedy declined just 33% in its sophomore session.
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