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ARCHIVES WEEK 48 2006
30/11/06
Newsflash:
Hi guys, nice juicy newsflash today! As usual, I'm skipping Friday but will be back this weekend with a new update.
 I'm gonna start off with a bunch of cool trailers. First, the new trailer for Joe Carnahan's Smokin' Aces, starring Ben Affleck, Andy Garcia, Ray Liotta, Jeremy Piven, Ryan Reynolds and Peter Berg. Click here to download.
Zhang Yimou is back with a new martial arts epic, Curse of the Golden Flower, starring Chow Yun-Fat and Gong Li, check out the trailer here.
Terrence Howard and Bernie Mac star in the sports flick Pride, you can check out the first trailer right here.
Guess who's back? Axel Foley!!! Eddie Murphy will star in Beverly Hills Cop IV. He's working closely with the studio and producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura to bring the franchise back to life. Source: Variety.
Meryl Streep is joining Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon in the political thriller Rendition. Streep will portray a government official who approves a transfer of a suspect in a suicide bombing. Tsotsi's Gavin Hood is directing. Source: Variety.
The first pic of the Fantasticar appeared on the web! Here's a description of the vehicle; "In the movie, the Fantasticar is powered by a proton accelerator, can hover, fly at 500 mph and break into separate flying machines. And while the 4,000-pound model doesn't move without the assistance of a crane or casters, it's still an impressive piece of space-age polymer." Click for a bigger version!
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28/11/06
Newsflash:
Come on, man, first The Hitcher, then Near Dark and now they're planning to remake Poltergeist!!! Bloody Disgusting posted the following; "...instead the new film will be a straight-up remake of the first film... pretty much frame-for-frame. Just think Hills Have Eyes..." A remake of Steven Spielberg's and Tobe Hooper's classic horror flick? What do you guys think?
Noah Wyle (ER) will make his directorial debut with the romantic comedy Prince Test. The film centers on a female private investigator who checks the fidelity of engaged or married men. Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Willem Dafoe, Bob Hoskins and Matthew Modine will star in Abel Ferrara's screwball comedy Go Go Tales. The story revolves around an owner of a New York go-go dancing club whose brother threatens to pull the plug on his business. Source: The Hollywood Reporter
The Dutch visitors can check out my Flags of our Fathers review here! The movie will hit the theaters this week in Holland. I'm checking out Rocky Balboa later today, so stay tuned for this review! Man, I can't wait to see Rocko back in action, woohoo!
28/11/06
Exclusive Arthur and the Invisibles poster!:
MovieXplosion.com once again received an exclusive new poster! Check out the wonderful updated one-sheet for Luc Besson's family flick Arthur and the Invisibles!
Click for a closer look, I've kept the file size nice an big, enjoy!
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28/11/06
Tony Scott talks The Warriors!!!:
Tony Scott talked about his next project, a remake of Walter Hill's The Warriors. As you know, I'm not a big fan of remakes, just like Tony Scott, but this film about
a huge gang war is going to be really different. Check out what the director had to say;
"I really hate remakes, but the The Warriors is one of my all time favorite movies, and what I'm doing is kind of reinventing it. And rather than a gang it's going to be 30 guys who take on 3,000. It's Kingdom of Heaven meets The Warriors. We're going to use the L.A. River bed as a major location. I've been meeting all the real gang leaders, they're saying they'll sign this treaty for the duration of the shoot. I want this shot of 50,000 real gang members all on Long Beach - The Crips, The Bloods, the Vietnamese, the Cambodians, the 18th Street gang, all there. It's going to be cool."
Wow, this is going to be big and it could also lead up to a real gang war, I think. I'll keep you posted.
Source: Empire online
27/11/06
U.S. Box Office Nov 24-26:
Happy Feet and Casino Royale topped the American Box Office for a second week, followed by Denzel Washington's thriller Déjà Vu,
which entered the third spot with 20 million bucks! Here's the rest of the Top Ten:
1. Happy Feet - $37,945,000 / $100,126,000
2. Casino Royale - $31,000,000 / $94,223,000
3. Déjà Vu - $20,836,000 (new)
4. Deck the Halls - $12,000,000 (new)
5. Borat - $10,400,000 / $109,280,000
6. The Santa Clause 3 - $10,016,000 / $67,199,000
7. Stranger Than Fiction - $6,000,000 / $32,761,000
8. Flushed Away - $5,841,000 / $57,366,000
9. Bobby - $4,909,000 / $6,157,000
10. The Fountain - $3,725,000 (new)
25/11/06
Newsflash!:
Quick newsflash today, guys, enjoy the weekend!
Matt Damon briefly talks about the upcoming Ocean's 13. He's reluctant to give out full plot details, but did say; "The only reason we want to do it is to make a movie that's better than the first two. It's kinda like a revenge thing. Someone does something to one of us and we want revenge. And that someone is Al Pacino. We have to take him down." Source: Empire online
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