08.5.2013 | By SBC Staff |
Sony Pictures just released the new international trailer of “One Direction: This Is Us“. There are some slight changes compared to the US version but it all gives a great insight to the phenomenon that is “1D” (you hardcore fans know what I’m talking about). Will this movie be a success? Read More
07.30.2013 | By SBC Staff |
Once a year, a trailer comes along that absorbs you from the first frame to the last. Whether it was its cinematography, color palette, CGI or story line, or maybe a fusion of all the aforementioned, you have just witnessed something special. Comic actor, now turned director, Ben Stiller releases The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and its first trailer is to be sensorially engulfed. I almost feel like I saw an art exhibition, not a trailer. Then again… isn’t film art? Read More
07.29.2013 | By SBC Staff |
Unlike the previous two weeks, this particular week of theatrical releases doesn’t really have anything I’d trip over to see. I mean, Smurfs 2 is on the menu, that should tell you what us moviegoers are dealing with here. Perhaps the more interesting of the bunch are Europa Report for its premise, a film directed by Ecuadorian Sebastian Cordero starring Sharlto Copley (District 9) and The Canyons anchored by Lindsay Lohan. The latter seems to be the one to see this week for the pop culture puns and references she begets. Read the rest of the plot lines and see who’s starring in them… something just might catch your eye. Read More
07.25.2013 | By SBC Staff |
The two biggest international Hispanic actors in the world, Ricardo Darín and Belén Rueda, unite for the very first time in Septimo, a new thriller by Spanish director Patxi Amezcua. We have the first trailer for you to see!
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07.22.2013 | By SBC Staff |
This is my second week writing my “This week in movies…” feature. It is a preview of the films coming out this week with their adjoining trailer and synopsis. I have to say, I’m discovering some interesting finds for you during my research. There are 11 movies being released this week and 7 of them are independent films with limited releases and/or available On Demand for home viewing. From the indie circuit, I must admit, the premises all sound worth watching, such as Drug War from Asian director Johnnie To. It’s the French Connection meets The Wire. Also The Time Being, a mystery surrounding a millionaire and an artist and Frankenstein’s Army, a movie that looks too fun to ignore.  Come back this Thursday where I’ll have my reviews of what I have seen. In the meantime, I rank the films in descending order from least anticipated to my most anticipated watch. Read More
07.19.2013 | By SBC Staff |
Universal Pictures just released their first trailer of Vin Diesel’s – Riddick. The trailer also has Dredd star Karl Urban playing Vaaco and Batista from the WWE. Both are set on collecting a bounty for the head of Riddick. Read More
07.17.2013 | By SBC Staff |
Dreamworks Pictures just released their first trailer of the WikiLeaks movie – The Fifth Estate.
The trailer has Star Trek villain Benedict Cumberbatch playing the lead role of Julian Assange who is set on taking justice into his own hands by leaking very confidential information from whomever is abusing their power. Read More
07.15.2013 | By SBC Staff |
This is one of the rare weeks where Hollywood is releasing movies I want to go see, whether it’d be because of the leads in the movie (Ryan Gosling, Kristen Wiig) or the intriguing premise (The Conjuring, Turbo). Whatever it may be, I usually don’t experience this sort of excitement for a movie week. I’ve seen a few of these but will watch the rest of them and you should circle back this week to read my reviews. I’m going to rank these new Hollywood movies in order of my interest level… Read More
07.14.2013 | By SBC Staff |
Jaume Balaguero is at it again. The Spanish director who spearheaded one of the most successful and international horror franchises, will direct the fourth and final [REC] movie – [REC] 4 Apocalypse. We have the brand new teaser trailer, motion poster and two teaser posters for you to check out! Read More
07.12.2013 | By SBC Staff |
The first How To Train Your Dragon was such a surprise and lovable film experience that I had called it one of the best animated movies of 2010, mainly for its surreal flying sequences. We now get our hands on the first teaser trailer from How To Train Your Dragon 2 which exclusively boasts footage lasting almost 2 minutes of just flying. Crazy.
The film brings back the same voice cast from the original: Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, Craig Ferguson, America Ferrera, Jonah Hill, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, T.J. Miller, and Kristen Wiig.
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