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Check Out the Full Trailer For Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Fans of Shia LaBeouf have seen evidence of his real-life romance with Oscar nominee Carey Mulligan, but here's a glimpse at their chemistry on the big screen. In the new, full trailer for Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, there's a lot more insight into the romance between Jacob Moore and Winnie Gekko (LaBeouf and Mulligan) and how Gordon Gekko's release from prison plays into their relationship.
The first teaser gave us a taste of the fast-paced, greedy, Wall Street lifestyle, but the second trailer provides a bit more character exploration.
Sneak Peek at Shia LaBeouf in Wall Street 2!
Money Never Sleeps, the sequel to the iconic 1987 film Wall Street hits theaters this April, but sadly we still have yet to see a trailer. I can't wait to see Michael Douglas step back into Gordon Gekko's shoes, especially since rising stars Shia LaBeouf and Carey Mulligan will be fresh faces in the cast. As we wait for the first preview, get a taste with these new stills from the film and on the set.
Josh Brolin — Love Him or Leave Him?
Awhile back the majority of you voted to kill off the Men in Black franchise, but perhaps you'll have a change of heart after today's news. Josh Brolin is reportedly in talks to join Men in Black 3 as a potential stand-in for Tommy Lee Jones's Agent K. The details haven't been finalized, but word is he could play a young Agent K or possibly an entirely new partner to Agent J (Will Smith).
Damon and Brolin May Get Gritty For the Coen Brothers
The freight train that is Matt Damon's career is still chugging away at full steam: while he's off filming The Adjustment Bureau, the actor is in talks for yet another upcoming project. Ethan and Joel Coen want Damon, along with Josh Brolin, to star in their upcoming remake of True Grit.
Jeff Bridges is already on board to play US marshal Rooster Cogburn, and Damon would play a lawyer who joins Cogburn and a 14-year-old girl to track down the killer of the girl's father.
Movie Preview: Women in Trouble
Every few years, a woman-heavy ensemble hits the theaters, and I always hope it's going to be as good as the standard, Steel Magnolias. This year's flick, Women in Trouble, stars Carla Gugino, Connie Britton, Marley Shelton, Emanuelle Chriqui, and Sarah Clarke as the various women from different walks of life. One's a porn star, one's a masseuse, one's a flight attendant, and many of them are in their bras in this trailer.
Link Time!
- Josh Brolin is replacing Sean Penn in Cartel — Cinematical
- Jude Law recites Poker Face on Jimmy Fallon — Best Week Ever
- Production has been suspended on Jon & Kate Plus 8 — Movieline
- Quentin Tarantino has plans to make Kill Bill 3 in the next couple years — Moviefone
- Do the Lost references on FlashForward belong on the show? — TV.com
- Transformers 3 will include Megan Fox and come out July 1, 2011 — MTV Movies Blog
- In honor of Whip It, a collection of favorite movie roller skating scenes — Rotten Tomatoes
- J.J. Abrams's new spy series causes a bidding war — Coming Soon
- Who's your favorite TV mom?
Buzz News Roundup, 2/13
- Jennifer Hudson and The Secret Life of Bees were big winners at the NAACP Image Awards. — Reuters
- Columbia Pictures is bringing a time-traveling Jane Austen drama to the big screen, based on the British miniseries Lost in Austen. — ComingSoon
- Director Christopher Nolan's next project has nothing to do with Batman: He'll direct an original screenplay he wrote called Inception, a sci-fi action film, for Warner Bros.
Buzz News Roundup, 2/11
- The upcoming movie The Soloist is inspiring at least 174 orchestras in 46 states to participate in food drives. — AP
- Showtime has renewed United States of Tara for a second season. — Variety
- In other renewal news, Ugly Betty, Grey's Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, and Brothers and Sisters are rumored to be getting early pickups from ABC.
Milk: Deeply Moving, Difficult, and Worthwhile
"I know that you cannot live on hope alone, but without it, life is not worth living." — Harvey Milk
The story of gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk had a huge impact on me a few years ago when I first watched the Oscar-winning documentary about him, The Times of Harvey Milk. His is truly a stranger-than-fiction tale and is so full of inspiration, absurdity, and absolute heartache that it's somewhat surprising it has taken this long to create a feature-length dramatization of his life and death.
W: Too Little, Too Soon
No matter your political persuasion, most can agree that the presidency of George W. Bush is concluding on a low and solemn note, the full consequences of his years in office still unknown. There is no doubt he is one of the most controversial figures of a generation, and his life will provide vast and fertile ground for dramatists someday.
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