I don’t know if I’ve mentioned it before, on here, but, I’m quite the emotional being. Evidence of which is the fact that precisely within 30 seconds of hitting play on the below new trailer for In Dubious Battle, my eyeballs were near enough swimming in their sockets.
Focused on an activist (Franco) fighting in the labor movement for farm workers in California during the 1930s, the cast for In Dubious Battle is pretty impressive. To name just a few, we have Ed Harris, Robert Duvall, Vincent D’Onofrio, Nat Wolff and Selena Gomez. The movie is directed by and starring James Franco.
I’m quite sure I saw another trailer for this movie a few months ago, but it did very little for me, which, perhaps, doesn’t bode so well about what the end result might be like. However, looking on the bright side, isn’t it amazing what a fresh edit can do?
Michael Fassbender, James Franco and Carmen Ejogo’s Ridley Scott directed new movie, Alien – Covenant has an an excellently scary new trailer.
I remember being absolutely terrified after watching the original Alien (1979) movie.
Maybe, just maybe I’ll be brave for this. Either that or this trailer is as far as my ‘peaceful sleep loving’ behind is going to get. Who knows, 2017 still could be a year in which I surprise myself in terms of the movies I end up watching.
Alien – Covenant is the second chapter in a prequel trilogy that began with Prometheus (2012), and is linked to the original Alien movie.
Sausage Party (2016), Seth Rogen – Frank (Voice), Michael Cera – Barry (Voice)
Finding out the truth about one’s existence isn’t just a journey important for humans. Frank the sausage from Shopwell’s supermarket has heard some extremely disturbing news about what happens after he and his fellow food product friends are chosen. Selected and taken out of Shopwell’s and into ‘the great beyond,’ where the mad food horror/comedy/adventure that is Sausage Party, the latest from writing partners Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg truly begns.
Starring Rogen, Michael Cera, Kristen Wiig, Nick Kroll, Jonah Hill, and many more, I found Sausage Party entertaining and definitely filthy. It’s the clever and well-written wordplay that makes the experience for me.
The film’s general look and animation style is another personal highlight. I particularly love the walks of Teresa Del Taco and Frank’s girlfriend, Brenda. Yes, we’re talking about animation here, but the sexiness is truly undeniable. Then there’s the villainous Douche who is very well played by Nick Kroll (probably my favourite of his roles, ever).
There’s no writing about Sausage Party without mentioning the, let’s say… ‘good times’ that happen towards the very end. WOW! That’s a great word for it.
Sausage Party (2016), Salma Hayek – Teresa Del Taco (Voice)
After the thought, ‘How on earth are they going to end this?’ crossed my mind a few times as the movie played, I’m not mad at what actually happens at the very end – because how else could they have wrapped it up, really? Especially since food is ultimately for eating, potatoes need peeling and, we can mostly if not all agree that no one should ever take ill treatment.
In terms of the things I was at odds with, Sausage Party features some commentary on religion that feels a little odd and out of place, even though it kind of makes some sense, as we’re dealing with a world where our food both talks and thinks.
Watch this moviefor the smartly written, filthy, fun dialogue and the general madness of it all.
Why Him? is the new ‘meet the parents’ comedy from James Franco, Bryan Cranston, Megan Mullally and Zoey Deutch.
This should be good because director/co-writer John Hamburg also wrote for the Paul Rudd and Jason Segel bromance classic, I Love You, Man (2009). Plus, Ben Stiller’s Meet The Parents (2000).
James Franco in roles where he’s a little bit of an idiot, while also totally remaining lovable, are my favourites of his work. If you’ve seen and loved Pineapple Express (2008) and This Is The End (2013), then chances are you know exactly what I mean.
Why Him? Release Dates: December 25th, 2016 (US); January 6th, 2017 (UK); January 8th, 2017 (FR) January 12th, 2017 (GER)…
Memoria is James Franco’s latest movie and it looks…
…creepy. Yes, creepy is the word I was looking for. Eery also probably fits. Either way, I’m interested. I’m interested because Memoria is a Palo Alto, California-based story about a young man (Sam Dillon) trying to find his place in the world. It doesn’t help that he’s unsatisfied with his social group, has a dysfunctional family life, and he’s having zero luck with the lady he likes.
I want to see how it ends because this trailer has captured my imagination, thanks partly to the rather relaxing trailer music. I also want the young man to make it through and win.
Thomas Mann, Teo Halm, Luna Blaise, Shauna Bloom and Bella cohen aslo star. Director credits go to Vladimir de Fontenay andNina Ljeti.
