2012 is going to be a big year at the movies, including the long awaited return of James Bond to the big screen. Daniel Craig is returning as the Agent 007 in Skyfall, scheduled for release in early November.
As production continues, some plot details from Skyfall are starting to emerge. Perhaps one of the most intriguing Skyfall tidbits is info that this is the last film with Judi Dench as M. Ralph Fiennes is in Skyfall as a government leader and word is his character will replace M as Bond’s trusted superior. Why the regime change? Is M simply retiring, or is M leaving due to some past misdeeds catching up to her and Bond no longer having the faith in her he once did? Also cast in Skyfall are Naomie Harris as Bond’s latest love interest, always a plumb Hollywood role.
For more Skyfall plot details, check out the recent press conference video below:
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Happy Presidents’ Day! In honor of this day, we present to you our list of some of the best presidential movies ever made. Our list includes action, comedy, drama and more – the list is presented in no particular order.
Dave: a good comedy starring Kevin Kline as a look-alike who accidentally becomes the Prez Air Force One: a solid action flick with Harrison Ford battling hostage takers in the air In the Line of Fire: another action thriller, with Clint Eastwood as a Secret Service Agent trying to stop a presidential assassination Thirteen Days: this film should have garnered more praise when it was released in 2000. A gripping behind the scenes look at the JFK presidency during the Cuban Missle Crisis W: love him or hate him, Oliver Stone brings us the story of George W. Bush, the most polarizing President in decades My Fellow Americans: an under-rated comedy, James Garner and Jack Lemmon star as two ex-presidents and bitter rivals on the run Frost/Nixon: although a bit of a dud at the box office, critics considered this Oscar nominee one of the best films of 2008 Primary Colors: based on a book chronicling the 1992 Bill Clinton campaign. Provides great insights into the political campaign process The American President: a romantic President movie? yes indeed. Michael Douglas stars as the Commander in Chief, who’s romance with a lobbyist threatens his re-election campaign
Did our list miss any of your favorite Presidential movies?
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Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. It’s the perfect time for cuddling up with your loved one and watching classic romance movies. We present our look at our favorite romantic movies as suggestions for your Valentines’ movie plans.
2012 marks the 100th Anniversary of Universal Studios.
In addition to a new logo (shown above), Universal is celebrating with the restoration of 13 classic filme. The new logo above will first appear in the March release of The Lorax, and be used in each new film released after that date.
Precise details of the restorations are yet to be revealed but the majority of the restorations are expected to be for Blu-Ray home video market, rather than theatrical re-releases.
Another new trailer for 2012′s The Hunger Games has been released.
This movie adaptation of the ultra-popular book series is expected to be a top box office draw in 2012, and lead to the launch of a successful new film franchise.
This new trailer has a more ‘finished’ production look than the early teaser trailers we saw. MovieGoods has Hunger Games posters in stock now. Stay tuned to our blog for future Katniss Everdeen movie updates.
2012 has a very impressive list of movie releases on it. Lots of new movies that will be highly anticipated by the public, as well as some films the studios hope will become new franchises.
The MovieGoods blog will be bringing you lots of 2012 previews in coming weeks but today, we take a look specifically at new superhero movies coming in 2012. The first to hit theatres will be Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, opening on February 17th. Its been 5 years since the first Ghost Rider movie but Nicolas Cage is back for the sequel. The second big superhero release of 2012 comes on May 4th when The Avengers opens worldwide, featuring a star studded cast of Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Chris Evans as Captain America, Mark Ruffalo as The Incredible Hulk, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow and Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye.
But the superheroes don’t stop in May – far from it. July brings us both Batman and Spider-Man. Spidey gets a reboot on July 3rd with Andrew Garfield in the lead role, followed by arguably the most anticipated movie of the entire year: The Dark Knight Rises trilogy final installment opens on July 20th.
Start saving your movie ticket money today – you’re going to need it in 2012 if you’re a superhero movie fan!
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