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The Big Wedding, starring Robert De Niro, Diane Keaton, and Susan Sarandon.

Prepare for the Bataan Death March of Rom-Com Mediocrity.

Robin Williams as a priest in a Rom-Com. Hasn't that happened before?

Yes, starring that guy from the American The Office I believe.

License To Wed

The Narrator Returns wrote:The Big Wedding, starring Robert De Niro, Diane Keaton, and Susan Sarandon.

Prepare for the Bataan Death March of Rom-Com Mediocrity.

and just to be absolutely sure there was no chance of this being remotely good, they put Katherine Heigl in it.

How does that woman have a career in Hollywood?

An almost six minute trailer for Cloud Atlas

Everybody's story: This is Forty

Not everybody's story: The black man who has to work sixteen hours a day six days a week just to live in an apartment and whose wife has to work just as much plus taking care of the kids to put food in everyone's mouths.

Yeah, that's approaching near-Sex In The City "head in the sand" attitude towards the rest of the world.

That's really rubbing it in for anyone who dies at 39.

Just one day away from retirement too.

Oof. At least Matthew Lillard's getting decent gigs post-'The Descendants'

First full trailer for Brandon Cronenberg's Antiviral (picked up by IFC for US distribution).

flyonthewall2983 wrote:The Last Stand

On a related note, the quite interesting-looking Chuck Norris vs. Communism. Q&A with the film's subject here.

Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths.

Delightfully oddball trailer, fantastic cast, Martin McDonagh. I'm sold.

The first English trailer for J. A. Bayona's new film, The Impossible.

Looks like some rich white people had their vacation ruined.

A friend of mine was raving about the new Danish movie he had a chance to see (apparently it was a big hit at Sundance this year)...the trailer looks very promising: Teddy Bear.

Teaser trailer for De Palma's Passion

Looks fun!

Anna Kendrick never sleeps.

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The Iceman. So far this film seems to be getting fairly good reviews at Venice.

I saw the HBO interviews with the real guy. I can totally buy Michael Shannon as him.

A Liar's Autobiography:

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This is an animated film about the life of Monty Python member Graham Chapman. Some of the animation looks a bit dicey. (Too bad they didn't have Gilliam animated the whole film, he really has a gift for making cheap-o animation look splendid.) The film debuts at Toronto in a week or so.

Stand Up Guys with Al Pacino, Christopher Walken and Alan Arkin. Not to mention Señor Salamanca as well. This actually looks like it has some potential beyond just pairing screen greats for a standard comedy-drama.